Treatment Centers

Castle Ridge Behavioral Health is a non-profit residential treatment center in Castle Dale, in rural eastern Utah, for adults aged 18 and over with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. It occupies a 1910 elementary schoolhouse that has been renovated for the purpose, and combines residential care with partial hospitalization programming, treating depression, PTSD, dissociative and personality disorders and the effects of domestic abuse alongside addiction; infrared sauna and holistic supplements sit beside the therapy. Medicaid is accepted — both traditional and TAM — along with Medicare, private insurance including Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, SelectHealth, PEHP and TRICARE, and state funding.

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Spring Reins of Hope is a ground-breaking program offering Equine Assisted services which are designed to generate personal resources and empowerment.

Sober Mountain provides IOP treatment in Arizona. The program accepts Medicaid, private insurance.

Serenity Mesa Recovery Center is a youth substance use treatment facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serving young people ages 14 to 20 who struggle with addiction to drugs or alcohol and may have a co-occurring disorder. Its continuum of care includes medical detox in a Crisis Triage Center, inpatient transitional living services and housing, at 3701 Condershire Drive SW. It accepts Medicare.

Vinland National Center provides substance use disorder treatment in Minneapolis, Minnesota, specializing in serving individuals with co-occurring cognitive impairments including traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, and mental health challenges. Founded in 1990 as the first U.S. center to design addiction treatment for people with brain injuries, Vinland offers outpatient drug and alcohol treatment, problem gambling treatment, and supportive housing. Its residential program is male-only; outpatient services are open to all genders.

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The Right Step family of treatment centers is one of the largest, most trusted alcohol and drug rehabs in the Southwest with over 20 locations throughout Texas.

Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch has cared for young people since welcoming its first child in 1957 and runs psychiatric residential treatment (PRTF) on its historic Billings campus on South 72nd Street West, alongside therapeutic group homes and statewide community-based services. The program works with youth affected by trauma and complex mental health needs, and its admissions team helps families choose within that statewide network. Private insurance including Blue Cross Blue Shield and TRICARE is accepted, as are state-funded placements.

Ambrosia Treatment Center in West Palm Beach is an inpatient rehab specializing in trauma-related addiction treatment. The facility is open to expectant mothers and women with children. The facility is one of several treatment facilities in the Ambrosia group that provides quality inpatient drug rehabilitation. Accredited by the Joint Commission (Gold Seal), their affordable, world-class treatment is often fully covered by private insurance.

New Hampshire Detox Center, operated by Bonfire Behavioral Health, provides withdrawal management and residential substance use treatment on Main Street in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The program offers non-hospital detox followed by residential care, with medication-assisted treatment and separate programming for men and women. Treatment addresses alcohol, opioid, heroin, methamphetamine and benzodiazepine dependence.

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Sunflower Wellness Retreat is a drug and alcohol rehab for adults, LGBT. We are based in Osawatomie, Kansas. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. We further specialize in the provision of an intensive outpatient program (IOP), the treatment of co-occuring disorders. Payment assistance is available - check with facility for details. Private rooms available.

Willow Tree Recovery is a residential addiction treatment program in Pleasant Grove, Utah, founded in 2011 by clinicians who had spent years in the field. Its premise is that substance use is usually rooted in trauma and emotional pain, so treatment is built around therapeutic relationships strong enough for unresolved trauma and co-occurring mental health conditions to be worked on — carefully, and at the client's pace. The program deliberately does only residential care, collaborating with outside providers for what comes next rather than running its own step-down, and its therapists include practitioners trained in EMDR and Attachment-Focused EMDR. Private insurance is accepted.

Newfane House of Hope is a residential recovery program in Newfane, New York, run by Save the Michaels of the World — a non-profit that began in June 2011 as a kitchen-table action group formed after the opioid-related death of twenty-year-old Michael David Israel, and which now works on awareness, placement into treatment and getting people to it. Alongside residential treatment, the organization helps arrange placement and provides transport, which in rural Niagara County is often the practical obstacle rather than the willingness. Medicare, private and military insurance and state funding are accepted, along with self-pay.

Liberty Bay Recovery is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Portland, Maine. Our focus is on the treatment of co-occuring disorders treatment. Liberty Bay Recovery further specializes in the provision of an intensive outpatient program (IOP), a day treatment program (PHP), medical detoxification and Buprenorphine/Suboxone-assisted treatment. Private rooms available.

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Located about 30 miles south of Dallas, Discovery Point Retreat blends traditional drug and alcohol abuse treatment with holistic alternatives to help you build a well-rounded foundation for your future. Residential treatment includes medical detoxification, cognitive behavioral therapy, 12-Step meetings, and recreational therapy.

Enlightened Recovery provides substance use treatment in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with detoxification and residential programming designed to work together. The program addresses substance dependence alongside co-occurring mental health concerns, and accepts Medicare and private insurance.

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.

Livengrin Foundation has treated drug and alcohol addiction in Pennsylvania since 1966, when a Philadelphia advertising executive, Standish Forde Hansell, converted a 50-year-old country estate on 44 acres at Bensalem into a non-profit for people with alcoholism. The campus still occupies those 44 acres and now holds three modern residential houses alongside detox, intensive outpatient and outpatient programs, plus intervention services and a dedicated gambling addiction program. Livengrin gives preferential admission to four priority groups — pregnant women, overdose survivors, people who inject drugs, and veterans — and provides resources for uninsured and under-insured patients. Medicaid, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay are accepted.

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The Cambridge Recovery Sober Living Home offers an affordable transitional space for men who are committed to continuing their journey of overcoming alcohol and drug addictions. We have created a sober living home environment that is both supportive yet independent, enabling residents to gradually transition back to the real world at a pace that is comfortable for them.

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Located on Long Island’s East End, Wainscott Residential Services serve young men ages 18-30 who are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction. Phoenix House's nationally-recognized model features evidence-based treatment services, compassionate staff, and a nurturing environment. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

POWER House is the residential recovery home of POWER - the Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery - on Church Street in Swissvale, part of an all-women continuum the organization describes as gender-responsive, built around how addiction and recovery differ for women. Alongside the house, POWER runs New Day outpatient therapy, peer-based recovery support for people in Allegheny County through POWER Connection, and POWER Restore, a 21-bed detox and rehabilitation program reopening at the POWER campus, where the clinical, medical and recovery-support team moves clients from withdrawal management into ongoing treatment. Anyone can call the POWER Line, including adults and adolescents and family members worried about someone else; recorded payment options include Medicare, military insurance and self-pay.