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North Las Vegas, Nevada

4.9
30 Reviews

$$$$10 bedsTreatment CenterTop Luxury Rehab

You will be amazed at how quickly you can find your comfort level at Luxe Treatment Center. That’s because we believe so deeply in providing a warm, family-like environment for those who choose to stay with us. From the moment you walk into our luxurious and welcoming residential facility, we strive to make you feel at home. And we work hard to determine how we can best help you.

Palm Springs, California

4.3
70 Reviews
ChooseHelp 4.8★

$$$$4 bedsSober Living Home

Life Springs Addiction Recovery is a small, personal and private residential pet friendly addiction recovery home. Our primary purpose is to provide a safe, homelike, holistic healing, alcohol and drug addiction recovery environment so those who suffer from addiction and dual diagnosis disorders, can recover.

Roxbury, Massachusetts

1.7
3 Reviews

22 bedsTreatment Center

My Sisters House at Dimock in Roxbury is a treatment facility that offers services for women, including pregnant women and women with children/infants. The facility offers a “Healing Community,” providing longer-term residential and supportive care for up to one year. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

4.1
550 Reviews

21 bedsTreatment CenterSober Living Home

John Flowers Recovery Home is a men-only Treatment Center and sober living home located in Roxbury, MA. Residents work outside the home, receiving support to secure employment within one month of arrival. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

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