Saint Paul Drug Rehabs & Treatment
3 treatment centers in Saint Paul
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Treatment CenterOutpatient Rehab
Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services provides residential and outpatient substance use disorder treatment in St. Paul, Minnesota. Founded by a Native American, the program is culturally conscious and serves primarily Native American men, with evidence-based, holistic, person-centered care. Juel Fairbanks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization offering housing support and cultural services alongside treatment. The organization accepts private insurance and is funded by Minnesota State Rule 31 grants.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Treatment CenterOutpatient Rehab
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation provides outpatient addiction and mental health treatment at its St. Paul, Minnesota location, part of the nation's leading nonprofit addiction treatment network. The St. Paul site offers outpatient programs including virtual treatment options, recovery coaching, and alumni services. Hazelden Betty Ford is known for its evidence-based Twelve Step model and comprehensive continuum of care across multiple states. The organization accepts private insurance and military insurance.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Treatment CenterDetox Clinic
EOSIS provides residential substance use disorder treatment at its St. Paul, Minnesota campus, part of a network of locations across the state. The organization offers a full continuum of care including medically supervised detox, gender-specific residential programming with men's, women's, and LGBTQ+ tracks, outpatient services, and specialized treatment for alcohol, opioid, stimulant, and benzodiazepine use disorders. Family education and alumni support services are also available.
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