Morse Clinic - Vance Recovery
Vance Recovery is a key partner in the Morse Clinics network, proudly serving the community with specialized opioid addiction treatment. Situated in Vance County, the clinic combines advanced medications for opioid use disorder treatment (MOUD) with assisted therapy and compassionate support to help patients achieve lasting recovery. Vance Recovery is dedicated to fostering resilience, restoring lives, and building a brighter future for individuals and families.
Welcome to Vance Recovery (Morse Clinic of Henderson). We are an Opioid Treatment Program in Vance County. Our methadone clinic in Henderson offers medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) and counseling to help people overcome addiction to heroin and other opiates.
We offer the following services to patients in or around Wake County:
Daily Dosing of Methadone
Daily Dosing of Buprenorphine
Individual Counseling Services
Group Counseling Services
Urine Drug Screens
Referral Services
Our Hours
Monday – Friday 6:00 am – 11:00 am
Saturday 6:30 am – 9:00 am
Sunday and Holidays Closed
Morse Clinics attempts to keep treatment affordable to clients. Payment is due every Monday. The cost of the Methadone Maintenance Program is $80 per week, regardless of dose. The cost of the Buprenorphine Maintenance Program is $100 per week, regardless of dose.
To schedule an appointment, contact us today!
CURRENT PATIENT?
If you are a current patient of Morse Clinic of North Raleigh then please use this section to find useful information about our clinic.
What are your dosing hours? Mon - Fri: 6 - 11 AM at Johnston, Chatham, Asheboro, and Vance Recovery Mon - Fri: 5:30 - 11 AM at Morse Clinic of North Raleigh, Zebulon, Dunn, and Roanoke Rapids Sat: 7 - 9 AM Sun: 7- 9 AM Holiday hours will be posted by each individual clinic. Dosing is not permitted after dosing hours.
Does Medicaid cover any portion of my treatment? Morse Clinic is in network with Medicaid MCOs - Cardinal Innovations, Alliance, Eastpointe, and Sandhills. Patients are fully covered for services. Earned take home doses will be $10 for Methadone and $15 for Buprenorphine for Medicaid patients.
Can I transfer from a different clinic? Yes! In order to transfer to Morse Clinic, you or your current clinic must provide documentation for the following in advance: copy of UDS for the past 6 months, dosing record, and discharge/transfer paperwork. These documents must be reviewed by the intake team before you can begin dosing at Morse Clinic.
What do I do if I need to leave town? If you are going to be out of town and unable to attend the clinic for medication, you must inform your counselor as soon as you are aware of the situation. Your counselor will make every effort to arrange dosing at a clinic where you will be. You will need to complete a Guest Dose Packet for approval by the Treatment Team. You will also be responsible for a $25 guest-dose set-up fee and all dosing fees at the other clinic.
What do I do if I lose my take-homes? Morse Clinics will not replace lost, stolen, broken, or spilled take-home bottles. You are responsible for the safety and security of your take-home bottles once you leave the medication window. Stolen bottles should be reported to the police first. Provide documentation (police report) to Morse Clinics for replacement doses.
SEEKING TREATMENT?
If you, or someone you care about, needs help with an opiate addiction then use this section to learn about how we can help.
What are your dosing hours? Mon - Fri: 6 - 11 AM at Johnston, Chatham, Asheboro, and Vance Recovery Mon - Fri: 5:30 - 11 AM at Morse Clinic of North Raleigh, Zebulon, Dunn, and Roanoke Rapids Sat: 7 - 9 AM Sun: 7- 9 AM Holiday hours will be posted by each individual clinic. Dosing is not permitted after dosing hours.
Does insurance cover any portion of my treatment? Our Medicaid patients have no copayment. Treatment services are billed directly to Medicaid as an in network provider. All Clinics are in network with the new PHP plans in their area. Traditional Medicare (Palmetto) patients should not have a co-pay and coverage must be verified. If you have another form of insurance, you will need to pay our fees and request documentation for you to be able to file out of network and be reimbursed directly by your insurance company. All requirements for proper filing of out of network reimbursement are the responsibility of the patient and the clinic can not file on your behalf..
Does Medicaid cover any portion of my treatment? Morse Clinic is in network with Medicaid MCOs - Cardinal Innovations, Alliance, Eastpointe, and Sandhills. Patients are fully covered for services. Earned take home doses will be $10 for Methadone and $15 for Buprenorphine for Medicaid patients.
Can I transfer from a different clinic? Yes! In order to transfer to Morse Clinic, you or your current clinic must provide documentation for the following in advance: copy of UDS for the past 6 months, dosing record, and discharge/transfer paperwork. These documents must be reviewed by the intake team before you can begin dosing at Morse Clinic.
What do I do if I need to leave town? If you are going to be out of town and unable to attend the clinic for medication, you must inform your counselor as soon as you are aware of the situation. Your counselor will make every effort to arrange dosing at a clinic where you will be. You will need to complete a Guest Dose Packet for approval by the Treatment Team. You will also be responsible for a $25 guest-dose set-up fee and all dosing fees at the other clinic.
What do I do if I lose my take-homes? IMorse Clinics will not replace lost, stolen, broken, or spilled take-home bottles. You are responsible for the safety and security of your take-home bottles once you leave the medication window. Stolen bottles should be reported to the police first. Provide documentation (police report) to Morse Clinics for replacement doses.
"Everyone deserves access to compassionate, evidence-based care. Morse Clinic in Henderson is committed to helping individuals and families heal- without judgment and with real hope for recovery."
Dr. Browning, Medical Director, Vance Recovery
