Compare 264 drug and alcohol rehab centers across Alabama, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, insurance accepted, and specialty programs to narrow down treatment options for yourself or someone you love.
106 East 22nd Street · Anniston, AL 36201Anniston, AL 36201
Anniston · Inpatient, Men
The Anniston Fellowship House in Anniston, Alabama, is a halfway house for men. They’re funded by ADMH State and Block grants. Insurances accepted include Medicaid, Medicare, other state insurance plans, private insurances, military insurances, Access to Recovery vouchers, and U.S.…
14332 Alabama Highway 69 South · Tuscaloosa, AL 35405Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
Tuscaloosa · Detox, Outpatient, Women
A Reprieve For Women is a drug and alcohol rehab in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for women who’ve struggled to beat their addictions. Nestled among trees near the University of Alabama, you’ll find a beautiful home that will be your safe place…
1520 2nd Avenue North · Bessemer, AL 35020Bessemer, AL 35020
Bessemer · Inpatient
ALR Soberlife is a men's sober living home in Bessemer, Alabama. This substance free house is organized around 12 step recovery which uses a program that was built on a set of recovery steps. You will live at the home…
118 East Choccolocco Street · Oxford, AL 36203Oxford, AL 36203
Oxford · Detox, Outpatient
MedMark Treatment Centers Oxford in Oxford, Alabama, is an opioid use recovery facility that helps men and women struggling with substance use disorder. Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and counseling are offered here along with guest medications. They accept policies from…
645 Crenshaw Road · Columbiana, AL 35051Columbiana, AL 35051
Columbiana · Inpatient, Outpatient, Women
Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders offers an array of treatment programs for women recovering from mental health issues, co-occurring substance abuse and eating disorders. Providing several levels of care at this facility in Columbiana, Alabama, they offer residential…
4373 Downtowner Loop South Suite A · Mobile, AL 36609Mobile, AL 36609
Mobile · Outpatient
Freedom Center Mobile, located in a culturally diverse corner of Mobile, Alabama, serves individuals who experience opiate addiction. Founded by practitioner Gregory S. Funk, D.O., the main objective of this clinic is to heal the sick. The team provides compassionate,…
386 Saint Lukes Drive · Montgomery, AL 36117Montgomery, AL 36117
Montgomery · Detox, Outpatient
Bradford Health Services Montgomery Outpatient Program is a behavioral health treatment facility that focuses primarily on substance use disorders in Montgomery, Alabama. It is a part of the greater BHS network with outpatient facilities across Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas. This…
2227 Drake Avenue Suite 19 · Huntsville, AL 35805Huntsville, AL 35805
Huntsville · Detox, Outpatient
New Season treats opioid addiction in Huntsville, Alabama. In the “Rocket City,” guests have plenty to do when not in treatment, including hiking and visiting historic natural springs and parks. New Season provides care for the surrounding areas, including New…
401 South 9th Street · Opelika, AL 36801Opelika, AL 36801
Opelika · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
A Reprieve for Men is a comprehensive addiction treatment program designed to help men in recovery. Run by A Reprieve, this facility in Opelika, Alabama, is the location for their men’s sober living environment. Here, the men are provided with…
6001 East Shirley Lane · Montgomery, AL 36117Montgomery, AL 36117
Montgomery · Detox, Outpatient
New Season Montgomery Metro Treatment Center provides opioid addiction treatment in Montgomery, Alabama. They also include services for the surrounding locations, like Prattville, Millbrook, Blue Ridge, Wetumpa and Autaugaville. Their expert team of physicians, nurses and counselors are experienced in…
4040 Independence Drive Northwest · Huntsville, AL 35816Huntsville, AL 35816
Huntsville · Detox, Outpatient
BHG Huntsville Treatment Center provides opioid use treatment in Huntsville, Alabama. Guests have a team of local professionals including physicians, nurses, counselors and support personnel working together to help them overcome addiction. They work with many insurance plans including Aetna,…
1881 County Road 627 · Thorsby, AL 35171Thorsby, AL 35171
Thorsby · Inpatient, Men
Men with a substance use disorder are admitted to Turning Point Foundation for a 90-day residential program. It’s a rehab center in Thorsby, Alabama. The men meet a coach one-on-one, and those coaches are staff members. The program follows a…
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Anniston Fellowship House |
106 East 22nd Street, Anniston, AL 36201 |
The Anniston Fellowship House in Anniston, Alabama, is a halfway house for men. They’re funded by ADMH State and Block grants. Insurances accepted include Medicaid, Medicare, other state insurance plans, private insurances, military insurances, Access to Recovery vouchers, and U.S. Department of VA Funds. There’s a sliding fee scale and payment assistance available to those without insurance. Residents are assisted… |
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ALR SoberLife |
1520 2nd Avenue North, Bessemer, AL 35020 |
ALR Soberlife is a men's sober living home in Bessemer, Alabama. This substance free house is organized around 12 step recovery which uses a program that was built on a set of recovery steps. You will live at the home instead of returning to your home each evening which provides a sober recovery environment for those who need it. Four… |
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Aletheia House Outpatient Treatment Montgomery |
201 Finley Avenue West, Birmingham, AL 35204 |
Aletheia House Outpatient Treatment is a behavioral health facility that provides outpatient treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs) in Birmingham, Alabama. It is part of the greater Aletheia House which includes various residential and outpatient facilities as well as community outreach centers across the state. Aletheia House works like a community bridge, providing support to help community members access social… |
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Bradford Health Services Birmingham Outpatient Program |
300 Century Park South Suite 100, Birmingham, AL 35226 |
Bradford Health Services’ Birmingham Outpatient Program provides substance use disorder (SUD) treatment to people in the greater Birmingham, Alabama. The program is designed to be flexible for people that need substance abuse support but still have commitments to maintain. It is one of 28 facilities that is part of the greater BHS addiction treatment network that serves the state. The… |
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Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders |
645 Crenshaw Road, Columbiana, AL 35051 |
Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders offers an array of treatment programs for women recovering from mental health issues, co-occurring substance abuse and eating disorders. Providing several levels of care at this facility in Columbiana, Alabama, they offer residential treatment, a partial hospitalization program, a transitional living program and aftercare. A specialized residential treatment program is available for teen… |
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Home of Grace for Women |
394 Aldock Road, Eight Mile, AL 36613 |
Home of Grace for Women, located in Eight Mile, Alabama is a faith centered setting for women who are experiencing substance use dependency. Their mission is to deliver quality services to promote transformative healing, helping you find restoration in everything that’s been lost. Their programs offer personalized care to empower you to rebuild your life with Christ’s love, faith, and… |
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BHG Huntsville Treatment Center |
4040 Independence Drive Northwest, Huntsville, AL 35816 |
BHG Huntsville Treatment Center provides opioid use treatment in Huntsville, Alabama. Guests have a team of local professionals including physicians, nurses, counselors and support personnel working together to help them overcome addiction. They work with many insurance plans including Aetna, Humana and Optum. They also accept Medicare and Medicaid. Flexible Treatment Options They provide outpatient services that allow guests to… |
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Family Life Center Huntsville |
114 McCormick Drive, Huntsville, AL 35811 |
Family Life Center Huntsville, located in Huntsville, Alabama, is a nurturing nonprofit treatment center that supports those who experience substance use disorder. Christian faith is a key component of their offerings as they give everyone the option of spiritual counseling and support to complement their valuable services. We like Family Life Center Huntsville because they don’t just treat substance dependency… |
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New Season Huntsville Metro Treatment Center |
2227 Drake Avenue Suite 19, Huntsville, AL 35805 |
New Season treats opioid addiction in Huntsville, Alabama. In the “Rocket City,” guests have plenty to do when not in treatment, including hiking and visiting historic natural springs and parks. New Season provides care for the surrounding areas, including New Hope, Harvest, Meridanville, Decatur, Madison, Athens, Capshaw, Big Cove, and others to help guests overcome substance use and lead productive,… |
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Bradford at Madison |
1600 Browns Ferry Road, Madison, AL 35758 |
Bradford at Madison is an addiction treatment center in Madison, Alabama. They serve men and women 18 and older, but a substance use disorder has to be the primary diagnosis. The Veterans & Military track serves veterans, first responders and people on active duty. Bradford has been providing care for 49 years. On Site Care in Madison Medical detox is… |
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Freedom Center LLC |
4373 Downtowner Loop South Suite A, Mobile, AL 36609 |
Freedom Center Mobile, located in a culturally diverse corner of Mobile, Alabama, serves individuals who experience opiate addiction. Founded by practitioner Gregory S. Funk, D.O., the main objective of this clinic is to heal the sick. The team provides compassionate, yet evidence based, care. We’re certain that you'll find kindness and respect in every interaction at Freedom Center Mobile. They’re… |
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University of South Alabama Psychological Clinic |
75 South University Boulevard, Mobile, AL 36608 |
The University of South Alabama Psychological Clinic is a university based outpatient mental health and assessment center in Mobile, Alabama. The clinic offers individual, family, group and couples therapy along with psychological testing for adults and children. While addiction isn't a core focus here, they can provide guidance about substance use. Services follow a scientist practitioner approach delivered by doctoral… |
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The Bridge Westwood Residential Treatment Program |
3401 Newman Rd, Mobile, AL 36695 |
Wings of Life Recovery, located in Mobile, Alabama, is a place of change for the better. With a focus on Christian based recovery for everyone, we find this agency refreshingly unique because of the work they put into making their services affordable. Their mission is to offer Christ focused care and support to those who struggle with substance use disorder.… |
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Bradford Health Services – Montgomery |
386 Saint Lukes Drive, Montgomery, AL 36117 |
Bradford Health Services Montgomery Outpatient Program is a behavioral health treatment facility that focuses primarily on substance use disorders in Montgomery, Alabama. It is a part of the greater BHS network with outpatient facilities across Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas. This particular location solely focuses on outpatient care which includes an intensive outpatient program (IOP), dual diagnosis care, and continuing care… |
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New Season Montgomery Metro Treatment Center |
6001 East Shirley Lane, Montgomery, AL 36117 |
New Season Montgomery Metro Treatment Center provides opioid addiction treatment in Montgomery, Alabama. They also include services for the surrounding locations, like Prattville, Millbrook, Blue Ridge, Wetumpa and Autaugaville. Their expert team of physicians, nurses and counselors are experienced in helping clients overcome addiction. New Season works with numerous health insurance providers including Aetna, Allwell and Optimum. Convenient Opioid Treatment… |
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Bradford Health Services The Reprieve For Men Opelika |
401 South 9th Street, Opelika, AL 36801 |
A Reprieve for Men is a comprehensive addiction treatment program designed to help men in recovery. Run by A Reprieve, this facility in Opelika, Alabama, is the location for their men’s sober living environment. Here, the men are provided with a safe environment where they can lay the foundations for long term recovery. Healing Within a Community A Reprieve’s comprehensive… |
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MedMark Treatment Centers Oxford |
118 East Choccolocco Street, Oxford, AL 36203 |
MedMark Treatment Centers Oxford in Oxford, Alabama, is an opioid use recovery facility that helps men and women struggling with substance use disorder. Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and counseling are offered here along with guest medications. They accept policies from most private insurance providers, along with Medicare and Medicaid. They are also a part of the VA Community Care Network… |
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Turning Point Foundation |
1881 County Road 627, Thorsby, AL 35171 |
Men with a substance use disorder are admitted to Turning Point Foundation for a 90-day residential program. It’s a rehab center in Thorsby, Alabama. The men meet a coach one-on-one, and those coaches are staff members. The program follows a 12-step approach with a Christian emphasis. The Campus in Thorsby The campus covers 10 acres in Alabam |
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A Reprieve for Women Long Term Drug and Alcohol Rehab |
14332 Alabama Highway 69 South, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 |
A Reprieve For Women is a drug and alcohol rehab in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for women who’ve struggled to beat their addictions. Nestled among trees near the University of Alabama, you’ll find a beautiful home that will be your safe place for recovery. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. There’s also a theater room and pool onsite for you to enjoy.… |
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Bradford Health Services |
1189 Allbritton Road, Warrior, AL 35180 |
Bradford Health Services in Warrior, Alabama is a community oriented center that provides effective programs for substance use disorder. Since 1977, they’ve helped people heal with clinical expertise and a deep commitment to lasting change. We like Bradford because they focus on treating the whole person, offering support that meets you where you are to walk with you every step… |
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Baptist Health Center for Addiction Recovery |
4371 Narrow Lane Rd #205, Montgomery, AL 36116 |
Baptist Health Care Partners in Montgomery, Alabama have partnered with the Baptist Health Care Foundation to bring a full continuum of care for addiction recovery using the most current health system advances. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances. Clients who are court ordered, uninsured, or underinsured will be accepted. The Baptist Health Care Foundation accepts donations and hosts… |
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Breakthrough Wellness, LLC |
1774 Taliaferro Trail, Montgomery, AL 36117 |
Breakthrough Wellness, located in friendly Montgomery, Alabama, is a place of hope. This compassionate Suboxone clinic is dedicated to guiding you on your journey to recovery. Through their evidence-based interventions, you can be empowered as you build a healthier future for yourself through proven interventions. Their care team is committed to walking beside you every step of the way with… |
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Birmingham Recovery Center |
2501 International Park Dr, Birmingham, AL 35243 |
Birmingham Recovery Center is part of Longleaf Recovery & Wellness and is an outpatient alcohol and drug addiction facility. Clients with a dual diagnosis of substance use disorder (SUD) and mental health concerns can also receive the help they need here. Clients can start with outpatient detox and move to a partial hospitalization program (PHP) or intensive outpatient program (IOP).… |
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Fellowship House Birmingham |
1625 12th Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35205 |
Tucked away in the Southside neighborhood of Birmingham, Alabama, Fellowship House has been offering a safe and supportive space for people battling substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders for more than 60 years. That’s six decades of second chances, restored families, and lives rebuilt from the inside out. Whether you’re facing alcoholism, drug addiction or dual diagnoses, their programs… |
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Impact Recovery Center Birmingham |
2900 Cahaba Road, Birmingham, AL 35223 |
The Impact Recovery Center in Birmingham, Alabama, is a 60 acres recovery facility that offers an immersive treatment program to help adults work through drug or alcohol use disorder. They have an approach to treatment that's really unique and incorporates a three pronged approach to care. The first part is the 35-day Impact Renewal Program, after which you'll be able… |
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Alabama is pricier than most states (40th) for drug rehab, where the average cost of a stay is $58,607. That figure is the average full cost of care, before insurance pays anything. If you have a Marketplace health plan, your 2026 out-of-pocket maximum is no more than $10,600 for an individual or $21,200 for a family. That is the most you have to pay for covered, in-network services in a plan year. You can ask a program and your plan what you would pay for a stay.
Key points about rehab costs in Alabama
Cost key points: ranks 40th of 50 states for addiction treatment affordability · missed the ACA Medicaid expansion, one of 10 states without it · about one in eight adults aged 18 to 64 had no health insurance · about 38% of the 264 listed programs offer sliding-scale fees · publicly funded care comes through contracted community providers
Alabama's 200+ treatment programs give you more ways to pay than cash alone, from insurance and public coverage to sliding-scale fees and free care. Whatever your situation, you can ask any program which payment options it takes and what your share of the cost would be.
Nearly all Alabama programs take self-pay, and most take private insurance. If you have a plan, what it pays toward a stay depends on the policy, so ask the program and your plan how your rehab insurance applies before treatment begins.
Many programs in Alabama take Medicaid. Whether your Medicaid plan works at a particular program is a question for the program and the plan, so it is worth asking both before you decide.
Many Alabama programs also take Medicare. What your plan pays is settled between the program and the plan, so ask the program directly whether it takes your Medicare coverage.
Alabama is in the TRICARE East Region, and Humana Military is the regional contractor that serves the state, so military families here work with that contractor on coverage questions. Veterans can also turn to the Birmingham VA Medical Center and the Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center. And resources for service members, veterans and military families cover more of the help available in Alabama.
The Indian Health Service places Alabama in its Nashville Area, which serves tribes and nations across the eastern and southeastern United States. The Nashville Area lists the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, based in Atmore, among the tribes it serves, with a tribally administered health program. The area's urban Indian health programs are in Baltimore, Boston and New York City, none in Alabama.
Many Alabama programs adjust their fees on a sliding scale, and many offer financial assistance to bring a stay within reach. Some offer free treatment, and some offer financing that spreads the cost over time. Programs that provide medication-assisted treatment can tell you which of these options they take.
Expert insight
“Treatment works, and when it works, people can finally get their lives back.”
I was a “Suboxone doctor,” but I never considered my patients to be “drug addicts.” This can seem contradictory to many official reports that call Suboxone a highly abused medication.
The 2025 Alabama Drug Test Assessment has noted that over 10,000 Suboxone pills were confiscated from state prisons in 2023. However, the majority of the folks I treated were simply clinging to what remained of their previously very normal life. They were housewives, attorneys and college students, but they had this horrible secret: they had become dependent on opioids.
The sad truth is that our war on opioid abuse has created collateral damage. When people with pain can no longer get medication from their doctor, they are left with few options, and some of those options are illegal or even deadly. The Drug Test Assessment notes that fentanyl is now the greatest drug threat among Alabamians.
My sincere hope is that people in this situation will seek help.
Frequently asked questions
Alabama has 200+ treatment programs. For publicly funded care, you do not go to a state office. The Alabama Department of Mental Health contracts with community providers instead of running programs itself, so you enter treatment through one of them. At first contact, the provider screens you to see if you qualify for services. If your answers point to high risk, a fuller assessment works out which services and level of care fit your needs. State-funded providers charge on a sliding fee scale based on income, so a low income can mean low-cost or no-cost care.
If you are not sure where to begin, call the state’s free helpline at any hour. The Recovery Organization of Support Specialists runs it with department funding and can point you to resources and treatment information. When you are ready to look for addiction treatment in Alabama, the department’s searchable directory lists certified community providers across the state.
The department’s Division of Mental Health and Substance Use Services partners with these providers to deliver prevention, treatment and recovery support. By law, a community program must be certified by the department before it provides substance use services. That means you can ask any program about its certification before you choose it. On August 8, 2017, Governor Kay Ivey established the Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council. Its charge is a comprehensive strategic plan to abate the opioid crisis, so the addiction services you find are part of one statewide plan.
Free help in Alabama ranges from crisis lines you can call or text at any hour to places you can visit in person. The Alabama Department of Public Health also makes naloxone easy to get. The State Health Officer’s standing order works as a statewide prescription for opioid overdose reversal agents, with bulk dispensing to first responders. And through opioid settlement funds, individual kits are free to the public at two county health departments, no ID or prescription required. If you or someone close is in crisis, suicide prevention support is part of that free help.
Alabama’s drug and alcohol use statistics show what the 200+ treatment programs across the state are working against, and they matter when you weigh care here. Binge drinking among Alabama adults sits below the national median, the lowest among Alabama and its three neighboring states.
Drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people, age-adjusted, 2024
People 12+ needing substance use treatment who did not receive it, 2024
People 12+ with a substance use disorder in the past year, 2023-2024
Adults who binge drank in the past 30 days, 2025
The overdose picture is heavier: Alabama’s drug overdose death rate runs above the national rate, though well below Tennessee’s, the highest of the four. The state answers through the Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council, the State Health Officer’s standing order for overdose reversal agents and the R.O.S.S. Helpline, which you can call at any hour. Many Alabamians aged 12 or older had a substance use disorder in the past year, and most of those classified as needing treatment did not receive it. If you are one of them, you are far from alone, and the share going without treatment is smaller in Alabama than in the nation as a whole.
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