Pennsylvania Treatment Centers

Recovery Centers of America at Monroeville, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provides a full continuum of substance use and mental health treatment including medically supervised detox, residential inpatient care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and aftercare with medication-assisted treatment available. Its specialized programming includes dedicated tracks for healthcare professionals, military veterans and first responders, and students and working professionals, as well as a pet-friendly residential option. RCA reports having treated nearly 100,000 patients and accepts Medicare and most major private insurance, including United Healthcare.

Aldie Counseling Center offers intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. The program site title: Aldie Counseling Center | Providing Individual/Group Counseling & Medication-Assisted Treatment. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

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A large not-for-profit community service drug and alcohol treatment organization in Philadelphia, offering residential short and long term drug rehab to adults, dual diagnosis patients, and teen boys and girls. No one will be denied care for a financial reason.

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Firetree's New Way of Life Indiana provides residential substance use treatment for men 18 and older in Indiana, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1991, Firetree Ltd. operates a network of residential and reentry programs across Pennsylvania and New York, originally established as a nonprofit serving individuals involved with the criminal justice system. The program emphasizes personal accountability and life skills development alongside evidence-based addiction treatment. Firetree accepts Medicaid and private insurance.

POWER Restore provides residential substance use treatment and recovery housing for women in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Part of POWER (Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery), the program serves women in a gender-specific environment with individual and group counseling, case management, and recovery support services. POWER accepts Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and offers a sliding fee scale.

UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a psychiatric hospital providing inpatient and outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment. As part of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the hospital offers comprehensive care for adults and adolescents with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans.

Gateway Rehab provides a full continuum of addiction treatment in western Pennsylvania, including inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient programs, withdrawal management, medication-assisted recovery, and a dedicated adolescent track. The organization also offers integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders, family programming, peer-to-peer recovery support, and telehealth services. Gateway Rehab accepts a broad range of commercial insurance plans including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, ComPsych, Highmark, Humana, Magellan, Optum (United Behavioral Health), and UPMC, as well as multiple managed Medicaid plans and county funding.

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services Inc offers intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) in Port Allegany, Pennsylvania. It accepts Medicare and private insurance.

New Way of Life Blairsville, operated by Firetree Ltd., provides residential substance use treatment in , Pennsylvania. Firetree's programs offer structured therapeutic community environments with individual and group therapy, life skills training, and aftercare planning for adults.

The Children's Home of York SOAR Program provides residential treatment for children and adolescents with behavioral health challenges in York, Pennsylvania. The program serves youth through trauma-informed care, individual and family therapy, and an on-site accredited school. The Children's Home of York accepts Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and private insurance.

Gaudenzia Inc is a nonprofit addiction treatment provider whose Erie, Pennsylvania location on West 5th Street offers residential substance use treatment, withdrawal management and medication-assisted treatment, with dedicated men's and women's programs. Gaudenzia serves Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and Washington, D.C., and treats substance use and co-occurring disorders. The organization accepts Medicare, private insurance and other coverage.

Gateway Rehab – Erie is a residential substance use treatment program in Erie, Pennsylvania, part of Gateway Rehabilitation Center, which has provided addiction recovery in western Pennsylvania since 1972. The program offers residential rehabilitation, 24-hour assessment and admission, and integrates physical and mental health care with substance use treatment. It accepts Medicare, military insurance and self-pay.

Gate House Behavioral Health Services provides residential substance use treatment and sober living in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The program serves adults in a structured, peer-supported environment with individual counseling, group therapy, and life skills development. Gate House accepts Medical Assistance (Medicaid) and private insurance.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, provides a free, long-term residential work-therapy program for adults struggling with substance use disorders. The faith-based program combines counseling, life skills training, and work therapy at no cost to participants. Medicare and private health insurance are accepted for clinical services.

Gaudenzia provides residential and outpatient addiction treatment at its Erie, Pennsylvania location on West 7th Street, part of a nonprofit network serving Pennsylvania and the surrounding region. The program builds individualized recovery plans with counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and continuing care to support long-term recovery. Gaudenzia accepts Medicare.

Alpine Springs runs medically monitored detox and residential rehabilitation in Linesville, Pennsylvania, at ASAM levels 3.7 and 3.5 respectively — the detox operates here and at the operator's Greenville site. What sets this listing apart is what Pennsylvania Medicaid actually covers: the operator states that PA Medicaid pays for both the 3.7 medically monitored detox and the 3.5 residential treatment, and that someone with Medicaid who meets clinical criteria can be admitted the same day. Detox length is set by medical need rather than a fixed program. Most major commercial plans are accepted alongside Medicaid, including Aetna, Blue Cross, CareSource, Cigna, Geisinger, Highmark, Optum, UPMC and United Healthcare, and self-pay and public assistance are options.

Good Friends Inc operates a residential treatment program for adult men in Morrisville, Pennsylvania. The program provides structured substance use treatment in a communal house setting, with a focus on building bridges to recovery through peer support and accountability.

Gateway Rehab’s Greenbriar Center is an inpatient addiction treatment campus in Washington, Pennsylvania, part of a network that has supported recovery in western Pennsylvania since 1972. The center offers 24-hour assessment and admission, medically supervised withdrawal management, and residential substance use treatment, plus adolescent, family and medication-assisted recovery programs. Gateway accepts Medicare, private insurance, military (TRICARE) and state-funded coverage.

Bethesda Lutheran Services has cared for children, youth and families in northwestern Pennsylvania since 1919, when it was incorporated as the Orphans' Home of the Pittsburgh Synod; it now reaches more than 7,000 children, youth and families. Its Meadville campus offers residential treatment, a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility, Intensive Treatment Units staffed around the clock by specially trained staff, alternative education, partial hospitalization, and community- and school-based behavioral health services. The organization works with young people who have significant psychiatric needs, at child-to-staff ratios set by the level of care. Both public and private coverage are taken: Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance.