Inpatient Rehab Treatment Centers

Gateway Rehab (Gateway Rehabilitation Center) has provided addiction treatment in western Pennsylvania since 1972, with a campus at 1820 Washington Road in Washington, PA offering inpatient rehabilitation, withdrawal management, outpatient programs and medication-assisted recovery. The nonprofit provides 24-hour assessment and admission, and accepts most major insurance including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Highmark and Magellan.

CASA Inc. provides mental health and addiction recovery services in Bridgeport, Connecticut, including clinical residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and outpatient day treatment. The organization also operates supportive permanent housing and supportive residential services for individuals in recovery. CASA accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Crossroads provides residential treatment in Arizona. The facility accepts private health insurance.

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Desert Visions Youth Wellness Center is a 24-bed residential treatment facility on the Gila River Indian Community in Sacaton, Arizona, owned and operated by the Indian Health Service. It serves Native American youth ages 12 to 18 through a multidisciplinary program combining bio-psychosocial treatment, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and the White Bison curriculum for substance use recovery. Programming integrates traditional cultural activities — sweat lodge, smudging, beading, and dancing — alongside educational services including High School Equivalency preparation. Desert Visions accepts Medicaid and is open to eligible American Indian and Alaska Native youth.

Cenikor's Irving campus offers withdrawal management, residential treatment, intensive outpatient and outpatient care for adults with substance use disorders, including those with co-occurring mental health conditions. Cenikor is a non-profit that has served Texas and New Mexico for nearly six decades, is accredited by CARF and LegitScript certified, and says its non-profit structure is what allows it to keep costs down. Medicaid is accepted, including most Texas and New Mexico plans, alongside Medicare, private and military insurance, state-funded places, and a sliding scale based on income.

Renaissance Ranch provides faith-based residential substance use treatment for men in Rupert, Idaho. The program integrates clinical care with a spiritual foundation, offering residential treatment, medical detox, and residential support services with 24/7 admissions availability. Renaissance Ranch accepts Medicare and private insurance. The organization also offers a dedicated residential support track for veterans.

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Red Door Residential is a residential substance use treatment program operated by Twin County Recovery Services in Hudson, New York. The program provides safe, supportive housing and treatment for men, women, and women with children.

Addiction Care Interventions (ACI Rehab) provides inpatient and outpatient substance use treatment in Brooklyn, New York. The program offers medically supervised detoxification and residential rehabilitation, with services including individual counseling, group therapy, family programming, and relapse prevention. ACI Rehab serves adults and accepts referrals from healthcare providers, employee assistance programs, and self-referrals. ACI Rehab accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private health insurance. The facility provides same-day admission assessments and works with most major insurance plans including managed Medicaid plans.

Keenan House is a residential addiction treatment programme in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, operated by the Brien Center, a community-based nonprofit with over 100 years of service in Berkshire County. The Brien Center provides acute care, addiction treatment, and mental health services across the county through programmes including a Community Behavioral Health Center, emergency services, child and adolescent care, and the Have Hope peer recovery initiative. Keenan House accepts Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance, and state-financed coverage.

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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.

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Citizen Advocates Inc., operating as North Star, provides residential addiction treatment in Watertown, New York. The program serves adults and offers individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, and aftercare planning. Citizen Advocates accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and state-financed insurance.

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MHMR of Tarrant County (My Health My Resources) operates the Pine Street Residential program and Billy Gregory Detox at its East El Paso Street campus in Fort Worth, Texas. The programs provide withdrawal management and residential substance use treatment within the county's public behavioral health system.

Horizon Health and Wellness provides residential substance use treatment and integrated primary care at its Casa Grande location in Pinal County, Arizona. The organization takes a whole-person approach, combining addiction recovery services with family medicine and behavioral health care under one roof. Horizon Health and Wellness accepts Medicare and is a nonprofit provider.

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His House on West 9th Street in Upland provides residential addiction treatment within the His and Her Houses network, which has treated alcohol and substance use disorders in southern California since 1994. The network runs gender-specific houses — separate facilities for men and for women — with detox, residential inpatient, intensive outpatient and sober living available across it, along with dual diagnosis care and faith-based recovery programming. It holds state, federal and Joint Commission licenses and is licensed and certified by the California Department of Health Care Services. Coverage includes Medicare, private insurance and state funding.