Texas Treatment Centers — Inpatient Rehab

Sage Recovery Villa provides residential treatment and a partial hospitalization program at a dedicated facility in Manor, Texas, just east of Austin. The program maintains a 1:5 client-to-staff ratio and delivers trauma-informed, holistic care for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Sage also operates a specialized business executive track and an adolescent care program. The facility accepts private insurance.

The Arbor Behavioral Healthcare, family-owned and operated since 2010, provides a full continuum of addiction treatment in Georgetown, Texas. Its programs include residential rehab, intensive outpatient treatment (IOP), and sober living, with separate gender-specific tracks for men and women. The Arbor treatment approach integrates 12-step immersion, equine-assisted therapy, dual diagnosis care, trauma therapy, and a family support program.

WTCR Odessa provides medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder in Odessa, Texas, offering methadone and buprenorphine as part of a broader counseling program. The clinic is part of the WTCR network, one of the longest-running MAT providers in Texas. Treatment includes licensed counseling and therapeutic interventions alongside medication. WTCR is accredited by The Joint Commission and treats addiction as a chronic medical illness requiring long-term, evidence-based care.

Founded in 1963, Lifetime Recovery is a non-profit residential program on Southton Road in San Antonio which says it is the largest non-profit residential substance use treatment facility in Bexar and surrounding counties. The residential track runs 45 to 90 days on a recently renovated campus, with Spanish-language counseling offered to remove language barriers, veteran services for people who are not eligible for VA benefits, and alumni who return to lead AA and NA meetings for current clients. Medicaid and private pay are accepted, Aetna and Cigna plans are listed, and the organization says financial assistance is available for people who could not otherwise afford treatment.

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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.

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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.

Texas Helps is a Joint Commission-accredited addiction treatment center in San Marcos, Texas, offering medical detox, residential treatment, intensive outpatient programming and medication-assisted treatment. The program accepts private insurance plans and self-pay.

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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.

Positive Recovery Centers offers the world's first Joint Commission-accredited addiction treatment program that combines positive psychology with evidence-based clinical approaches, with over 20 locations across Texas. The full continuum of care includes medical detox with 24/7 nursing, residential inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and online treatment — plus sober living and aftercare for long-term recovery. Positive Recovery Centers accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and offers same-day admissions with a no-cost insurance verification.

We Level Up Treatment Centers offers residential, outpatient and mental health treatment in Kingwood, Texas, with onsite detox and Joint Commission-accredited care. The program provides integrated addiction and mental health treatment and accepts private insurance.

Recovery Council Southeast Texas provides residential substance use treatment in Beaumont, TX.

Serving Children and Adults in Need (SCAN) provides residential substance use treatment in Laredo, Texas. The program offers a sliding-fee scale based on income for uninsured or underinsured clients and accepts Medicare.

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.

WTCR Midland is a medication-assisted treatment program in Midland, Texas, specializing in methadone and buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder. As part of one of the longest-serving MAT networks in Texas, the program combines medication with licensed counseling to help patients disrupt the cycle of opioid addiction. WTCR is accredited by The Joint Commission and treats opioid use disorder as a chronic but treatable medical illness. The program's treatment principles emphasize respect, evidence-based medication therapy, and therapeutic interventions delivered by licensed counselors and physicians.

ARM Dallas (Adult Rehabilitation Ministry) is a Christ-centered residential treatment program in Dallas, Texas, offering long-term rehabilitation for people struggling with addiction, mental health disorders and dual diagnosis. The program pairs a twelve-step process with education services in parenting, life skills and anger management, plus transitional living as residents return to independent life. Its WARM program (Women's Adult Rehabilitation Ministry) serves women.

Meadows Texas provides residential detox treatment.

Central Texas VA Healthcare System provides residential treatment, detoxification, intensive outpatient, outpatient in Waco, Texas. The program accepts Medicaid and private insurance and military insurance.