Compare 37 addiction treatment centers in and around Little Rock, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, insurance accepted, and specialty programs to narrow down drug and alcohol rehab options in Arkansas for yourself or someone you love.
1615 Martin Luther King Boulevard · Malvern, AR 72104Malvern, AR 72104
Malvern · Outpatient
Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness is an outpatient rehab in Malvern, Arkansas. They're a behavioral health center that serves people and families in Arkansas, whatever their income or insurance status. Each year they see over 5,551 clients across their locations.…
6301 Father Tribou Street · Little Rock, AR 72205Little Rock, AR 72205
Little Rock · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Located in the heart of Little Rock, Arkansas, is the Recovery Centers of Arkansas Outpatient Program Williamsburg. While this location offers a robust residential treatment program, their outpatient services can be just as helpful if you’re transitioning out of sober…
2707 Browns Ln · Jonesboro, AR 72401Jonesboro, AR 72401
Jonesboro · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Arisa Health is located in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and provides behavioral health and substance abuse services to the residents of Craighead County. The facility combines therapy programs for adults and children, including those in school. They accept multiple forms of payment,…
9219 Sibley Hole Rd · Little Rock, AR 72209Little Rock, AR 72209
Little Rock · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Recovery Centers of Arkansas offers a comprehensive continuum of care for the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. They have several Little Rock locations that offer different types of treatment, including the Sibley Center. The…
205 North 26th Street · Arkadelphia, AR 71923Arkadelphia, AR 71923
Arkadelphia · Outpatient
Ouachita Behavioral Health and Wellness in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, is one of five Ouachita nonprofit community mental health facilities. They rely on donations to serve the needs of their clients. The clinic is certified by The Joint Commission and is an…
120 Meghan Lane · Judsonia, AR 72081Judsonia, AR 72081
Judsonia · Inpatient, Men
Capstone Treatment Center in Judsonia, Arkansas, provides substance use services for adolescent boys 14 to 17 and adult men 18 to 28 years old. They offer Christian-based treatment combined with a clinical approach to help guests overcome substance use. Capstone…
1828 Industrial Drive · Fordyce, AR 71742Fordyce, AR 71742
Fordyce · Inpatient
Millcreek Behavioral Health is located in Fordyce, Arkansas. They provide residential treatment for behavioral and mental health concerns in children and teenagers. Their addiction treatment program focuses on addressing alcohol and drug addiction. Treatment also addresses underlying mental health concerns…
19778 Boys Home Road WC431 · Morrow, AR 72749Morrow, AR 72749
Morrow · Inpatient, Men
The Teen Challenge Adventure Ranch in Morrow, Arkansas, provides a Christ-centered recovery environment in the Arkansas Ozarks for teen boys ages 14 to 17. They work with most insurance companies and can determine policy coverage and out of pocket expenses…
102 East Sunbridge Drive · Suite 3, Fayetteville, AR 72703Fayetteville, AR 72703
Fayetteville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
The Suboxone Recovery Center of Arkansas is located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and is dedicated to fighting opioid addiction with expert care. The staff and team at this clinic help patients reclaim their lives through a personalized recovery program that fits…
615 North 19th Street · Fort Smith, AR 72901Fort Smith, AR 72901
Fort Smith · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
Harbor Recovery Center is a men's rehab center in Fort Smith, Arkansas. It's for men 18 and over, and each man has a counselor and also a recovery coach. Residential Care in Fort Smith Harbor's residential stay is inpatient rehab,…
912 Osler Drive Suite B · Jonesboro, AR 72401Jonesboro, AR 72401
Jonesboro · Detox, Outpatient
Situated in Jonesboro, Arkansas, Northeast Arkansas Treatment Services offer some robust addiction treatment options for anyone suffering from opioid addiction and other related drugs. They are community-rooted and try to help people who want consistent support without feeling like they're…
2711 W Roosevelt Rd · Little Rock, AR 72204Little Rock, AR 72204
Little Rock · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Serenity Park Recovery Center is a residential addiction treatment center based in Little Rock, Arkansas. It was founded by an Alcoholics Anonymous speaker and is now owned by Pathways Recovery Centers. This facility offers a 30-day residential treatment program with…
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Recover at Baptist Health – Medical Center |
9601 Baptist Health Drive, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Baptist Health Medical Center provides hospital-based behavioral health and addiction treatment on the Little Rock campus in Arkansas. The program serves adults aged 18 and older with substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions and psychiatric needs through inpatient and outpatient services. As a faith-based, not-for-profit provider, Baptist Health combines medical expertise with compassionate care to support individuals through every… |
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Bradford Health Services Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center in Little Rock |
2 Street Vincent Circle, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Bradford Health Services is a provider of comprehensive drug rehab services to help you work through a substance abuse disorder. They operate in several states, and a recent partnership with Arkansas medical provider CHI St. Vincent in Little Rock has brought the state its first addiction recovery program under Bradford Health Services. This new program offers hospital inpatient and outpatient… |
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Oasis Renewal Center |
14913 Cooper Orbit Road, Little Rock, AR 72223 |
Oasis Renewal Center, located in welcoming Little Rock, Arkansas, is not your typical treatment facility. Surrounded by whispering trees and peaceful lakes, their property of 48 acres offers a rustic setting that’s perfect for healing from substance use dependency. If you deal with addiction and are ready to take back control of your life, you may want to check out… |
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Recovery Centers of Arkansas Outpatient Program Williamsburg |
6301 Father Tribou Street, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Located in the heart of Little Rock, Arkansas, is the Recovery Centers of Arkansas Outpatient Program Williamsburg. While this location offers a robust residential treatment program, their outpatient services can be just as helpful if you’re transitioning out of sober living here or elsewhere in the community. Their outpatient program supports men who are in the early stages of recovery… |
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Recovery Centers of Arkansas Steeplechase Apartements |
6225 Father Tribou, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Recovery Centers of Arkansas Steeplechase Apartments are located in Little Rock, Arkansas. Steeplechase Apartments stand out as the highest level of independence within the Recovery Centers of Arkansas network. You get the opportunity to practice what you've learned in treatment through the independent living experience you'll have here in this apartment unit. There is a flat monthly fee to enroll… |
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Recovery Centers Of Arkansas Little Rock |
9219 Sibley Hole Rd, Little Rock, AR 72209 |
Recovery Centers of Arkansas offers a comprehensive continuum of care for the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. They have several Little Rock locations that offer different types of treatment, including the Sibley Center. The Sibley Center is a residential treatment program for women that also has a long term sober living option. For clients… |
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Serenity Park Recovery Center |
2711 W Roosevelt Rd, Little Rock, AR 72204 |
Serenity Park Recovery Center is a residential addiction treatment center based in Little Rock, Arkansas. It was founded by an Alcoholics Anonymous speaker and is now owned by Pathways Recovery Centers. This facility offers a 30-day residential treatment program with medication assisted detox for men. When admitted to treatment you’ll see a psychiatrist on your first day and be assigned… |
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ARC Clinic Little Rock |
1 Lile Ct Suite 103, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
ARC Clinic Little Rock is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Little Rock, Arkansas, providing medication assisted treatment and counseling for adults facing substance use disorders. With a clear emphasis on opioid use disorder, the clinic combines Suboxone and buprenorphine-based care with individualized recovery planning. ARC Clinic Little Rock takes a whole-person approach, focusing on long-term stability, relapse prevention and… |
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BCD Hoover Treatment Center |
3604 West 12th Street, Little Rock, AR 72204 |
BCD Hoover Treatment Center is a substance use treatment facility in Little Rock, Arkansas for adults and young adults with alcohol and drug addiction. The program integrates therapies with spiritual guidance, family involvement and wellness practices. Rooted in a holistic mind, body and spirit philosophy, Hoover aims to restore stability and purpose for underserved individuals and families throughout the Little… |
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Gyst House |
8101 Frenchmans Lane, Little Rock, AR 72209 |
Gyst House is a nonprofit drug and alcohol rehab in Little Rock, Arkansas, providing adults with a continuum of substance use treatment that includes residential care, outpatient services, aftercare and sober living support. The program serves men, women, young adults and older adults, with dedicated tracks for co-occurring disorders. Rooted in a mind, body and spirit philosophy, Gyst House also… |
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Methodist Family Health – Arkansas CARES |
1600 Aldersgate Road, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Methodist Family Health Arkansas CARES is a family-centered addiction treatment program in Little Rock, Arkansas, providing residential substance use and mental health care for mothers and their children. The 120-day program serves pregnant women and mothers with children aged 12 or younger, allowing families to stay together throughout treatment. Arkansas CARES combines addiction care with mental health treatment, parenting support… |
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Quality Living Center |
3925 Asher Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72204 |
Quality Living Center is a nonprofit drug and alcohol rehab in Little Rock, Arkansas, offering a full continuum of substance use treatment for adults and young adults. The organization provides residential treatment, outpatient and partial-day treatment and transitional living for men and women. With more than 23 years of service, Quality Living Center blends evidence-based care with holistic, faith-based and… |
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United Family Services ASAC Pc |
1202 West 6th Street, Little Rock, AR 72201 |
United Family Services, Inc. offers addiction and mental health provider in Little Rock, Arkansas. The center emphasizes community-based care for adolescents, young adults and adults. The Little Rock team provides substance use counseling, co-occurring mental health support, family counseling and case management using approaches like CBT and motivational interviewing. Rooted in a mission to keep families together and reduce out-of-home… |
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UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute |
4224 Shuffield Drive, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
The University of Arkansas UAMS Psychiatric Research Institute is a drug and alcohol rehab and mental health facility located in Little Rock, AR. They provide inpatient addiction treatment, outpatient psychiatric care, and a special inpatient women’s unit. Their center for addiction services and treatment includes medication-assisted therapy, and group and individual counseling. The goal of these programs is to provide… |
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Central Arkansas Treatment Services |
5407 AR-5 #6, Little Rock, AR 72022 |
Central Arkansas Treatment Services, LLC is an addiction provider for adults in Bryant, Arkansas. The clinic specializes in methadone-based medications paired with counseling and case management for people struggling with prescription opioids, heroin, fentanyl and other opiates. Their mission centers on discreet care delivered in a small, private, office-based setting where patients are treated like people, not numbers. Methadone-Based Medication-Assisted… |
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Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System Little Rock |
4300 W 7th St, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System Little Rock, is a Veteran-focused addiction treatment provider in Little Rock, Arkansas. The center offers inpatient and outpatient substance use disorder care as part of the John L. McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital campus. Services include numerous addiction services and integrated mental health support. The program emphasizes whole-person, Veteran-centered recovery that connects addiction treatment with broader… |
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BHG Medical Services North Little Rock |
4260 Stockton Dr #A, Little Rock, AR 72117 |
BHG Medical Services provides addiction treatment that includes opioid use disorder services in North Little Rock, Arkansas. The center combines FDA-approved medications, counseling and peer recovery support to serve adults, pregnant and postpartum women, veterans, LGBTQ clients and individuals with co-occurring conditions. Their office-based model is designed to make recovery accessible without the daily dosing requirements of traditional methadone clinics.… |
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Williamsburg Transitional Housing |
6301 Father Tribou St, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Williamsburg Transitional Housing is a drug and alcohol rehab located in Little Rock, AR. They provide inpatient addiction treatment and sober living for men, as well as an intensive outpatient substance abuse program. Additionally, they have an outpatient program and administration housing for veterans. Residential treatment consists of a four-week cycle made up of 12-step work, family systems theory, and… |
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GAIN Inc |
712 W 3rd St #100, Little Rock, AR 72201 |
GAIN, Inc. is a community based mental health and dual diagnosis treatment provider in Little Rock, Arkansas specializing in Assertive Community Treatment for adults with serious and persistent mental illness and co-occurring substance use challenges. Guided by an evidence based and recovery focused mission GAIN helps clients build stability, maintain housing, and improve overall quality of life. Crisis Response and… |
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Baptist Health Behavioral Health Clinic – Little Rock |
11321 Mabelvale West Road, Suite 304, Little Rock, AR 72103 |
Baptist Health Medical Center Behavioral Health Clinic is a healthcare service located in Little Rock, Arkansas, that provides counseling to individuals and families, including children ages five and older, adolescents, and adults. Baptist Health strives to offer support for a range of behavioral health problems. Various insurance plans are accepted, and financial assistance is available. |
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Baptist Health Behavioral Health Clinic – Little Rock |
11321 Mabelvale West Road Suite 304, Little Rock, AR 72103 |
Baptist Health Behavioral Health Clinic-Little Rock is an outpatient substance use and mental health treatment provider in Little Rock, Arkansas. Part of the Baptist Health system, this clinic offers outpatient counseling, psychiatric evaluation, medication management and integrated care for both substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions. Alcohol and Drug Treatments Baptist Health Behavioral Health Clinic-Little Rock provides outpatient treatment for… |
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BCD – Supportive Housing Program |
1200 South Valentine Street, Little Rock, AR 72204 |
BCD Supportive Housing Program is a drug and alcohol rehab and transitional housing facility in Little Rock, AR. They provide outpatient addiction support and sober living housing. BCD helps formerly incarcerated individuals, homeless people, and those in recovery with stable housing so they can reenter society as functioning citizens. Residents can stay for as long as they need support. The… |
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Life Strategies Counseling |
1719 Merrill Drive, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Life Strategies Counseling Little Rock is a drug and alcohol rehab and counseling center in Little Rock, AR. They provide outpatient addiction treatment and counseling services for children, adolescents, and adults. They address issues like anxiety, depression, grief, domestic violence, sexual offenses, and psychiatric issues. Treatment includes several different approaches including individual, group, and family therapy, psychiatric evaluations, behavior modification… |
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Living Hope Southeast-Little Rock |
10025 West Markham Street Suite 210, Little Rock, AR 72205 |
Living Hope Southeast Little Rock is an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Little Rock, Arkansas, serving adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program offers IOP and standard outpatient counseling, dual diagnosis care, medication management and individual, group and family therapy. Opioid Use Disorder MAT Services Living Hope Southeast pairs medication assisted treatment specifically for opioid… |
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Nehemiah Program |
4800 Springer Boulevard, Little Rock, AR 72206 |
Safe Harbor of Little Rock is a faith based addiction recovery program offering residential care, outpatient services and transitional living for adults seeking freedom from alcohol and drug addiction. This Christ centered provider blends recovery curriculum and counseling, group support and life skills training within a community focused environment. Residents value the program's supportive community, spiritual foundation and clear path… |
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Expert insight
“If you or someone you love is in potential danger of an opioid overdose, learning to administer naloxone is essential.”
Back in 2018, a 16-year-old student at Little Rock Central High School overdosed on heroin. But thanks to a fellow student who was carrying naloxone nasal spray, the 16-year-old survived.
Naloxone is known as an anti-overdose medication - and for good reason. With the opioid epidemic currently at its highest peak in Arkansas, it's important to know that organizations are stepping up to train Little Rock residents on recognizing the signs of opioid overdose and what to do if you encounter someone you suspect has overdosed.
The Wolfe Street Foundation, a local addiction recovery resource, received a $14,000 grant from the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership to cover the cost of training all residents to use naloxone nasal spray.
This is often one of the only ways to save the lives of loved ones experiencing an opioid overdose, particularly if they’ve overdosed on the deadly opioid known as fentanyl.
Frequently asked questions
Our directory rankings reflect a combination of verified accreditation, breadth of services, payment accessibility, and whether a facility's operational information is current. We give priority to programs that hold independent accreditation from the Joint Commission or CARF International, because those credentials signal that a program has met reviewed standards for care quality and safety.
We also weigh the range of levels of care offered, which payment types are accepted (including Medicaid and Medicare), and whether staff credentials and licensing remain active. User reviews from verified visitors inform rankings but do not override clinical or accreditation criteria. The goal is to surface options that match a wide range of treatment needs and budgets.
Little Rock is Arkansas's state capital and the hub of the Little Rock–North Little Rock–Conway metro area, all located in Pulaski County. With 38 addiction treatment facilities in our directory, it is the most treatment-rich city in the state and the clearest entry point for people across central Arkansas seeking structured help for substance use.
For a broader look at what is available statewide, the directory of drug and alcohol rehabs in Arkansas lists programs organized by county and city.
Pulaski County is one of only four counties in Arkansas with operational opioid treatment programs, according to a 2025 report from the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement. The county's treatment infrastructure includes major health systems such as UAMS Health, Baptist Health Medical Center, and CHI St. Vincent, each of which operates or partners with behavioral health programs.
For people considering the full range of addiction treatment options before selecting a program, understanding what each level of care offers can help narrow the choice.
In March 2024, UAMS opened the Six Bridges Clinic at the Psychiatric Research Institute, the first dedicated outpatient substance use treatment program at UAMS for young people ages 12 to 21. Developed alongside Arkansas Children's Hospital and funded by a grant from the Blue and You Foundation, the clinic addresses a documented gap: Arkansas previously had only a handful of providers treating substance use disorders in adolescents.
Substance use patterns in Pulaski County follow broader statewide trends, with fentanyl and synthetic opioids driving the largest share of fatal overdoses. In 2023, fentanyl and other synthetic opioids were involved in 52% of all drug overdose deaths in Arkansas, according to CDC data. The Pulaski County Coroner has issued public warnings about emerging synthetic opioids appearing in counterfeit pills, underscoring the need for medically supervised care from first contact onward.
Arkansas consistently ranks among the most affordable states for addiction treatment in the country. Residential inpatient programs average $46,801 per episode statewide, and standard outpatient care runs approximately $7,777 for a typical course of treatment. Medical detox, which often precedes longer-term residential care, averages $130,753 for a full medically managed episode in Arkansas.
For those using methadone maintenance, costs average $6,909 per year. Cost varies based on program length, level of clinical support, and facility type. Verifying your insurance benefits before admission is one of the most effective ways to reduce out-of-pocket exposure.
Of the 38 facilities in Little Rock, 33 accept self-payment or cash, 25 accept private health insurance, 16 accept Arkansas Medicaid (ARHOME), and 11 accept Medicare. Additional options include sliding-scale fees (8 facilities), financial assistance programs (15 facilities), TRICARE for eligible military members and veterans (10 facilities), and financing (7 facilities). Two facilities offer free treatment to all clients regardless of ability to pay.
Eleven facilities in Little Rock accept Medicare, which covers a range of substance use treatment services, including inpatient detox, residential treatment, and outpatient counseling for eligible adults 65 and older and those with qualifying disabilities. Coverage specifics depend on your Medicare plan type and the facility's Medicare certification status. Reviewing what your plan covers before choosing a program can help avoid unexpected costs.
Arkansas's Medicaid expansion program is called ARHOME (Arkansas Health and Opportunities for Me). It covers a broad range of substance use treatment services, including outpatient counseling and, through the state's PASSE managed care model, integrated care for individuals with both serious mental illness and a substance use disorder.
Sixteen facilities in Little Rock accept ARHOME, making it a meaningful access point for low-income residents. ARHOME coverage often extends to medication-assisted treatment with medications such as buprenorphine or naltrexone, which can be critical for people managing opioid or alcohol use disorder.
Ten facilities in Little Rock accept TRICARE, the federal health insurance program for active-duty service members, veterans with qualifying service, and their dependents. TRICARE typically covers inpatient, outpatient, and intensive outpatient substance use treatment when provided at an authorized facility.
The Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System in North Little Rock also provides SUD treatment directly through VA benefits. For a full overview of coverage pathways and eligibility, see our guide to veterans' addiction treatment resources.
Twenty-five facilities in Little Rock accept private health insurance. The Affordable Care Act requires most private plans to cover substance use disorder treatment at parity with medical and surgical benefits, which means your insurer generally cannot impose stricter limits on addiction care than on other medical conditions.
Major insurers active in Arkansas include Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Arkansas, Ambetter Health, QualChoice Health Insurance, Cigna, Aetna, and UnitedHealthcare. Coverage for specific treatment levels varies by plan, so confirming benefits before admission is strongly recommended.
Eight facilities offer sliding-scale fees that adjust treatment costs based on income and household size. Fifteen offer some form of financial assistance, which may include reduced rates, deferred payment, or access to grant-funded spots. If cost is a barrier, asking about these options directly during the intake inquiry is often the fastest way to find out what is available at a specific facility.
Two facilities in Little Rock offer free treatment to all clients, regardless of insurance status or income. State and federal grant funding typically supports these programs. Availability is often limited, and waitlists apply, so contacting programs as early as possible is practical. Rehab scholarships offered through nonprofits and foundations are another avenue worth exploring alongside state-funded programs.
Little Rock's 38 facilities collectively cover the full treatment continuum, with 16 medical detox programs, 28 inpatient or residential programs, and 31 outpatient clinics. Two programs offer partial hospitalization, 20 treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use, and 7 sober living homes provide housing for people in the step-down phase of recovery.
Medical detox is typically the first step for people with physical dependence on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines. Under round-the-clock medical supervision, clinicians manage withdrawal symptoms with medications that reduce discomfort and prevent serious complications. Medical detox does not constitute full treatment on its own but creates the stable foundation needed to begin therapy.
Inpatient and residential programs provide structured, live-in treatment, typically lasting 28 to 90 days. Clients receive daily therapy, skill-building groups, and medical oversight while removed from the environments that may have reinforced use. Inpatient rehab tends to produce stronger early outcomes for people with severe dependence or a history of multiple relapses.
Partial hospitalization programs (PHP) provide intensive structured programming during daytime hours without an overnight stay, typically running five to six hours per day, five days per week. Two programs in Little Rock offer this level of care. Partial hospitalization is a common step-down from residential care or a step-up from standard outpatient care when additional structure is needed.
Standard outpatient programs allow clients to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities while attending scheduled sessions, often three to five days per week. With 31 outpatient clinics in Little Rock, this is the most widely available level of care in the city. Outpatient rehab is well-suited for people with moderate severity, strong social support, and stable housing.
Dual diagnosis programs address substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition simultaneously rather than treating them in sequence. Twenty programs in Little Rock offer this integrated model. Research consistently shows that treating co-occurring depression, anxiety, trauma, or other psychiatric conditions alongside addiction produces better long-term outcomes than addressing either condition alone.
Sober living homes offer peer-supported, substance-free housing for people who have completed or are continuing active treatment but are not yet ready to return to an independent living situation. Seven homes in Little Rock provide this option. Rehab aftercare planning, including sober living, is one of the strongest predictors of sustained recovery.
Little Rock's treatment network includes a wide range of specialty programs designed for specific populations. Facilities often tailor clinical approaches, group compositions, and support services to address the particular needs each group brings to treatment.
For those without insurance or facing financial barriers to treatment, several programs in Little Rock and across central Arkansas provide crisis support, referrals, and services at no cost or reduced cost. If you or someone you care about is in immediate crisis, free crisis support resources are available around the clock through multiple channels.
Arkansas saw meaningful reductions in drug overdose deaths in both 2023 and 2024, but fentanyl and synthetic opioids remain embedded in the state's overdose picture. The Pulaski County Coroner has issued recent public alerts about new synthetic compounds appearing in counterfeit pills, underscoring that the risk environment in central Arkansas continues to shift. The statistics below reflect statewide data; Pulaski County-specific overdose figures are not published separately by the Arkansas Department of Health.
For context on the state's broader opioid trends, our guide to fentanyl addiction and overdose risk covers what is known about synthetic opioid exposure.
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