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Bismarck Drug Rehabs & Treatment

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Heartview Foundation

Bismarck, North Dakota

2.9

21 Reviews

11 bedsOutpatient Rehab

Heartview Foundation offers outpatient treatment. We are based in Bismarck, North Dakota. Our focus is on intensive outpatient treatment (IOP). Heartview Foundation further specializes in the provision of a day treatment program (PHP) and Buprenorphine/Suboxone-assisted treatment.

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Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch

Bismarck, North Dakota

Teen Rehab ProgramMental Health Center

Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch provides residential treatment for children aged 5 to 17 who need psychiatric care, therapy and support to heal from trauma, and has been working with North Dakota families for more than 70 years. Its Bismarck campus pairs treatment with specialized accredited education for young people who need extra support at school, and the Ranch describes its approach as combining spirituality and science, with trauma-informed care delivered by licensed therapists, psychologists, nurses and educators. Programs and schools are licensed by the state of North Dakota and nationally accredited; Medicare and private insurance are accepted.

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ADAPT Addiction and Behavioral Health

Bismarck, North Dakota

Counseling ServiceOutpatient Rehab

ADAPT Addiction and Behavioral Health is a licensed addiction counseling agency on Burnt Boat Drive in Bismarck, licensed by the state of North Dakota. It provides outpatient and intensive outpatient alcohol, drug and mental health services, with individual treatment sessions bookable online, and delivers North Dakota's state-wide 16-hour DUI seminar — so people referred after a driving offence can complete the requirement in the same place they get treatment. Coverage includes Medicare and private or military insurance.

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New Freedom Center, Inc

Bismarck, North Dakota

2.6

10 Reviews

Treatment Center

New Freedom Center, Inc is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Bismarck, North Dakota. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. New Freedom Center, Inc further specializes in the provision of an intensive outpatient program (IOP) and a day treatment program (PHP).

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