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Abilene, Texas
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Burlington, Washington
$$$$12 bedsSober Living Home
Asheville, North Carolina
$$$$6 bedsSober Living Home
Tampa, Florida
$$$$Treatment Center
A certified women's only facility for the treatment of substance abuse and eating disorders. Comfortable environment and comprehensive therapies. In Tampa Florida, private pay and health insurance are accepted.
Jacksonville, Florida
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Grand Junction, Colorado
$$$$11 bedsSober Living Home
Durham, North Carolina
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Prescott, Arizona
$$$$11 bedsSober Living Home
Jeffersonville, Indiana
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Lincoln, Nebraska
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Emmitsburg, Maryland
$$$$Treatment Center
Mountain Manor Safe Harbor Project in Emmitsburg is a treatment facility that offers services for women, including pregnant women and women with children/infants. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.
Orlando, Florida
$$$$10 bedsSober Living Home
Kansas City, Kansas
$$$$10 bedsSober Living Home
Naples, Florida
$$$$12 bedsSober Living Home
Scottsdale, Arizona
$$$$11 bedsSober Living Home
Greensboro, North Carolina
$$$$7 bedsSober Living Home
Raleigh, North Carolina
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Winnfield, Louisiana
$$$$Treatment Center
Year long drug and alcohol rehabs across the state. Rehabs for teen girls, and adult women, Christian based and very affordable or free to those unable to pay. A state chapter of Teen Challenge International, in Louisiana for over 30 years.
Asheville, North Carolina
$$$$6 bedsSober Living Home
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
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