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Welcome to Morse Clinic

Our goal for you is a life free from addiction. Addiction is a disease that impacts health, relationships, career, finances and overall emotional well-being. It affects family members and others close to you. It consumes lives regardless of economic, educational or racial background. The good news is addiction is treatable.

We are an outpatient clinic in North Carolina, committed to providing Medication Assisted Treatment and counseling for opioid substance abuse and addiction. Morse Clinic uses Methadone and Buprenorphine medication for long-term maintenance and treatment of narcotic addiction.

In addition to Medication Assisted Treatment to manage the symptoms of opioid dependence and withdrawal, we offer case management, education sessions, and counseling services to patients and their families. If you or someone you love is suffering from addiction, the expert physicians and staff at the Morse Clinic are here to help you on the journey to recovery and provide care and guidance along the way.

Our mission is to provide personalized, high-quality treatment for individuals dependent upon opiates. Our clinics are built on respect and commitment to recovery support for North Carolinians struggling with addiction.

If you or someone you love is struggling with a dependency on opiates, please call us now to set up a confidential appointment.

Our History

Morse Clinic was started by Dr. Eric Morse, an Addiction Psychiatrist, who was trained in the proper use of Methadone and Buprenorphine to treat opioid addiction at the University of Maryland Addiction Fellowship program in Baltimore, Maryland in 2002-3. In addition to managing opioid treatment programs, Dr. Morse works with patients to overcome mental health hurdles and enhance sport and work performance at Carolina Performance.

Dr. Morse has served as a PCSS-B mentor through SAMHSA and ASAM, mentoring other physicians in the proper treatment of opioid addiction since 2003. He has also served as a consultant to the North Carolina State Opiate Treatment Authority through the Governor’s Institute.

Our first clinic opened its doors in March 2010 in Clayton, offering support and Medical Assisted Treatment to patients struggling with addiction. Two years later, we expanded our medication management and counseling services to Henderson, North Carolina. In 2015, we began serving the Siler City community.

Morse Clinic has been helping thousands of patients in North Carolina find a new and fulfilling life in recovery for over 5 years.

Learn more about our clinical services and find out how Morse Clinic can help you overcome addiction, starting today. 

Clinic Pictures

Here are links to our annual Door Contest

Zebulon: Door 1  Door 2  Door 3  Door 4   Door 5  Door 6

Door 7  Door 8  Door 9  Door 10

North Raleigh: Door 1  Door 2  Door 3  Door 4  Door 5

Door 6  Door 7  Door 8

Durham Lobby  View 1   View 2   View 3   View 4

The Morse Clinic Staff

The physicians, nurses, and counselors at Morse Clinic are committed to ensuring that you receive quality treatment in an accessible, friendly, and secure environment. Our mission is to assist our patients in attaining a mature and productive lifestyle, free of substance abuse.

Meet the team of professionals, dedicated to helping you during this journey and providing care and guidance along the way.

Your Path to Recovery Starts Today!

Our staff of dedicated professionals is ready to help.

> Contact Us Today For Help

Dr. Eric Morse – CMO,
MD

Medical Director
Chatham Recovery
Morse Clinic of Asheboro

Michelle Kornegay -CEO,
LCAS, CCS

CEO of Morse Clinics

Dr. Eric Morse – CMO,
MD

Medical Director
Chatham Recovery
Morse Clinic of Asheboro

John Mattocks, LCAS,
LCMHCS, LCMHC, CCS

Program Director
Vance Recovery

Michelle Kornegay -CEO,
LCAS, CCS

CEO of Morse Clinics

Arthur Payne, LCAS,
CCS

Program Director
Morse Clinic of Durham

Billie Alexander Avery,
LCAS, CCS

Program Director
Morse Clinic of North Raleigh

Hallie Huffman, CSI,
LCSW, LCAS

Program Director
Morse Clinic of Dunn

Dr. Charles Browning, MD

Medical Director
Vance Recovery

Dr. Julie Gochnour, MD

Psychiatrist, Medical Provider

Billie Alexander Avery,
LCAS, CCS

Program Director
Morse Clinic of North Raleigh

Dr. Jun He, MD

Medical Director
Morse Clinic of Dunn
Morse Clinic of Durham

Dr. Lou Rodriguez, MD

Medical Provider
Morse Clinic of Roanoke
Rapids

Jennifer Davison

Program Sponsor
Johnston Recover

Madison Floyd, CSI,
LCAS

Program Director
Morse Clinic of Roanoke Rapids

Dr. Heidi Green, MD

Medical Director
Johnston Recovery
Morse Clinic of North Raleigh

Jennifer Davison

Program Sponsor
Johnston Recovery

Dr. Joshua Dittmer, MD

Morse Clinic of Dunn

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..

For Professionals!

Primary care physicians that are not equipped to handle patients
with an addiction history, or who do not prescribe Buprenorphine
are encouraged to refer patients to Morse Clinic for help. It is
against the law for physicians to prescribe..