Texas Outpatient Rehabs

Lakes Regional Community Center is a nonprofit community center in Paris, Texas, providing mental health, intellectual/developmental disability and substance use services across Northeast Texas. It offers outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use counseling and treatment for teens and adults, and accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Bluebonnet Trails Community Services is the community mental health authority for a group of Central Texas counties, and this Marble Falls site on Innovation Loop provides outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use treatment. Its licensed substance use counselors work with adolescents as well as adults, alongside the organization's mental health, autism and early childhood intervention services and its crisis services. Bluebonnet Trails works with the Texas Veterans Commission on veteran services, and holds Federal Transit Administration grants — so getting to appointments across a rural catchment is something the organization actually addresses. The program takes Medicaid and Medicare alongside private and military insurance and state funding.

BasePoint Academy treats teenagers and adolescents for mental and behavioral health conditions, and is built around the practical obstacles that stop families starting: same-day assessments are offered by phone, and its programming is designed to be compatible with school, including academic support and a virtual option so treatment does not cost a term. The site serves families across the northern Dallas–Fort Worth area, in Collin and Denton counties.

Arise Recovery Centers' McKinney site on TPC Drive provides outpatient addiction treatment for Collin County — an intensive outpatient program, a supportive outpatient program below it, partial hospitalization above, plus medication-assisted treatment and dual-diagnosis care. Treatment is delivered by master's-level counselors and grounded in 12-step recovery. Because Arise runs twelve locations across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and Austin, someone starting here can continue at another site rather than beginning again. Coverage is through private insurance or TRICARE, with self-pay and state funding also available.

Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse (BVCASA) provides intensive outpatient treatment in Bryan, Texas. A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, BVCASA serves Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson, and Washington counties with a continuum of prevention, intervention, and outpatient services. The program also operates an adult transitional treatment center for those in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Substance Abuse Treatment Program. BVCASA accepts Medicare and military insurance.

Pecan Valley Centers – Weatherford Clinic provides outpatient and intensive outpatient mental health and substance use treatment in Weatherford, Texas. It is part of Pecan Valley Centers, the local mental health and intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) authority serving six North Central Texas counties, with more than 50 years of service. The clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance, and offers a sliding fee scale based on family size and income.

Gallus Detox Dallas provides medically supervised detoxification for alcohol and drug withdrawal at Mansfield, south of Fort Worth. Its protocols use intravenous as well as oral medication to manage withdrawal, with 24/7 monitoring, and include specialized routes that most detox units do not offer: a high-dose methadone protocol used with patients on up to 350 mg, an accelerated micro-induction protocol for fentanyl and other opioids, and a benzodiazepine taper that continues as aftercare once inpatient detox is complete. Detox here is a first step rather than a full course of treatment, and the center refers on. Private and military insurance are accepted, and a free self-assessment starts the admissions process.

Mesa Springs treats mental health and addiction in Fort Worth, beginning every admission with an assessment by a qualified mental health professional rather than a fixed intake track. Alongside its general programming it runs Help for Heroes, a named outpatient service built for military personnel, veterans and first responders — a population whose treatment needs and confidentiality concerns differ enough that a general program often does not fit.

MHMR of Tarrant County is the county's community mental health provider, and most of what distinguishes it is reachable before anyone becomes a client. Its ICARE Call Center takes calls and texts on 800-866-2465, and a Mobile Crisis Outreach Team provides face-to-face crisis response 24 hours a day to children, adolescents and adults anywhere in Tarrant County — the team comes to the person rather than the other way round. Families expecting a child or raising one under five can reach Help Me Grow North Texas on 844-689-5437 for early support.

Homeward Bound, Inc. is a Dallas-based nonprofit behavioral health agency founded in 1980, offering medical detoxification, separate men's and women's residential programs, outpatient treatment, and medication-assisted treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. Its outpatient programs typically run two to four months, and the organization serves 19 North Texas and 6 Far West Texas counties from locations including Dallas and El Paso. Homeward Bound accepts Medicaid and Medicare for certain programs and private insurance, and serves clients regardless of ability to pay.

Pecan Valley Centers is the local mental health and intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) authority for six Texas counties — Johnson, Somervell, Hood, Erath, Parker and Palo Pinto — and a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic with more than 50 years of service. Its Granbury clinic provides substance use treatment alongside mental health, IDD and veteran services. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance and military insurance, offers a sliding fee discount based on family size and income, and does not deny services for inability to pay.

Metrocare's South Lancaster Road clinic in southern Dallas provides outpatient and intensive outpatient care for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, and — unlike Metrocare's other Dallas sites in this directory — it runs an opioid treatment program with outpatient withdrawal management, meaning methadone or buprenorphine can be started and maintained here rather than referred elsewhere. Metrocare has served Dallas County for over fifty years and is the largest provider of mental health services in North Texas, reaching more than 55,000 people a year; its substance use programs are person-centered and trauma-informed. Accepted coverage includes Medicaid, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Magellan, Scott & White, TRICARE through Humana and UnitedHealthcare, along with Medicare, military insurance and state funding.

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.

Sage Recovery and Wellness Center's Westlake Center at 7004 Bee Caves Road in Austin houses its intensive outpatient program and outpatient therapy, using CBT, DBT, ACT and group work for substance use, mental health conditions and co-occurring diagnoses. The wider organization also runs The Recovery Villa, a 15-bed residential and partial hospitalisation setting on a 24-acre countryside estate with private-room options, and a separate adolescent care program, so clients can step down into the Westlake outpatient program after residential treatment. Private insurance, military insurance and self-payment are accepted.

Center for Discovery's Addison site opened in May 2016 and treats eating disorders and co-occurring conditions with treatment plans customized per patient rather than run to a fixed program. Clinicians across the organization are trained in EMDR, trust-based relational intervention and motivational interviewing, and the site sits within a national network, so a patient who needs a different level of care or a different location can usually stay inside it.

North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education (NTACE) provides outpatient substance use treatment in Weatherford, Texas, including an intensive outpatient program.

Helping Open Peoples Eyes provides intensive outpatient substance use treatment in Fort Worth, Texas. The program serves adults and offers cognitive behavioral therapy, individual and group counseling, and case management.

Rio Vista Behavioral Health Hospital is an inpatient psychiatric and detox hospital in El Paso, serving a metropolitan area of more than a million people across El Paso and Hudspeth counties. Its acute inpatient program runs 24/7 supervision in a low-stimulation setting, and the hospital separates its populations rather than mixing them: distinct adolescent and adult inpatient units, a stabilization and recovery unit, the PRISM program, a specialty unit, and a Women's Wellness Program, with outpatient care alongside. Confidential online assessments and a campus tour are offered before admission.

Metrocare's Skillman Street clinic in north-east Dallas provides outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment for substance use alongside mental health care, including an opioid treatment program with outpatient withdrawal management — so someone starting methadone or buprenorphine can do it here. Metrocare is a fifty-year-old Dallas County organization and the largest provider of mental health services in North Texas, reaching more than 55,000 people a year, with pharmacies, housing support, veterans services and intellectual and developmental disability services around the clinical work. Its substance use programs are person-centered and trauma-informed. Accepted coverage includes Medicaid, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Magellan, Scott & White, TRICARE through Humana and UnitedHealthcare, along with Medicare, military insurance and state funding.

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A teen residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. Fees for service are assessed on an ability to pay basis. 45-90 days in residence.