Treatment Centers

The Riverside Latino Commission on Drugs & Alcohol operates this residential substance use location in Indio, California, part of its network across the Coachella Valley. The organization also runs Bea’s Detox Home for men, mental health services, and outpatient substance use counseling for teens at its Coachella site.

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Bay Area Recovery Center provides residential and outpatient substance use treatment in Dickinson, Texas. Serving the greater Houston area, the program offers medically supervised detox, individual and group therapy, and a structured continuum from detox through aftercare. Bay Area Recovery Center accepts private insurance and offers self-pay options.

The Cincinnati VA Medical Center on Vine Street provides substance use disorder treatment for veterans at residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient levels, within the VA health system. Its residential facility works on more than the substance use itself: 24-hour care there addresses homelessness, mental health and unemployment alongside addiction, which is what distinguishes a VA domiciliary program from a standard rehab. The campus also provides mental health care, PTSD treatment, homeless veteran care, caregiver support and primary care, and works with Disabled American Veterans and county veterans affairs directors to arrange transport. Care runs through VA benefits — Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted here — with private and military insurance, public assistance and self-pay also recorded.

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Q Space Detox is an LGBTQ-focused residential detox and rehab program in Homestead, Florida. The center provides medically supervised detox for alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines, cocaine, and other substances, with specialized tracks serving gay men, lesbian women, bisexual, and transgender individuals. Its residential rehab program offers individual and group therapy, EMDR, DBT, CBT, trauma therapy, creative arts therapies, and family therapy, with same-day admission available.

PermiaCare provides mental health, substance use, and intellectual and developmental disability services across West Texas from its Midland location. As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, it offers substance use treatment, crisis and emergency services, veteran services, and early childhood intervention, with a 24-hour crisis hotline. The agency accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and provides a charity care program for qualifying clients.

Saint Illa Center provides residential substance use treatment in Macon, Georgia. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance, state funding.

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faith-based free long term drug and alcohol rehab in Little Rock.

The Arbor provides residential substance use treatment on a ranch-style campus in Georgetown, Texas. The program offers a 12-step immersion model with individual and group therapy, family programming, and experiential therapies including equine work and ropes courses. The Arbor accepts private insurance.

Recovery House provides residential substance use treatment for adults on Church Street in Wallingford, Vermont. The non-profit describes its approach as a residential setting oriented around the recognition of addiction as a treatable, chronic disease, delivered through structured group and individual programming. Recovery House also operates a residential program in nearby Rutland.

Newport Academy provides residential behavioral health treatment for children, pre-teens, and adolescents ages 7 to 18, addressing mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, and trauma alongside substance use. As a leading national provider of teen treatment, Newport Academy's clinical model integrates individual, group, and family therapy with accredited academic instruction. The program accepts Medicaid and private insurance. Treatment is tailored developmentally, with separate programming for pre-teens and older adolescents.

Elev8 Centers of New York is an inpatient addiction treatment facility on West 136th Street in Harlem, offering 24-hour medically supervised care through detox, medication-assisted treatment, residential rehab and continuing therapy, with outpatient programs alongside. Dual diagnosis is treated as standard, with psychiatric care for co-occurring conditions rather than substance use alone. The center is licensed and accredited by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports, is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Professionals, and holds LegitScript certification. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay are accepted.

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Located in the peaceful western Chicago suburbs of Aurora, Alpharus Health is a comfortable residential and outpatient addiction treatment center for men and women/ boys and girls. The center opened under the Gateway Foundation name, which the organisation replaced with Alpharus Health in August 2026.

Bradley Hospital provides residential treatment in Rhode Island. The program accepts Medicare, private insurance.

Bay Area Recovery Center has provided addiction treatment in the Houston, Texas area for over 30 years, with separate inpatient programs for men and women and multiple outpatient locations in Clear Lake, Pearland, Pasadena, and The Woodlands. The licensed, state-approved program offers detox, residential inpatient rehab, intensive outpatient (IOP), and intervention services for adults. Bay Area Recovery Center accepts self-pay at competitive rates and works with most private insurance plans, with transparent billing practices.

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Vitality Center provides residential substance use disorder treatment in Elko, Nevada. Licensed and certified by the State of Nevada, the center operates housing programs jointly with the state and serves individuals through a structured residential program. Vitality Center accepts Medicare, TRICARE, Nevada Medicaid, and a variety of commercial insurance plans. A sliding fee scale is available for those without coverage. Reach the center at (775) 738-8004.

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Founded in 1965 as the Bangor Half-Way House, Wellspring is Maine's oldest public treatment program for alcoholism and now a private non-profit offering a full continuum of trauma-informed, co-occurring substance use and mental health care. Its residential programs include a men's house and a women's house, each providing 4–6 months of long-term treatment for 15 clients, alongside Infinity House for pregnant and parenting women with children under five (capacity 10). A medically supervised detox center and outpatient counseling round out the continuum. Wellspring accepts Medicaid (MaineCare), Medicare, private insurance, and military insurance, and no one is turned away for inability to pay.