Cheyenne Center

Cheyenne Center Residential Treatment Facility is a non profit addiction treatment center in Houston, Texas providing structured residential care for men working to overcome substance use disorders.

The program blends individual, group and family therapy with life skills, relapse prevention and a mind, body and spirit approach to recovery.

Clients often highlight the supportive staff, accountability and practical tools that prepare them for life after treatment.

What addiction treatment is available?

Cheyenne Center offers residential treatment for men, including an HHSC funded program of about 30 days and a TDCJ program of about 90 days.

Programming covers drug and alcohol education, criminal addictive thinking and relapse prevention, family education and living sober with aftercare available after successful completion.

Who is the residential program for?

The 10525 Eastex Freeway facility serves adult men including both voluntary clients and justice involved individuals referred through probation or parole.

The program also supports men with co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns, co-occurring pain and substance use, and clients living with HIV or AIDS.

What does the facility look like?

The Houston campus includes two buildings, with the north building housing 120 living units and the east building serving as the entrance, common areas and administrative offices.

Daily life integrates counseling and therapy with exercise, meditation and nutrition to support whole person healing.

What payment options are accepted?

Cheyenne Center accepts Medicaid and Medicare, self pay and sliding scale payment assistance, financing and federal or SAMHSA block grant funding. Verifying benefits directly with the center is recommended.