Mixed Addiction/ Mental Health — Residential & Inpatient Rehab
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Page 3 of 3Prescott, Arizona
Treatment CenterMental Health Center
Carleton Recovery Centers provides residential treatment in Prescott, Arizona. It accepts Medicare and private insurance.
Bradford, Pennsylvania
Treatment CenterMental Health Center
Beacon Light Behavioral Health Systems provides residential treatment for adults with dual diagnoses and for children with severe mental health challenges in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The nonprofit organization also operates outpatient community programs for both adults and children. Beacon Light accepts Medicare, private insurance, and state-funded coverage.
Decatur, Georgia
Treatment CenterDetox Clinic
Newport Integrated Behavioral Health Care has provided behavioral health and addiction treatment across metropolitan Atlanta from its Decatur site since 1999, working with children, adolescents, adults, veterans and families. Services span psychiatric care, mental health treatment, medication for opioid use disorder and residential withdrawal management, which is available around the clock. The organization is accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and public assistance are accepted, with a sliding scale for self-pay.
Alfred, Maine
Treatment CenterMental Health Center
York County Shelter Programs is a non-profit in Alfred, Maine, providing residential substance use and mental health treatment as part of a broader housing and social services mission. The residential program serves adults with co-occurring disorders, with structured living, case management, counseling and peer support — and because the organization's core work is shelter and housing, treatment here is connected to somewhere to live afterwards rather than ending at discharge. MaineCare (Maine's Medicaid program), Medicare and private insurance are accepted, and the organization serves people regardless of ability to pay.
Binghamton, New York
Treatment CenterOutpatient RehabPsychiatric Hospital
Greater Binghamton Health Center is a psychiatric facility operated by the New York State Office of Mental Health in Binghamton, New York. The center provides inpatient and outpatient mental health services for adults, adolescents, and children. As a state-operated facility, it serves Broome County and the surrounding Southern Tier region.
Tarzana, California
Treatment CenterOutpatient RehabMental Health Center
Tarzana Treatment Centers provides residential and outpatient substance use and mental health treatment at its Tarzana campus in the San Fernando Valley, California. Founded in 1972, the nonprofit program serves adults and adolescents with integrated dual-diagnosis care including detox, residential, day treatment, and IOP. Tarzana Treatment Centers accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, and private insurance.
Downey, California
Treatment CenterMental Health Center
Valley Star Rancho Los Amigos CRTP provides residential mental health and substance use treatment in Downey, California. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. Valley Star Rancho Los Amigos CRTP accepts Medicaid, Medicare.
Saint Louis, Missouri
Treatment CenterOutpatient RehabMental Health Center
Adapt of Missouri Inc provides residential treatment in Saint Louis, Missouri. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.
Concord, California
$$$$Treatment CenterPsychiatric Hospital
John Muir Behavioral Health Center in Concord offers both inpatient and outpatient treatment programs for children, adolescents, and adults who have psychiatric or behavioral problems.
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