McLeod Centers for Wellbeing

About McLeod Centers for Wellbeing

McLeod Centers for Wellbeing is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider with an Opioid Treatment Program in Concord, North Carolina, one of eight locations they operate across the state. Serving North Carolinians since 1969, they treat addiction as a chronic disease rather than a personal failing and offer trauma-informed, evidence-based care built on dignity and respect. Across their network, they offer medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, intensive outpatient programming, and a 28-day residential program. They are CARF accredited and accept Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and grant funding may be available.

Their Opioid Treatment Program pairs methadone or buprenorphine with individual treatment planning, urinalysis testing, and referrals to community resources, with a goal of helping patients reach stability over a year or more of steady participation. Residential patients can continue onsite opioid treatment dosing during their stay, and length of stay is set by assessment, with step-down options that include intensive outpatient care, aftercare, or referral to long-term sober living. A separate residential DWI program lasting 7 to 30 days serves as an alternative to incarceration. For teens ages 13 to 17, their Charlotte location runs a 12-week adolescent intensive outpatient program that uses the Matrix Model, with evening groups three nights a week, individual counseling, weekly family sessions, drug testing, and transportation assistance.