Detox Clinics

Illinois Recovery Center runs a full continuum of care on one campus outside Belleville, Illinois: medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalisation and an intensive outpatient program, with medication-assisted treatment available throughout for opioid and alcohol use disorder. The center is accredited by The Joint Commission, treats co-occurring disorders inside the same program rather than referring out, works from a trauma-informed clinical model, and puts the usual length of stay at 30 to 90 days. Private insurance is accepted, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, TRICARE and Ambetter, alongside military insurance and self-pay.

True North Health Clinic (Intercept True North) provides addiction treatment and psychiatric care in Roanoke, Virginia, with additional sites in Glen Allen and Fredericksburg. Services include intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs, residential treatment at ASAM Level 3.1, medication-assisted recovery and outpatient detoxification, plus statewide virtual services. The clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and military coverage.

MAT Texas provides medication-assisted detoxification in Grand Prairie, Texas, specializing in opioid and alcohol withdrawal management. The program uses FDA-approved medications including buprenorphine to manage withdrawal symptoms and support stabilization. MAT Texas accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and military insurance.

UConnectCare provides residential and outpatient substance use treatment in Batavia, New York, offering trusted behavioral health services across Western New York. The organization supports recovery and wellness through residential rehabilitation and community-based programs. It accepts Medicare, private insurance, military insurance, and state-financed coverage.

Sojourn Wellness is a residential drug and alcohol treatment center in Quincy, Florida, in the Big Bend region northwest of Tallahassee. Its inpatient building sits on five acres of woods and fields, with private rooms throughout — the operator's stated aim is a home-like setting rather than a clinical one. Medical detoxification is the entry point, delivered at ASAM level 3.7, followed by residential treatment combining individual and group therapy, family therapy and support groups, with medication-assisted treatment where withdrawal or cravings need it and dual-diagnosis care where a mental health condition sits underneath. Relapse-prevention education runs throughout. Admission goes through clinical pre-screening and an ASAM criteria review. Private and military insurance and state funding are accepted.

Alpharus Health Jacksonville provides residential addiction treatment with medically supervised withdrawal management (detox), alongside intensive outpatient and outpatient programs for substance use and co-occurring disorders. Part of a leading national nonprofit treatment provider, the center accepts Medicare and most major private insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Humana, and United Healthcare. The provider announced its change of name from Gateway Foundation in August 2026.

MHMR of Tarrant County (My Health My Resources) operates the Pine Street Residential program and Billy Gregory Detox at its East El Paso Street campus in Fort Worth, Texas. The programs provide withdrawal management and residential substance use treatment within the county's public behavioral health system.

Gallus Detox Dallas provides medically supervised detoxification for alcohol and drug withdrawal at Mansfield, south of Fort Worth. Its protocols use intravenous as well as oral medication to manage withdrawal, with 24/7 monitoring, and include specialized routes that most detox units do not offer: a high-dose methadone protocol used with patients on up to 350 mg, an accelerated micro-induction protocol for fentanyl and other opioids, and a benzodiazepine taper that continues as aftercare once inpatient detox is complete. Detox here is a first step rather than a full course of treatment, and the center refers on. Private and military insurance are accepted, and a free self-assessment starts the admissions process.

Clearbrook Manor offers residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient addiction treatment in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The program serves adults and young adults, including veterans and people with co-occurring mental health conditions, and uses cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma-focused counseling. Buprenorphine is available for opioid use disorder.

Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South is an AdventHealth-operated hospital in Burleson, Texas, whose behavioral health service provides psychiatric and addiction care, including medical detoxification, intensive outpatient and outpatient substance use treatment. The hospital accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, military coverage and self-pay.

Pacific Sands Recovery Center is a boutique detox and residential addiction treatment facility in Santa Ana, Orange County, offering just six beds — four in private rooms — for individualized care. The program treats drug and alcohol addiction, dual diagnosis, and complex medical conditions, with services including medically supervised detox, residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and 12-step programming. Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services and JCAHO accredited, Pacific Sands also offers a dedicated rehab track for veterans. The facility accepts major insurance plans including Anthem Blue Cross, Aetna, TRICARE, TriWest, GEHA, Magellan, and Carelon.

NorthStar Regional treats substance use and mental health conditions in the same place and by the same team at its Walnut Street site in Chaska, Minnesota, with a high-intensity residential co-occurring program running up to six weeks and medically managed withdrawal at ASAM level 3.7, staffed around the clock. Step-downs include co-occurring intensive outpatient care with lodging — a live-in option at both Chaska and Otsego, offered separately for men and for women — IOP groups three to five sessions a week, outpatient therapy in person or by telehealth for adults, teens and children, and men's and women's sober housing for clients further along. Medicare and private insurance are accepted, as is state funding.

Harbor Hall has provided addiction treatment in northern Michigan as a non-profit since 1974, with its main campus at 704 Emmet Street in Petoskey and a second clinic in Cheboygan. Care runs from residential treatment and withdrawal management through intensive outpatient groups, an office-based opioid treatment (OBOT) service and a dedicated Health Professionals Recovery Program, with women's services built around the provider's view that women's treatment needs differ from traditional programming. Clinical staff are licensed or certified through the Michigan Certification Board of Addiction Professionals, and the organization says it accepts most commercial insurance, Medicaid and self-pay; Medicare is also recorded for this location.

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The Desert Treatment Clinic provides cutting-edge outpatient drug treatment programs, including methadone, Suboxone and Vivitrol treatment for opiate addiction.

CHD (Center for Human Development) provides medically supervised detoxification and substance use treatment in Massachusetts. The program offers detox, outpatient services, and recovery supports as part of a comprehensive behavioral health organization serving western Massachusetts. CHD accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and military insurance.

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.

Alpine Springs Rehabilitation & Recovery provides residential addiction treatment in Greenville, Pennsylvania, offering ASAM 3.5 residential care and 3.7 medically monitored detoxification. The program accepts Pennsylvania Medicaid — with most residents qualifying at no out-of-pocket cost — as well as Medicare, private insurance and military coverage, with treatment plans individualized to each person’s needs.

Eastside Outpatient Services provides medically supervised outpatient detoxification and substance use treatment in Muskegon, Michigan. Founded in 2005 in Berrien County, the program has been addressing the opioid epidemic for over 20 years with a team of nurses, counselors, and peer recovery coaches at 445 East Sherman Boulevard. Eastside Outpatient Services accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, military insurance, and state-financed health plans.

Sunrise Treatment Center provides intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) for substance use disorders at multiple locations across Ohio, including Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, and Portsmouth. The program takes a harm-reduction-informed approach, grounded in the understanding that recovery often takes multiple attempts, and offers dedicated tracks for opioid use, alcohol, other drugs, mental health, problem gambling, and pregnancy. Sunrise accepts Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance, and private health insurance. Services include medication-assisted treatment, individual and group counseling, and supportive housing.