Montana Outpatient Rehabs

YWCA Helena provides transitional housing and co-occurring substance use and mental health treatment for homeless women and their children in Helena, Montana. The WINGS program (Women Initiating New Growth and Stability) addresses co-occurring disorders through a trauma-informed approach, with licensed addiction counselors on staff. YWCA Helena accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch has cared for young people since welcoming its first child in 1957 and runs psychiatric residential treatment (PRTF) on its historic Billings campus on South 72nd Street West, alongside therapeutic group homes and statewide community-based services. The program works with youth affected by trauma and complex mental health needs, and its admissions team helps families choose within that statewide network. Private insurance including Blue Cross Blue Shield and TRICARE is accepted, as are state-funded placements.

Stillwater Alternatives is the Columbus, Montana site of Alternatives, Inc., a Billings-based non-profit that has worked in community corrections and re-entry since 1980 and serves Yellowstone, Carbon and Stillwater Counties. Its outpatient and intensive outpatient alcohol and drug treatment sits inside that wider mission: the organization runs jail-alternatives programs in Yellowstone and Stillwater Counties, and residential facilities designed as an intermediate step between prison and the community — Alpha House, a men's pre-release and re-entry center in Billings, and Passages, which houses a 74-bed women's pre-release center alongside a 50-bed assessment, sanction and revocation center. For someone whose treatment is a condition of release, that means the clinical work and the supervision are handled by one organization rather than two. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance are accepted, and a sliding scale is offered.

Bridgemont, founded in 1971, provides outpatient mental health and substance use treatment in Billings, Montana. With over 90 clinicians including psychiatrists, therapists, and licensed addiction counselors, Bridgemont offers individual and group therapy, psychiatric medication management, crisis support, and a sober living program. The organization serves ten counties across 25,625 square miles of south central Montana and is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Bridgemont accepts Medicaid and Medicare.

Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center's Glendive location offers residential and outpatient substance use treatment in Glendive, Montana. Part of the EMCMHC network serving eastern Montana since 1967, the facility provides chemical dependency assessments, individual and group therapy, medication management, and peer support services. EMCMHC accepts Medicaid, Medicare, VA benefits, and private insurance, with a sliding fee scale for qualifying clients.

Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center, serving the region since 1967, provides residential and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment in Miles City, Montana. Its Substance Abuse and Dependency Services (SADS) program offers chemical dependency assessments, individual and group therapy, DUI classes, and peer support. EMCMHC accepts Medicaid, Medicare, VA benefits, and private insurance, with a sliding fee scale and a policy of not refusing anyone for inability to pay.