Rehab Centers Accepting Medicare

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

Crossroads provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. The facility accepts Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

Penny Lane Centers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that cares for more than 3,500 abused and neglected children, young people and families every month across Southern California. Its substance use treatment sits inside that child-welfare mission rather than beside it, and the organization runs an Alternative Response Crisis Response Team in partnership with the City of Los Angeles — an alternative to a police response when a family is in crisis.

Treatment Center·Detox Clinic

Royal Life Detox provides medically supervised detox and residential treatment in Prescott, Arizona, for adult men and women, and is one of three Royal Life centers in the city. The organization keeps its facilities deliberately small, with fewer beds than most, and runs a structured step-down after detox: partial hospitalization for around four weeks followed by intensive outpatient, then traditional outpatient for ongoing care. Alongside group and individual therapy, relapse prevention, trauma work and 12-step content, guests can take part in kayaking, ropes courses and art therapy. Medicaid — AHCCCS in Arizona — is accepted, along with Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab·Mental Health Center

Renaissance Ranch in Draper, Utah provides residential drug and alcohol treatment for men. The program now accepts Medicaid in addition to private insurance, expanding access to care. Renaissance Ranch combines clinical treatment with a structured recovery environment, focusing on long-term sobriety for adult men.

Treatment Center·Detox Clinic

Buena Vista Recovery's Chandler campus provides medical detox, residential care, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions in Chandler, Arizona. Medication-assisted treatment is offered as part of detox and continuing care, and evidence-based therapies are combined with holistic activities. The center is accredited by The Joint Commission and verifies insurance before admission. AHCCCS (Arizona's Medicaid program), Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay are all accepted.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab·Mental Health Center

Phoenix Recovery Center LLC provides residential treatment in South Jordan, Utah. The facility is dual diagnosis treatment. Services include intensive outpatient program and partial hospitalization program. It accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab·Detox Clinic

Recovia provides intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. founded 2016; program: that fits your needs; admissions: with our behavioral, physical therapy, and medical teams. The facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

Hope House, Inc. has provided addiction treatment services in New York's Capital District for over 55 years. Based in Albany with additional locations in Troy, it offers outpatient clinics, men's and women's recovery programs, supportive living, and specialized programming through the Bette Center and Elizabeth House. Hope House also provides gambling disorder treatment, which does not require a co-occurring substance use diagnosis for admission. Contact (518) 482-HOPE for admissions.

Treatment Center

Victory Programs in Boston, Massachusetts operates a network of residential recovery and housing programs for individuals overcoming substance use disorders. The organization runs recovery homes including the Boston Living Center at 16 Williams Street and multiple community-based housing sites across the Jamaica Plain and Dorchester neighborhoods. Victory Programs accepts Medicare.

Treatment Center

Glenwood House provides residential treatment in Queensbury, New York. The program serves adults and offers individual and group counseling, relapse prevention planning, and aftercare coordination.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab·Detox Clinic

Milestone Recovery in Portland, Maine, provides residential substance use treatment for adults facing addiction and homelessness. In addition to its residential program, Milestone operates the HOME Team homeless outreach program. The organization accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Outpatient Rehab

Positive Recovery Center provides intensive outpatient (IOP) treatment in Conroe, Texas. Part of Positive Recovery Centers — Joint Commission-accredited positive psychology model. The facility accepts Medicaid and Medicare among other payment options.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab·Opioid Treatment Program

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.

Outpatient Rehab·Mental Health Center

ChangePoint Integrated Health's Snowflake clinic on South Main Street combines outpatient behavioral health counseling and psychiatric services with primary medical care in the same building — integrated care in the literal sense, which in a small Arizona town removes a second journey. ChangePoint has served Navajo County since 1966 and also operates a 16-bed inpatient psychiatric hospital. It states that it will not refuse services because a person cannot pay, or because payment would come from Medicare, Medicaid or CHIP. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding, public assistance and self-pay are accepted, with a sliding fee schedule.

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

Stages of Recovery provides intensive outpatient treatment in Lubbock, Texas. The program serves adults recovering from substance use disorders with structured IOP programming that includes individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, and life-skills development. Stages of Recovery accepts Medicare and private insurance. The program is designed for clients who do not require 24-hour residential care but need more support than traditional outpatient therapy provides.

Outpatient Rehab

MaineHealth Behavioral Health provides outpatient and intensive outpatient addiction treatment in Springvale, Maine, for adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions. Being part of MaineHealth — a not-for-profit integrated health system serving Maine and parts of New Hampshire — means behavioral health care here connects to the rest of a patient's medical care rather than sitting apart from it, with evidence-based therapy, medical oversight and aftercare planning. MaineHealth accepts Medicare and Medicaid, and private and military insurance are also taken.

Outpatient Rehab

Treatment Center·Outpatient Rehab

CODAC Behavioral Healthcare provides intensive outpatient (IOP) services in Rhode Island. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance.

Treatment Center·Mental Health Center

Community Service Board of Middle Georgia is a public behavioral health provider in Dublin, Georgia, offering both adult substance use disorder and mental health services. Its residential program operates alongside psychiatric nursing, crisis intervention, peer support, and community-based services. The agency is a designated community service board serving multiple central Georgia counties.

Treatment Center·Mental Health Center

Stairways Behavioral Health has provided mental health and addiction care in Erie for more than sixty years. It was founded on 6 April 1961 by twenty-two members of the Erie Chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, and named for the staircase clients climbed to reach it; today it serves more than 6,000 people a year. Its Residential Treatment Program for Adults is a 15-bed facility offering 24-hour supervised care for up to 30 days, alongside a youth residential program, state-licensed personal care homes for people with ongoing mental health needs, and an outpatient clinic. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, along with private insurance.