WTCR Irving

WTCR Irving holds certification as an Opioid Treatment Program — a designation that reflects a higher level of regulatory oversight and clinical specialization than a general outpatient addiction treatment center. The program is built specifically around opioid use disorder, and every level of care offered, from medical detox through the outpatient program, is oriented toward the particular challenges that disorder presents in both early recovery and the longer term.

The Irving location sits within a broader WTCR network that serves communities across Texas, including Dallas, Garland, Plano, Abilene, Amarillo, Midland, Odessa, San Angelo, and Temple. For residents of Dallas County specifically, the West Pioneer Drive location provides a nearby access point to a program with regional reach and consistent clinical standards across all its sites.

One of the practical advantages WTCR Irving offers people entering opioid use disorder recovery is access to both medical detox and an ongoing outpatient program in the same setting. Medical detox addresses the physiological demands of early treatment, while the outpatient program takes over for the work of sustained recovery — behavioral change, skill-building, and relapse prevention — once stabilization is achieved. Staying within a familiar clinical environment across both phases can ease one of the more disruptive transitions in early recovery.

The outpatient program draws on Medication-Assisted Treatment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and counseling. MAT targets the neurobiological dimension of opioid use disorder, CBT builds the cognitive tools for managing cravings and high-risk situations, and counseling addresses the personal and relational context that supports or undermines long-term sobriety. Together these methods reflect a layered treatment model rather than a single-modality approach.

WTCR Irving is among a limited number of outpatient opioid treatment programs in the Dallas region that explicitly serves pregnant women. Opioid use disorder during pregnancy requires careful clinical management, and access to a certified OTP that acknowledges and accommodates this population is meaningfully different from a standard outpatient setting. For family members and support networks, knowing that a program has experience with this population offers a measure of reassurance during an especially high-stakes period in recovery.

For those evaluating the financial side of treatment, WTCR Irving accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, state insurance, self-pay and cash, and offers financial assistance. The range of accepted payment types reflects a commitment to keeping the program accessible to people across different economic circumstances — a practical concern that often shapes whether someone follows through on entering treatment at all.

WTCR Irving operates Monday through Saturday with early morning hours from 5:30 to 9:45 AM. For people in outpatient treatment, consistent attendance is one of the strongest predictors of long-term recovery outcomes, and a schedule that opens before most workdays begin makes that consistency more achievable. The center is closed on Sundays.

To reach WTCR Irving directly, call (972) 253-9370 or visit the center at 1116 West Pioneer Drive, Irving, Texas 75061. Additional WTCR locations across Texas are listed at wtcr.net, where the full network of opioid use disorder treatment sites can be reviewed by region.