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La Casita 3 in the Bronx is one of several substance abuse treatment facilities in the United Bronx Parents (UBP) network. Here women, including pregnant women and women with children/infants can receive residential treatment in a safe environment. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

3.6
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Established in 1970, Odyssey House Leadership Center provides residential treatment services for drug-troubled youths and young adults. It's New York's first publicly funded adolescent treatment unit featuring a full-service residential high school, family and individual therapy, and vocational services.

Miami, Florida

4.3
102 Reviews

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Better Way Miami is a long-term residential drug and alcohol rehab that offers a full continuum of care, affording patients an optimized opportunity to get clean and sober and to enjoy long-term recovery, including to dual diagnosis patients. Fees are assessed based on income, and no one is turned away for financial reasons.

4.2
46 Reviews

$$$$Treatment CenterSober Living Home

Located on Chicago’s Near West side, The Women's Treatment Center (TWTC) is a community facility and SAMHSA-certified opioid treatment program that provides residential detox, rehab and recovery housing for women, including pregnant women and women with children. TWTC is a charitable organization and no woman will be denied care for financial reasons.

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