Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers by State

Finding the right drug or alcohol rehab center can be difficult, especially when you are not sure where to start. Treatment options can be very different from one state to another, and the cost of treatment can also vary depending on the program, location, and insurance coverage.

We created this state-by-state rehab directory to make your search easier. You can select your state below to find drug and alcohol treatment centers, recovery programs, and other helpful resources in your area.

Whether you are looking for inpatient rehab, outpatient treatment, detox, a free or low-cost program, or a specialized recovery center, starting with your state can help you narrow down your options.

Find Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers Near You

Select your state below to explore available rehab and addiction treatment resources.

Alabama	Alaska	Arizona	Arkansas
California	Colorado	Connecticut	Delaware
Florida	Georgia	Hawaii	Idaho
Illinois	Indiana	Iowa	Kansas
Kentucky	Louisiana	Maine	Maryland
Massachusetts	Michigan	Minnesota	Mississippi
Missouri	Montana	Nebraska	Nevada
New Hampshire	New Jersey	New Mexico	New York
North Carolina	North Dakota	Ohio	Oklahoma
Oregon	Pennsylvania	Rhode Island	South Carolina
South Dakota	Tennessee	Texas	Utah
Vermont	Virginia	Washington	West Virginia
Wisconsin	Wyoming

 

What Types of Rehab Programs Can You Find?

Rehab is not the same for everyone. Some people may need medical detox before starting treatment, while others may be able to begin with an outpatient program.

Depending on the state and treatment center, you may find several types of programs, including inpatient rehab, residential treatment, outpatient rehab, intensive outpatient programs, and partial hospitalization programs.

Some centers also provide treatment for specific needs, such as alcohol addiction, drug addiction, opioid addiction, or co-occurring mental health conditions.

When looking at a treatment center, take some time to understand what type of care it provides and whether it matches your needs.

Free and Low-Cost Rehab Programs

The cost of addiction treatment is a common concern. A person may need treatment but worry that they cannot afford it.

Fortunately, some states have free or low-cost treatment options for people who meet certain requirements. Depending on your situation, you may also find programs that accept Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, or offer payment assistance.

Eligibility is different for every program. Some facilities may also offer sliding-scale fees based on income.

If cost is a concern, ask the treatment center directly about financial assistance before deciding that treatment is not affordable.

How to Choose a Rehab Center

Finding a rehab center is only the first step. You also want to make sure the program is suitable for you or your family member.

Start by looking at the type of treatment offered. Then check whether the facility accepts your insurance or offers another way to pay for treatment.

You should also ask about the length of the program, medical services, counseling, family support, aftercare, and what happens when treatment is completed.

Location can also matter. Some people prefer a treatment center close to home so family members can be involved. Others may prefer to travel to another city or state to get away from an environment that makes recovery more difficult.

There is no single rehab program that is right for everyone. The goal is to find a treatment option that fits the person’s needs and situation.

Rehab Centers by State

Use the list below to find addiction treatment resources in your state. Each state page provides information about local rehab centers, treatment options, cities, and other recovery resources.

We are continuing to expand our state directory so that people can find more useful treatment information in one place.

Need Help Finding Treatment?

If you are looking for rehab for yourself or someone in your family, you do not have to figure everything out alone.

Start by choosing your state below and looking at the available treatment options. You can then contact the centers directly to ask about admission, cost, insurance, treatment programs, and availability.

If someone is experiencing a medical emergency or is in immediate danger, call 911 or seek emergency medical care.

Finding treatment can feel overwhelming at first, but taking one step at a time can make the process easier.