New Season Treatment Center - Tallahassee

About New Season - Opioid Addiction Treatment in Tallahassee

New Season Treatment Center in Tallahassee provides comprehensive outpatient care for adults struggling with opioid addiction. As a CARF-accredited clinic, they specialize in Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), a proven method for managing withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Their approach combines medication like Methadone and Buprenorphine with mandatory individual and group counseling to address the physical and psychological aspects of recovery. The program is designed to be accessible, accepting Medicaid and offering affordable self-pay options. With a focus on long-term stability, New Season offers a structured and supportive path toward a healthier, substance-free life.

A Look Inside New Season

Clinic Photos

New Season Tallahassee counseling office

Treatment Services

Opioid AddictionSpecialized treatment for addiction to opioids like heroin and painkillers.

Outpatient CareClients attend scheduled appointments and return home the same day.

MATMedication-Assisted Treatment using Methadone, Buprenorphine, and more.

MethadoneA long-acting medication used to treat opioid use disorder.

BuprenorphineA medication that reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

SuboxoneA combination of buprenorphine and naloxone to treat opioid addiction.

Pregnant PatientsA specialized program to provide safe care for expectant mothers.

Therapies Offered

Individual TherapyMandatory one-on-one sessions with a dedicated counselor.

Group TherapyPeer-supported sessions to build community and coping skills.

Family CounselingTherapy to help heal family relationships and build a support system.

Medical CareInitial and ongoing consultations with a physician to manage medication.

Clinic Info & Features

Self-Pay OptionAffordable daily rates are available for those paying out-of-pocket.

TelehealthCounseling sessions are available via phone or video call.

Co-ed ProgramThe clinic provides services for all adult genders.

Walk-ins WelcomeNew patients are encouraged to walk in during intake hours for assessment.

Est. 1986Founded in 1986, offering decades of experience in addiction treatment.

Insurance AcceptedAccepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance plans.

On Staff PhysicianMedical care is led by an on-staff physician specializing in addiction medicine.

Accreditation & Licensing

CARF International

Gold Standard in Rehabilitation

DEA Licensed

Federally Authorized

State Licensed

Florida Opioid Treatment Authority

Treatment Approach & Programs

New Season's treatment is built on the proven success of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), combined with essential counseling and support. The goal is to provide a holistic, long-term solution to opioid addiction.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

Physician-led Medical Care

MAT is the cornerstone of treatment. After an initial consultation with a physician, a personalized plan is created. Medications are used to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, allowing you to focus on your recovery. The clinic provides a safe, structured environment for daily dosing.

Medications Offered:

Methadone: A long-acting opioid agonist to prevent withdrawal.
Buprenorphine (Suboxone®, Sublocade®): A partial opioid agonist that reduces cravings.
Dosing is initially 6 days a week, with take-home doses for Sundays.

Individual & Group Counseling

The Foundation of Psychological Healing

Medication alone is not enough. Every patient is assigned a counselor and must participate in regular therapy sessions (in-person, phone, or video). These sessions are critical for developing coping skills, addressing underlying issues, and building a foundation for lasting recovery. Failure to attend required counseling can result in discontinuation of treatment.

Counseling Focus:

Developing healthy coping mechanisms and relapse prevention skills.
Working through personal challenges in one-on-one sessions.
Building a supportive community in a group setting.

Specialized Pregnant Patient Program

Compassionate Care for Mothers & Babies

New Season offers a dedicated program for pregnant women with OUD. The medical team provides coordinated, compassionate care to ensure the health and safety of both mother and baby throughout the pregnancy and postpartum period. This includes medical care, counseling, and referrals to community resources.

Program Highlights:

Safe, medically-approved treatment during pregnancy.
Coordination with your OB-GYN.
Supportive counseling to address the unique challenges of motherhood in recovery.

The Clinic Environment

The New Season Treatment Center in Tallahassee is a professional medical clinic designed for efficiency, safety, and confidentiality. It is not a residential facility. The environment is clean, well-organized, and aims to provide a respectful space for patients to receive their daily treatment and attend counseling sessions.

Clinical Setting

The clinic features a waiting area, private counseling offices, and secure medication dispensing windows.

Urban Location

Conveniently located on a major road in Tallahassee, making it accessible for daily visits.

Clinic Policies & Procedures

Dosing Schedule

New patients typically dose at the clinic 6 days a week (Mon-Sat). As you progress in treatment, you may earn take-home medication privileges, reducing your number of weekly visits.

Mandatory Counseling

Attendance at scheduled individual and group counseling sessions is a required part of the program. Consistent participation is necessary to remain in good standing and continue receiving treatment.

Confidentiality

All aspects of your treatment are strictly confidential and protected under federal and state privacy laws, including HIPAA.

Patient Identification

You must present a valid, government-issued photo ID at your first appointment. You will be required to verify your identity at subsequent visits to ensure safety and proper care.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?

MAT is an evidence-based approach that combines FDA-approved medications (like Methadone or Buprenorphine) with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders. It helps normalize brain chemistry, block euphoric effects, and relieve cravings.

How long will I be in treatment?

The length of treatment is different for everyone and is determined by your individual progress and clinical needs. MAT is often a long-term treatment approach focused on stability and sustained recovery, not a fixed-duration program.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

You must bring a valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver's license, state ID card, passport). You should also bring your insurance card (if applicable) and a form of payment for your first day's fees.

Who provides care at the clinic?

Your care team is a multidisciplinary group of licensed and credentialed professionals, including physicians, nurses, and counselors, all specializing in addiction treatment.

Who else will be at the clinic?

You will be in a professional, co-ed environment with other adults (18+) from all walks of life who are also committed to recovering from opioid addiction.

Is the program faith-based or 12-Step?

No, New Season's program is not faith-based. It is a clinical and medical program grounded in evidence-based practices. While patients are welcome to participate in 12-Step groups on their own, it is not a required part of the core curriculum.

Can family be involved in my treatment?

Yes. Family counseling is offered to help mend relationships and build a strong support network, which is a vital part of recovery. As an outpatient clinic, there are no "family visits," but involvement through therapy is encouraged.

Can I use my phone at the clinic?

Yes. As this is an outpatient clinic, you can bring your personal belongings, including your cell phone, with you to your appointments.

What is the living situation like?

Not applicable. New Season is an outpatient clinic, not a residential or inpatient facility. No housing is provided; patients live at home and commute to the clinic for services.

Payment & Cost Information

Insurance Accepted

New Season Treatment Center accepts Florida Medicaid, Medicare, and a wide range of private insurance plans. The admissions team can help you understand your coverage and any potential costs.

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Self-Pay Daily Rates

For patients without insurance, affordable self-pay rates are available. Counseling and physician fees are extra. Please call to confirm current pricing.

Methadone:$17 / day
Buprenorphine:$22 / day
Suboxone:$27 / day

Accepted Insurance Providers May Include:

This is a partial list. The best way to confirm your coverage is to contact the clinic directly.

Ambetter

Carelon

Cigna

Clear Health Alliance

Medicaid

Medicare

Optum United Health

Simply Healthcare

Staywell

Sunshine Health

Online Ratings & Testimonials

3.9

Good Rating

Based on 10 Google reviews

Feedback at a Glance

Positive Feedback Summary

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Many reviewers praise the staff, specifically counselors and nurses, as kind, caring, and professional.
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Patients express that the program has been life-saving and instrumental in their recovery journey.
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The efficiency of the dosing process is mentioned as a positive, allowing people to get to work on time.

Negative Feedback Summary

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Some reviews cite long wait times and issues with staff attitude or perceived rudeness.
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A few former patients mention frustration with clinic policies, communication, and feeling treated impersonally.
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Inconsistent experiences are noted, where some staff members are excellent while others are difficult to work with.

What Patients Are Saying

"This place saved my life. The counselors are caring and kind. The nurses are awesome. I've never had a problem with the doctor. He's always been kind and willing to work with me. Don't listen to the negative reviews. If you are willing to work the program and want to get well then this is the place to be."

— J B (Google Review)

"I love the staff at this location. Each and every one of them has a good heart. They make you feel welcome every time you step foot into the building. Everyone from the front desk, nurses and counselors are amazing. They actually care about us patients and it shows through them everyday."

— Mary B (Google Review)

Location & Contact

Our Tallahassee Clinic

Clinic Address

New Season Treatment Center

425 Office Plaza Dr

Tallahassee, FL 32301

USA

Dosing Hours

Mon - Fri:5:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Saturday:6:00 AM – 8:00 AM
Sunday:Closed

Ready for a New Season?

Take the first step toward recovery. Call their compassionate team for a free, confidential assessment.

Call (877) 284-7074