Texas Detox Clinics — Inpatient Rehab

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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.

Cenikor Foundation is a nonprofit addiction treatment provider with a location in Amarillo, Texas. SAMHSA's 2026 listing records residential, outpatient, intensive outpatient, and detox services with medication-assisted treatment, while the organization's website describes its Amarillo office as an outpatient and IOP site. Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, and sliding-scale payment are recorded.

Recovery Unplugged Austin offers medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care for substance use disorders east of Austin, with a virtual intensive outpatient option. What sets the program apart is its use of music: Recovery Unplugged builds music into treatment as a way to establish trust, process trauma and keep clients engaged, alongside conventional therapy. Detox is medically staffed by doctors and nurses for acute withdrawal, and the program provides identity-affirming care for LGBTQ+ clients. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance and self-pay are accepted.

Alamo Behavioral Health is a residential mental health and substance use treatment facility in San Antonio, Texas. It offers medical detoxification, residential treatment, and primary mental health programs, combining evidence-based therapies with holistic approaches, with 24-hour admissions counselors and insurance verification as part of the intake process.

Greenhouse Treatment Center provides medically supervised detox, residential addiction treatment, and outpatient care at its campus in Grand Prairie, Texas, between Dallas and Fort Worth. The American Addiction Centers facility treats adults with substance use disorders through individualized plans combining medical care, individual and group counseling, and aftercare. Greenhouse accepts most commercial insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, and Magellan.

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Serenity House is a residential treatment program and inpatient detox provider, with separate housing for males and females. It offers different styles of accommodation based on a patient’s needs. 12 steps based treatment, accepts private insurance.

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.

Homeward Bound, Inc. is a nonprofit substance use and mental health treatment agency founded in 1980 that has helped more than 250,000 people move toward sobriety across 19 counties in North Texas and six in Far West Texas. This Dallas location offers medically monitored detoxification, residential treatment and outpatient therapy, with services available in English and Spanish.

Discovery Point Retreat offers inpatient detox and residential treatment for substance use disorders in Texas. The program combines medical detoxification with residential rehabilitation, individual and group therapy, and family programming.

New Hope Ranch is a residential addiction treatment center on Sparks Road in Manor, east of Austin, operated by Discovery Addiction Services, with medical detox and partial hospitalization on site. It treats adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, and is certified by CARF. Managed Medicaid is accepted — New Hope Ranch is in-network with Optum Medicaid and works with Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicaid — alongside private insurance, TRICARE and VA coverage, and self-pay.

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.

The Addiction Recovery Center by Texas Health provides medically assisted detoxification, men's and women's residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), and intensive outpatient (IOP) care in Mansfield, Texas. Part of the Texas Health Resources system, the center builds its programs on the Hazelden Betty Ford curriculum and holds CARF accreditation and ASAM Level of Care 3.5 certification. It accepts private insurance, Medicare, and TRICARE.

Kemah Palms Recovery provides medically monitored withdrawal management along with residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient addiction treatment in Kemah, Texas. The program serves adults and young adults, including veterans, and offers cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma-focused counseling. Buprenorphine can be prescribed here for opioid use disorder.

PermiaCare Turning Point is a residential substance use treatment program in Odessa, Texas, operated by PermiaCare, the region's community behavioral health center. The program provides residential care for adults with drug and alcohol use disorders alongside PermiaCare's broader mental health and crisis services.

Cenikor is a nonprofit behavioral health provider that has been helping people throughout Texas and New Mexico for nearly six decades, offering a full continuum of care from detox to aftercare. This Waco location provides residential and outpatient substance use treatment for adults, with integrated services addressing both substance use and mental health.

The Alcohol & Drug Awareness Center for the Concho Valley runs the Journey Recovery Center on Journey Drive in San Angelo — residential substance use treatment alongside detox, outpatient care and recovery residences. ADACCV is a private 501(c)(3) non-profit whose work in San Angelo goes back to a council founded in 1960 and a detoxification center opened in 1978; along the way it absorbed the Women and Children's Halfway House, reopened in 1997 and renamed Sara's House in 2001, which is why family-inclusive residential care is part of what it offers rather than an add-on. The organization is licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission for outpatient and intensive residential services and accredited by CARF. Most private insurance is accepted alongside Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance and state funding, there is an affordable self-pay program, and ADACCV states that no patient is turned away for inability to pay.