Mixed Addiction/ Mental Health Treatment Centers

CRASH Inc provides residential mental health and substance use treatment in San Diego, California. The program serves adults and offers treatment for substance use disorders. CRASH Inc accepts Medicaid, Medicare.

AMFM Mental Health Treatment provides residential treatment in Vienna, Virginia. It accepts private insurance.

AMFM Mental Health Treatment provides residential care for adults with mental health and co-occurring substance use disorders in Fallbrook, California. The program offers a holistic approach with individual therapy, group counseling, and wellness-based activities. Treatment addresses anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use in a structured residential setting.

Piedmont Community Services provides behavioral health and substance use treatment in Martinsville, Virginia. As a community services board, the organization offers outpatient counseling, crisis services, prevention programs, and recovery support for adults and adolescents in the Martinsville and Henry County region.

Advantage Behavioral Health Systems provides residential treatment in Monroe, Georgia. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

Adapt of Missouri Inc provides residential treatment in Saint Louis, Missouri. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

The Dacotah Foundation provides residential and community-based behavioral health services in Fargo and Bismarck-Mandan, North Dakota, serving the region since 1970. Its Fargo Residential programs include a 15-bed 24/7 crisis residential unit, the short-term 15-bed Next Step sober-living program, and Hope Haven transitional housing with 8 beds and 7 independent apartments for adults with mental health challenges. Services address serious mental illness and co-occurring disorders, funded through North Dakota's regional Human Service Centers.

Integrated Care of Greater Hickory provides mental health and substance use treatment in Lincolnton, North Carolina, serving communities across the state. The program offers a full continuum of care including facility-based crisis services, withdrawal management, residential care, outpatient behavioral health, and medication-assisted treatment. ICGH also provides peer support, recovery housing, mobile integrated care, and justice and reentry services.

Alternative to Meds Center provides residential treatment in Sedona, Arizona. The program site title: Medication Tapering and Withdrawal | Addiction Treatment Center. It accepts private insurance.

LifeWays is the community mental health authority serving Jackson and Hillsdale counties, offering substance use disorder services, crisis services and a 24/7 crisis phoneline alongside residential and outpatient treatment. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance, with a sliding fee scale available in English and Spanish.

MAAC Project provides residential recovery services in San Diego, California. The nonprofit organization offers residential treatment, mental health services, and accepts Medicaid. MAAC Project serves the San Diego community with substance use and mental health programs, with a focus on accessible care.

Carleton Recovery Centers provides residential treatment in Prescott, Arizona. It accepts Medicare and private insurance.

FCC Behavioral Health is a private, nonprofit certified community behavioral health organization (CCBHO) serving 19 counties in Southeast Missouri from its Hayti location. The organization provides mental health and substance use disorder treatment with a person-centered recovery approach, including outpatient therapy, crisis services, and primary care. FCC Behavioral Health accepts Medicaid and Medicare.

Advantage Behavioral Health Systems is the community service board for north-east Georgia and the safety-net provider for ten counties — Clarke, Barrow, Elbert, Greene, Jackson, Madison, Morgan, Oconee, Oglethorpe and Walton — with this site in Elberton. It provides residential and outpatient treatment for mental illness, substance use and intellectual and developmental disabilities, and explicitly serves uninsured and underinsured people with severe and persistent mental illness, substance use disorder or IDD. Its residential program, Advantage Classic City Recovery, takes men and women aged 18 and over, prioritizing pregnant women and people who inject drugs. The agency is CARF-accredited, its services are accessible in 170 languages, and it is moving to a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic model. Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and state funding are accepted.

Harbor Care is a non-profit provider in Nashua, New Hampshire offering residential substance use treatment alongside mental health and primary care services. Its programs are designed for people experiencing homelessness and for veterans, combining treatment with housing and supportive services. The Amherst Street location is part of a wider network of health and housing programs in southern New Hampshire.

The Gooden Center provides residential mental health and substance use treatment for men and women in Pasadena, California. Founded in 1962, the nonprofit offers a recommended 90-day continuum including residential treatment, day treatment, intensive outpatient, and transitional living, with sub-acute detox available. Gooden Center is in-network with most insurance plans and offers self-pay rates averaging 65% below for-profit facilities.

ServiceNet, formed through the merger of Pathlight and ServiceNet, is a nonprofit behavioral health organization in western Massachusetts offering residential services at its Orange, MA location on Congress Street. The organization provides services for brain injury, residential support, mental health treatment, and recovery programs including a Shared Living model. ServiceNet accepts military insurance and state-financed coverage, and offers payment assistance.

Excelsior Wellness Center is a nonprofit provider of behavioral health and social services in Spokane, Washington, serving children, young adults and families across the Inland Northwest. It offers wraparound and intensive outpatient behavioral health care for youth from birth through age 21 and a young-adult services program for ages 18 to 25, alongside primary care, and uses a sliding fee schedule so no one is denied care for inability to pay.

Access Ohio provides residential treatment in Dayton, Ohio. The program offers MAT/medication-assisted treatment. It accepts Medicare and private insurance.

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.