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Noblesville, Indiana

Outpatient RehabMental Health Center

Aspire Indiana Health is a community behavioral health organization serving central Indiana from its Noblesville site, providing integrated behavioral health and primary care — outpatient mental health services, addiction treatment including adolescent substance use programs, co-occurring disorder treatment and recovery support. It treats children and adults of all ages whose lives have been affected by depression, anxiety, thought disorder, substance use or trauma, and runs the Rely Center for people in crisis. Medicaid, Medicare, the Children's Health Insurance Program and most traditional insurance are accepted — and Aspire states that someone with no insurance and no ability to pay will not be turned away.

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Galax, Virginia

3.4
368 Reviews

Treatment CenterOutpatient RehabOpioid Treatment Program

Located in Galax, Virginia, the Life Center of Galax is a private drug & alcohol rehab center for the treatment of alcoholism, drug addiction and dual diagnosis problems. The Life Center opened in 1973 and was the first rehabilitation facility in Virginia specifically licensed and accredited to exclusively treat chemical dependency. Much of the treatment is based on the 12-step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.

Wilmington, North Carolina

3.8
512 Reviews

Treatment CenterOpioid Treatment Program

Based in North Carolina, the Wilmington treatment center is a private inpatient drug & alcohol rehab that was founded in 1984 by a group of individuals whose lives were affected by the disease of alcoholism and addiction. Wilmington treatment center also operates outpatient rehabilitation facilities in Shallotte, NC and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

3.4
470 Reviews
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Treatment Center

Riverwoods Behavioral Health System is a "Joint Commission Gold Seal" Accredited™ treatment center offering a full spectrum of treatment options to address chemical dependency and behavioral health disorders. We are adjacent to the Southern Regional Medical Center campus in Riverdale, Georgia, convenient to Interstate 75, allowing for easy access throughout the state.

Center Point, Texas

4.1
271 Reviews

Treatment CenterOutpatient RehabDetox Clinic

Starlite Recovery Center has provided residential drug and alcohol treatment on its Center Point, Texas campus since 1957, in the Texas Hill Country. The program offers medical detox, residential care, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization for adults and adolescents, with dedicated tracks for LGBTQ+ clients and for military veterans and first responders. Starlite accepts private insurance and military insurance (TRICARE); its insurance page states it does not take Medicare or Medicaid.

Treatment Center

Aliviane Inc operates a residential substance use treatment program at 3801 Mattox Street in El Paso, Texas, including long-term residential care. SAMHSA's 2026 listing records medication-assisted treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, and trauma-informed care, with CARF accreditation. The program serves women, men, veterans, and young adults.

Utica, New York

Outpatient RehabOpioid Treatment Program

Beacon Center has provided behavioral health treatment in the Mohawk Valley since 1990 and is certified by both the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) and the New York State Office of Mental Health. At 1508 Genesee Street in Utica the organization runs an opioid treatment program offering methadone and other medication-assisted treatment, named on its own site for this address, together with outpatient substance use and mental health counseling, an intensive outpatient program for people who need more than standard outpatient care, the Compass Program and peer support services for Oneida County and surrounding areas. Recorded payment options include Medicare, private and military insurance, state-financed coverage and self-pay.

Mount Pleasant, Utah

Treatment CenterTeen Rehab Program

Oxbow Academy is a residential treatment program and therapeutic boarding school in Mount Pleasant, Utah for boys aged 10 to 17 with problematic sexual behaviors, including compulsive sexual behavior and pornography addiction. The program also treats co-occurring substance addictions and houses neurodiverse and neurotypical students in separate units. Care moves through evaluation, treatment and transition phases on a residential campus.

Helena, Montana

Treatment CenterOutpatient Rehab

YWCA Helena provides transitional housing and co-occurring substance use and mental health treatment for homeless women and their children in Helena, Montana. The WINGS program (Women Initiating New Growth and Stability) addresses co-occurring disorders through a trauma-informed approach, with licensed addiction counselors on staff. YWCA Helena accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Pounding Mill, Virginia

5.0
1 Reviews

Outpatient Rehab

Clarvida's Pounding Mill office serves Tazewell County, Virginia with outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment, including the ARISE intensive outpatient program for adolescents and adults. Clarvida of Virginia has worked with people affected by trauma since 1992, providing trauma-informed, evidence-based care to children, adolescents, adults and families, and its wider service range includes counseling, autism services, and educational and training programs for behavioral health and for intellectual and developmental disabilities. Payment can be made through Medicare, private or military insurance, or state funding.