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Search independently reviewed drug & alcohol rehab and detox centers in all 50 states. Compare programs, check what your insurance covers, and talk to a real person when you’re ready. Search independently reviewed drug & alcohol rehab and detox centers in all 50 states. Compare programs, check your coverage, and talk to a real person when you’re ready.
No obligation, ever. In immediate danger? Call or text 988 (opens in a new tab).
What happens when you call
Most calls take about 10 minutes. You can stop at any point.
- You talk to a person, not a menu. A treatment specialist listens first. You don’t need to share your name. No name required.
- They ask about your situation and coverage. Substance, how long, insurance or budget, and what kind of setting would work. About 10 minutes.
- You get options, not pressure. Programs that fit, what they cost, and how soon you could start. The decision is yours. The decision is yours.
Our helpline is answered by treatment providers who sponsor this site. We never receive a fee based on which program you choose. , or browse all listings without calling.
Answered by treatment providers who sponsor this site. We never earn a fee based on where you go.
Listings are checked against standards from these accrediting and public-health bodies. Listings checked against standards from
- The Joint Commission
- CARF InternationalCARF
- SAMHSA
- NAATP
- NIDA
Where are you right now?
Everyone arrives here from a different place. Pick the one that sounds most like you and we’ll skip the parts that don’t apply. Pick the one that sounds most like you and we’ll skip what doesn’t apply.
- I want help for myself Whether you’ve decided or you’re just weighing it, you’ll find plain answers about what treatment involves, how long it takes, and how to pay for it. Plain answers about what treatment involves, how long it takes, and how to pay for it. Start here →
- I’m worried about someone How to start the conversation, when an intervention makes sense, what you can and can’t do for an adult who isn’t ready, and how to look after yourself. Starting the conversation, when an intervention makes sense, and how to look after yourself. Get guidance →
- I’m comparing programs Inpatient vs. outpatient, detox vs. rehab, what accreditation actually means, and the questions worth asking before you commit to a center. Inpatient vs. outpatient, what accreditation means, and the questions to ask before you commit. Compare options →
What treatment actually looks like
No two paths are identical, but most follow these steps. Your exact journey will depend on severity, home life, and your own unique circumstances. No two paths are identical, but most follow these steps. Your exact journey will depend on severity, home life, and your own unique circumstances.
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Step 1
Reaching out
A call, a search, or a conversation with someone you trust. This is the step most people say was the hardest. A call, a search, or a conversation. Most people say this was the hardest part.
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Step 2
Assessment
A clinician looks at your health, substance use, and life situation to recommend a level of care. A clinician recommends a level of care based on your health and situation.
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Step 3
Detox
Medically supervised withdrawal, usually 3–10 days. Not everyone needs it; some substances make it essential. Supervised withdrawal, usually 3–10 days. Essential for some substances.
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Step 4
Rehab
Inpatient (you stay) or outpatient (you go home). Both combine therapy, structure, and often medication. Inpatient (you stay) or outpatient (you go home). Therapy, structure, often medication.
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Step 5
Therapy
Individual, group, and family sessions that get at what drives the use and build ways to cope without it. Individual, group, and family work on what drives the use and how to cope without it.
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Step 6
Aftercare
Support groups, sober living, and a plan for hard days. Recovery keeps going after the program ends. Support groups, sober living, and a plan for hard days.
Cost & insurance
Cost stops more people than anything else. Let’s deal with it first.
Many programs accept private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, and most states fund treatment for people without coverage. Find out what you’d actually pay before you pick a center.
- Takes about two minutes
- No effect on your coverage or premiums
- Free and sliding-scale options if you’re uninsured
Learn about a specific substance or behavior
Signs to look for, what withdrawal is like, and which treatments have the strongest evidence. Written and reviewed by clinicians. Signs, withdrawal, and the treatments with the strongest evidence. Reviewed by clinicians.
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AlcoholAlcohol
Withdrawal can be medically dangerous. Why supervised detox matters. Why supervised detox matters
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OpioidsOpioids
Heroin, oxycodone, fentanyl. How medication-assisted treatment works. How MAT works
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MethamphetamineMethamphetamine
What recovery looks like when the brain needs time to recalibrate. What recovery looks like
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CocaineCocaine
Spotting a problem early, and the therapies that help most. Spotting it early
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BenzodiazepinesBenzodiazepines
Xanax, Valium, Klonopin. Why stopping suddenly isn’t safe. Why stopping suddenly isn’t safe
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CannabisCannabis
When use becomes dependence, and what treatment looks like. When use becomes dependence
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Prescription drugsPrescription drugs
Stimulants, sleep aids, and painkillers taken beyond the script. Beyond the script
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Gambling & sports bettingGambling & betting
A behavioral addiction with the same grip and real treatment options. A behavioral addiction, real treatment
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Treatment is closer than you know. Our rehab directory covers all 50 U.S. states and 6,000+ cities, so you can get help wherever you are. Treatment is closer than you know. Our rehab directory covers all 50 U.S. states and 6,000+ cities, so you can get help wherever you are.
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