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Page 6 of 132Teaneck, New Jersey
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Austin, Texas
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Burlington, New Jersey
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Chicago, Illinois
$$$$Treatment Center
New York, New York
$$$$Treatment CenterOpioid Treatment Program
A certified giant long term (therapeutic communities) addiction treatment provider in NYC. Affordable programs for teens, women with children, pregnant women, adults, homeless, dual diagnosis patients and even for seniors.
Springfield, Illinois
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
New Haven, Connecticut
$$$$11 bedsSober Living Home
Brick, New Jersey
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Chicago, Illinois
$$$$Treatment Center
Baltimore, Maryland
$$$$Sober Living Home
Residential sober living homes for women, with up to 2 children under 10. The programs are either 6 or 12 months in length, and are very affordable. In Baltimore and and Crownsville.
Reno, Nevada
$$$$Outpatient RehabOpioid Treatment Program
The Center for Behavioral Health in Reno is part of a group of outpatient facilities treating opiate addiction. This treatment provider is listed as a CARF and SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program.
Lakewood, Colorado
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
Absecon, New Jersey
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Absecon, New Jersey
$$$$7 bedsSober Living Home
Freehold, New Jersey
$$$$10 bedsSober Living Home
South Toms River, New Jersey
$$$$6 bedsSober Living Home
Chicago, Illinois
$$$$9 bedsSober Living Home
Waukegan, Illinois
$$$$6 bedsSober Living Home
Beachwood, New Jersey
$$$$11 bedsSober Living Home
Brooklawn, New Jersey
$$$$8 bedsSober Living Home
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