Detox & treatment across New Jersey.

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• Atlantic → Atlantic City · Hammonton
• Bergen → Bergen County
• Burlington → Burlington County
• Camden → Camden
• Cape May → Cape May County
• Cumberland → Cumberland County
• Essex → Newark
• Gloucester → Gloucester County
• Hudson → Jersey City
• Hunterdon → Hunterdon County
• Mercer → Trenton · Princeton
• Middlesex → Middlesex County
• Monmouth → Monmouth County
• Morris → Morristown
• Ocean → Toms River & Ocean County
• Passaic → Paterson
• Salem → Salem County
• Somerset → Somerset County
• Sussex → Sussex County
• Union → Union County
• Warren → Warren County

North Jersey has more hospital detox units than the rest of the state combined, and 18 licensed programs across eight counties. The real question is not whether care exists, but which door to walk through first.

• NewarkEssex County
• Jersey CityHudson County
• PatersonPassaic County
• MorristownMorris County
• Bergen CountyBergen County
• Union CountyUnion County
• Sussex CountySussex County
• Warren CountyWarren County

Central Jersey has 10 licensed detox programs across four counties, and in 2024 every residential detox admission the state counted in the region was at a program in Middlesex County. Knowing that saves days of phone calls.

• TrentonMercer County
• PrincetonMercer County
• Middlesex CountyMiddlesex County
• Somerset CountySomerset County
• Hunterdon CountyHunterdon County

Programs in the Shore and South Jersey counties reported about three in four of New Jersey's 2024 residential detox admissions, and the region has 20 of the state's 42 opioid treatment programs. Three of its nine counties still have no licensed detox at all.

• Toms River & Ocean CountyOcean County
• Atlantic CityAtlantic County
• HammontonAtlantic County
• CamdenCamden County
• Burlington CountyBurlington County
• Gloucester CountyGloucester County
• Cumberland CountyCumberland County
• Monmouth CountyMonmouth County
• Cape May CountyCape May County
• Salem CountySalem County

County treatment guides

• Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment in Middlesex County, NJStopping Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan or Valium is not always as simple as taking less and waiting for the discomfort to pass.
• Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Camden County, NJCocaine problems do not always look like an immediate collapse.
• Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Middlesex County, NJCocaine use does not have to happen every day to become a serious problem.