We treat addiction to opioid drugs and medications.
Many patients test drug free in 6 – 8 weeks.
The cost of clinic visits is covered by OHIP with your health card.
ODB, ODSP, Ontario Works, Trillium, and private insurance are accepted.
Main TopicsTransfer to ACT
No waiting list. No fees to join. Scroll down to find the nearest clinic to obtain additional information.
New Locations
193 Colborne Street
Brantford, Ontario N3T 2G8
Tel: 519-720-0228
Fax: 519-757-0229
3079 Princess Street
Kingston, Ontario K7P 0K6
Tel: 613-766-0798
Fax: 613-766-6588
247 John Street South
Hamilton, Ontario L8N 2C9
Tel: 905-526-0228
Fax: N/A
664 Barton Street East
Hamilton, Ontario L8L 3A4
Tel: 289-799-2135
Fax: 289-667-0022
Original Clinic Locations
652 Princess Street
Kingston, Ontario K7L 1E5
Tel: 613-544-0228
Fax: N/A
226 Charlotte Street
Peterborough, Ontario K9J 2T8
Tel: 705-740-0228
Fax: 705-740-0223
4113A Lawrence Avenue East
Toronto, Ontario M1E 2S2
Tel: 647-931-7316
Fax: 416-281-7777
1288 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M4J 1M6
Tel: 416-462-0228
Fax: 416-461-7690
Telemedicine. Many locations. We’ve got you covered.
Convenience is important. ACT has many locations to serve you. Telemedicine increases doctor availability throughout the week.
Topics
Are you already in a program, but need or want to transfer? Call the closest ACT location and make an appointment. Bring your health card. Bring your ID and contact information. Tell the staff that you would like to “transfer to ACT” and fill out the paperwork including a consent form to transfer your medical records from your current clinic.
Learn MoreIf you are interested, call the closest ACT location and make an appointment. Bring your health card. Bring your ID and contact information. When you arrive tell the staff that you would like to “start treatment” and fill out the appropriate paperwork.
Learn MoreOpioid Substitution Therapy is when a qualified physician prescribes an opioid medication that counters the withdrawal symptoms and acts as a substitute for the opioids you were already taking. Find out how it works and the benefits.
Learn MoreThere is more than one medication that can be used for opioid substitution therapy. It is important to get the one that is right for you. Find out some of the key differences.
Learn MoreHave you wanted to reduce your dose and eventually get off drugs for good? Tapering is a gradual reduction in the amount of medication you are taking. Get closer to your goal of staying off drugs for good.
Learn MoreMany people have gotten off drugs before. Sometimes even sweated it out “cold turkey” but can’t seem to stay off drugs permanently. It has been shown that CBT increases the chances of getting off drugs and staying off drugs.
Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
Everyone has questions but some are more common than others. The most frequently asked questions are all answered here.
FAQKINGSTON
SCARBOROUGH
BRANTFORD
HAMILTON
PETERBOROUGH
TORONTO
© 2023 Addiction Centre Toronto.
Use of this website indicates your agreement with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. DISCLAIMER: Our website is for informational purposes only. Our website contains general information. However, this information should not be relied upon in lieu of actual medical advice. If you have any specific medical problems, you should see a physician. Please do not rely upon the general advice on our website, as a replacement or substitute for actual medical advice from a physician. Please see a physician if you have any medical questions or concerns. For the most up to date information on medication and dosing please refer to the CPSO website and the drug manufacturer for the appropriate information.