North Canyon Medical Center

Gooding, ID

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About North Canyon Medical Center

North Canyon Medical Center is listed in Gooding, ID as a withdrawal management / detox and residential treatment resource. Source data includes withdrawal management / detox, residential treatment, outpatient treatment. Mentioned approaches include medication-assisted treatment (mat). Contact the organization directly to confirm current services, eligibility, availability, cost, and licensing.

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Where to find North Canyon Medical Center

267 North Canyon Drive, Gooding, ID, 83330. Confirm the destination and intake instructions with the organization before traveling.

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Treatment types and levels of care

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Withdrawal management / detoxResidential treatmentOutpatient treatmentHospital-based careTreatment CentersMedical DetoxOutpatient ProgramsRecovery Support

Needs and conditions mentioned in source data

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BuprenorphineDetox-focusedHospital InpatientNaltrexoneOutpatientSubstance use treatment

Therapies and services

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No specific counseling approaches are listed.

Medication support mentioned

Source data mentions Buprenorphine treatment, Naltrexone treatment, Methadone treatment, Acamprosate, Disulfiram, Lofexidine or clonidine for withdrawal, Withdrawal stabilization, Medication-assisted treatment (MAT), Buprenorphine, Naltrexone. Availability, eligibility, prescribing, and continuation policies should be confirmed directly.

Services that may support daily stability

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Case managementTransportation assistance

Health and recovery services listed

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Integrated primary care

Accepted insurance and payment options

MedicareMedicaidPrivate insuranceTRICARECash or self-pay

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Amenities and facility features

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  1. Does the Gooding location currently have availability for the needed level of care?
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  3. Is this exact location in network for the member's plan, and what is the written cost estimate?
  4. Which listed medications are available here, and who manages them?
  5. What does a typical weekday and weekend schedule include?
  6. How are family participation, discharge planning, and follow-up care handled?
  7. What happens if a person needs a higher or lower level of care?

What different readers should confirm

For a person seeking care

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  • Expected program length and step-down schedule

Common questions about this listing

What levels of care are listed?

Withdrawal management / detox, Residential treatment, Outpatient treatment, Hospital-based care

How long is the program?

A typical program duration is not published in the current source data.

Does this location accept insurance?

The source data mentions Medicare, Medicaid, Private insurance, TRICARE, Cash or self-pay. This does not confirm in-network status for a particular plan.

Is this location open every day?

Operating days and intake hours are not confirmed.

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Sources and corrections

This profile was assembled from structured public records including SAMHSA directory data. It was last updated in our database on Sep 28, 2026.

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