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In Western North Carolina’s mountain communities, accessing opioid addiction treatment can mean an hour-long drive — or more — each way. For someone working a job, caring for family, or lacking reliable transportation, that distance becomes a barrier between wanting help and actually getting it.

We’re removing that barrier.

Crossroads is bringing medication-based opioid use disorder treatment directly to Burnsville with our mobile treatment unit. Same evidence-based care. Same experienced providers. No long drive required.

Where to Find Opioid Treatment

Our mobile unit is now serving the Burnsville, NC area. We park on-site and bring a full opioid treatment center to you — medication, counseling, and care coordination, all in one place.

Current Location

Newdale Presbyterian Church

71 Newdale Church Road Burnsville, NC 28714

What We Offer

Our mobile unit provides the same high-quality care you’d receive at any Crossroads center.

No appointment needed. If you’re ready to start, we’re ready to help.

Meet with a provider, get evaluated, and begin treatment the same day you arrive.

We offer a variety of oral medications and long-acting injectables, including Methadone, Suboxone®, Subutex®, Sublocade®, Brixadi®, and Vivitrol® (Naltrexone). Your provider will work with you to determine which medication fits your needs.

Medication addresses the physical symptoms of opioid use disorder. Counseling addresses the rest — stress, trauma, triggers, relationships. Both matter.

You’re not just getting a prescription. You’re getting a team that helps you navigate insurance, connect with community resources, and stay on track with your recovery.

Who Our Mobile Opioid Treatment Serves

Our mobile treatment unit serves anyone in the Burnsville area who is struggling with opioid use disorder and needs treatment that fits into their life. This includes people who:

Live in rural areas far from traditional treatment centers

Lack reliable transportation

Work jobs with unpredictable schedules

Are caring for family members and can't leave for long periods

Have tried to get treatment before but couldn't make the distance work

If you've been putting off treatment because getting there felt impossible — this is for you.

What to Expect

Your first visit

Show up at our mobile unit during operating hours. You'll meet with one of our providers — either a doctor or nurse practitioner — who will talk with you about your current and past substance use, your withdrawal symptoms, your health, and your goals for recovery. If treatment is appropriate, you can start the same day.

Beginning treatment

We'll determine which medication works best for you, set up a dosing schedule for methadone or provide buprenorphine medications to you (oral or long-acting injectable), and connect you with counseling and care coordination.

Ongoing care

You'll return to the mobile unit on a schedule that works for your recovery. Early on, that might be daily or several times a week. As you stabilize, visits become less frequent. The goal is always the same: give you the support you need to build a life in recovery while staying connected to your job, your family, and your community.

Privacy and respect

We understand that privacy matters, especially in smaller communities. All treatment is confidential. We treat every person with the dignity and respect they deserve.

Insurance and Payment

We accept most major insurance plans. If you don't have insurance, we offer self-pay options. Our team can help make recommendations and connect you with Medicaid support if needed. Cost should not be the reason you don't get help — let's figure out what works for you.

In-Network Insurances

Commercial + Aetna

Ambetter*

AmeriHealth*

BCBS of NC*

Evernorth

Partners Direct Health

United Healthcare*

* Exchange Plan

Medicaid + Alliance Health

AmeriHealth

BCBS Healthy Blue

Carolina Complete Health

United Healthcare

Vaya Health

Wellcare

Medicare

Medicare Advantage + Aetna

BCBS of NC

Don't have insurance? We offer self-pay options and can help you explore financial assistance — call us to discuss what's available.

Ready to Get Started?

If you have questions about our mobile unit, where we'll be, or how to start treatment, call us. Our team will walk you through next steps.

If you're ready to begin, just show up. Walk-ins are welcome. We're here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk-ins are welcome. However, if you’d like to schedule a specific time, you can call ahead.
What if I’ve never been in treatment before?
That’s okay. Many people we see are starting treatment for the first time. We’ll explain everything and walk you through each step.
Can I keep working while in treatment?
Yes. That’s one of the advantages of outpatient treatment. You continue working, going to school, or caring for your family while receiving care.
What if I don’t have insurance?
We offer self-pay options and can help you explore financial assistance. Our team can help make recommendations and connect you with Medicaid support if needed. Call us to discuss what’s available.
Is this the same quality of care as a regular Crossroads center?
Yes. Our mobile unit is staffed by the same experienced providers and offers the same evidence-based, CARF-accredited treatment you’d receive at any of our centers.
Why a mobile unit?
Transportation is one of the most common reasons people delay treatment or stop going. A missed ride. A broken-down car. A job that doesn’t allow time off for a two-hour round trip. Our mobile unit reduces the friction between wanting recovery and accessing it — bringing the same CARF-accredited, evidence-based care Crossroads is known for directly into your community.

The first step on your recovery journey starts here.

Call or Text 855-694-8288 to get help now.