Wyoming Treatment Centers

16 beds

A West Park Hospital facility, Cedar Mountain Center is a facility for adults, seniors. We are based in Cody, Wyoming. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment and we further specialize in the provision of medical detoxification and the treatment of co-occuring disorders.

68 beds

Central Wyoming Counseling Center is a treatment center for expecting mothers and women with children. We are based in Casper, Wyoming. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. Central Wyoming Counseling Center further specializes in the provision of medical detoxification and the treatment of co-occuring disorders.

15 beds

Wyoming Recovery is a drug and alcohol rehab for adults, especially impaired professionals. We are based in Casper, Wyoming. Our focus is on the treatment of co-occuring disorders addiction treatment. We further specialize in the provision of a day treatment program (PHP) and Buprenorphine/Suboxone-assisted treatment. Payment assistance is available - check with facility for details.

$$$$·34 beds

The Gathering Place is a drug and alcohol rehab for women and women with children. We are based in Sheridan, Wyoming. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. We further specialize in the provision dual diagnosis treatment, a recovery program for women. Payment assistance is available - check with facility for details.

Volunteers of America Northern Rockies runs addiction treatment, mental health services, veteran support and housing programs from its North 15th Street site in Laramie. Established in Sheridan, Wyoming in 1985 as part of Volunteers of America — a faith-based ministry founded in 1896 and now working in 46 states — it is a 501(c)(3) organization whose health care services are CARF accredited, and whose Wyoming residential facility is also White Bison certified, reflecting the Wellbriety approach to recovery in Native communities. The campus has separate accommodation for men, for women, and for women with young children. Veteran services run alongside treatment: transitional housing, employment services, outreach and suicide prevention, with 2,909 veterans assisted. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance are accepted, and payment assistance is available.