Compare 74 addiction treatment centers in and around Indianapolis, 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 Indiana for yourself or someone you love.
6330 Digital Way · Indianapolis, IN 46278Indianapolis, IN 46278
Indianapolis · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Landmark Recovery of Indianapolis sits on a sprawling campus in the northwestern part of Indianapolis, Indiana. This facility offers comprehensive services to men and women struggling with substance use disorder. Along with medical detox and inpatient treatment, they also have…
2626 Fairfield Avenue · Fort Wayne, IN 46807Fort Wayne, IN 46807
Fort Wayne · Detox, Inpatient
Avenues Recovery Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana provides a full continuum of care for individuals with mental health or substance abuse disorders. From detoxification to aftercare support, this facility provides programs and services for each step of an individual's recovery…
1505 Allison Lane · Jeffersonville, IN 47130Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Jeffersonville · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Sunrise Recovery provides substance use treatment in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The outpatient program on Allison Lane is focused on flexible care that builds a solid foundation for recovery. Its centralized location in Jeffersonville makes it easy to access for residents throughout…
317 W Jefferson St · Kokomo, IN 46901Kokomo, IN 46901
Kokomo · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
First City Recovery Center, located in Kokomo, Indiana, gives you the chance to recover in a clean and secure way from addiction and mental health issues through their addiction treatment services. They treat dual diagnosis conditions as well and provide…
201 Shelby Street · Indianapolis, IN 46202Indianapolis, IN 46202
Indianapolis · Inpatient, Men
If you're looking for a facility to take the next step in your recovery process, Aspire Indiana Health Progress House in Indianapolis might be a good place to start. Whether you're facing mental health or substance abuse, Progress House creates…
8770 Guion Road Suite B · Indianapolis, IN 46268Indianapolis, IN 46268
Indianapolis · Outpatient
Evolve Indy in Indianapolis, Indiana is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center. They offer residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient programs. Additionally, they treat clients with co-occurring mental health disorders. A Therapeutic and Healing Environment The treatment facility…
7322 Noel Road · Indianapolis, IN 46278Indianapolis, IN 46278
Indianapolis · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Addiction Rehab Centers or ARC in Indianapolis, Indiana is known for its boutique drug rehab experience. Adult clients can benefit from its high-end amenities and accommodations for a comfortable and dignified recovery process. Various insurance plans are accepted, including Tricare.…
2200 North Madison Avenue · Anderson, IN 46011Anderson, IN 46011
Anderson · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Bridges of Hope is an accredited drug rehab based in Anderson, Indiana. Their comprehensive, integrated approach prioritizes client safety and comfort. Support is available to adults, and various insurance providers are accepted. A Drug Detox Center in Madison County Begin…
3910 Lima Road · Fort Wayne, IN 46805Fort Wayne, IN 46805
Fort Wayne · Detox, Outpatient
The Behavioral Health Group (BHG) Fort Wayne Treatment Center located in welcoming Fort Wayne, Indiana is here to tell you that if you’re feeling nervous about getting treatment for substance use dependency, you are not alone. This outpatient treatment center…
8102 Clearvista Parkway · Indianapolis, IN 46256Indianapolis, IN 46256
Indianapolis · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Community Fairbanks Recovery Center provides substance use treatment in Indianapolis, Indiana and is part of Community Health Network. The center offers a full continuum of care from detox and residential treatment to outpatient programs, recovery housing and long-term recovery management.…
8530 Township Line Rd · Indianapolis, IN 46260Indianapolis, IN 46260
Indianapolis · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Just thirty minutes outside of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana, is the Recovery Centers of America at Indianapolis. This is a full service drug rehab facility that helps men and women start on the path to recovery from substance abuse disorder. Providing…
310 East Dupont Road · Fort Wayne, IN 46825Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Fort Wayne · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
The number of services I found at Fort Wayne Recovery left me very impressed. They are an addiction treatment center based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and offer multiple levels of care, such as inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment, for anybody…
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Addiction Rehab Centers – ARC | Detox Rehab and Addiction Treatment in Indianapolis, IN |
7322 Noel Road, Indianapolis, IN 46278 |
Addiction Rehab Centers or ARC in Indianapolis, Indiana is known for its boutique drug rehab experience. Adult clients can benefit from its high-end amenities and accommodations for a comfortable and dignified recovery process. Various insurance plans are accepted, including Tricare. Drug Detox Services in Indy If you’re searching for a drug detox center, look no further than ARC’s Indianapolis facility.… |
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Aspire Indiana Health – Progress House Main |
201 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
If you're looking for a facility to take the next step in your recovery process, Aspire Indiana Health Progress House in Indianapolis might be a good place to start. Whether you're facing mental health or substance abuse, Progress House creates an environment to get you back on track. They believe it's all about making progress one step at a time… |
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Evolve Indy |
8770 Guion Road Suite B, Indianapolis, IN 46268 |
Evolve Indy in Indianapolis, Indiana is a drug and alcohol addiction treatment center. They offer residential, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient programs. Additionally, they treat clients with co-occurring mental health disorders. A Therapeutic and Healing Environment The treatment facility is thoughtfully curated to enhance your recovery experience. The spaces are laid out to encourage socialization and movement while still… |
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Community Fairbanks Recovery Center |
8102 Clearvista Parkway, Indianapolis, IN 46256 |
Community Fairbanks Recovery Center provides substance use treatment in Indianapolis, Indiana and is part of Community Health Network. The center offers a full continuum of care from detox and residential treatment to outpatient programs, recovery housing and long-term recovery management. Patients and families may appreciate the supportive tools, structured environment and lasting recovery guidance the team provides. Residential Detox and… |
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Recovery Centers of America at Indianapolis |
8530 Township Line Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46260 |
Just thirty minutes outside of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana, is the Recovery Centers of America at Indianapolis. This is a full service drug rehab facility that helps men and women start on the path to recovery from substance abuse disorder. Providing a hotel-like feel that's more akin to a getaway than a drug rehab stay, this residential facility has drawn in… |
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Hickory Treatment Center at Indianapolis |
2926 N Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46208 |
Hickory Treatment Center at Indianapolis is an addiction recovery facility and part of the Hickory Recovery Network serving adults across Indianapolis, Indiana. The center provides detox, residential treatment and dual-diagnosis care for alcohol, opioid, fentanyl, cocaine, prescription drug and methamphetamine addiction. With customized 28-day plans built around each person's needs Hickory blends therapy with whole-person support to help clients build… |
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Indiana Center for Recovery Indianapolis |
5510 S Emerson Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46237 |
Indiana Center for Recovery is a substance abuse and mental health facility to help guests overcome addiction in Indianapolis, Indiana. Their team of professionals is ready to meet you wherever you are on your journey and provide the tools to recover and thrive. Luxury Amenities for Healing The center provides a relaxing environment where guests can unwind and focus on… |
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Community Health Network Community Hospital North Behavioral Health Pavilion |
7165 Clearvista Way, Indianapolis, IN 46256 |
The Community Hospital North Behavioral Health Pavilion, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, operates under the greater organization, Community Health Network. At the Community Hospital North Behavioral Health Pavilion, you'll have access to behavioral health services and treatment for addictive behaviors. The programs offered here are age specific and are designed for adolescents, teens, adults and seniors. You'll have access to outpatient… |
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Emberwood Center |
1431 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
Emberwood Center is an outpatient addiction treatment and mental health counseling provider in Indianapolis, Indiana offering recovery oriented services for individuals and families facing substance use, gambling disorders and mental health challenges. The center serves children, adolescents and adults through both in-person and telehealth appointments. As the treatment service provider for Mental Health America of Indiana, Emberwood emphasizes trauma informed,… |
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Hamilton Center Indianapolis |
2160 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
Hamilton Center Indianapolis is a behavioral health and addiction treatment provider located in Indianapolis, Indiana. The center offers outpatient substance use disorder treatment, including an intensive outpatient program and co-occurring mental health services, all grounded in evidence based, trauma informed care. Hamilton Center operates as part of a regional behavioral health system serving central and west central Indiana. Outpatient Addiction… |
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IU Health Methodist Hospital Indianapolis |
1701 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
IU Health Addiction Treatment and Recovery Center is a hospital based intensive outpatient program located at Methodist Hospital in downtown Indianapolis, serving adults ages 18 and older with substance use disorders. The center offers group psychotherapy, individual therapy, medication assisted treatment and peer recovery coaching to address alcohol and drug addiction as well as cooccurring mental health concerns like trauma… |
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Options Behavioral Health |
5602 Caito Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46226 |
Options Behavioral Health is a behavioral health and addiction treatment center in Indianapolis, Indiana, offering a full continuum of substance use treatment for adults and other populations. Located on Caito Drive, the facility provides medically monitored detox, inpatient hospital based care and outpatient services within a psychiatric hospital setting. As part of the Acadia Healthcare network, Options Behavioral Health focuses… |
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Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center |
720 Eskenazi Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center is a substance use treatment program in Indianapolis, Indiana offering outpatient addiction care for adults as part of the larger Eskenazi Health system. Its integrated recovery focused approach connects addiction treatment with psychiatric care and hospital based medical resources. Caring Recovery Opioid Treatment Program Adults can access outpatient addiction services designed for those managing substance… |
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The Salvation Army Harbor Light |
2400 North Tibbs Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46222 |
The Salvation Army Harbor Light is a faith based addiction treatment center in Indianapolis, Indiana offering a comprehensive continuum of care for adults struggling with substance use disorders and problem gambling. Services include withdrawal management, residential treatment, intensive outpatient programming and transitional housing with 24/7 access and walk in admissions available. The program takes a holistic approach, addressing body, mind and… |
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Volunteers of America Fresh Start Recovery Center Theodora House |
927 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204 |
Volunteers of America Fresh Start Recovery Theodora House, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, is an alcohol and drug rehab center that provides family-focused addiction treatment to mothers and their children. Services are provided through residential treatment. Individuals who would benefit from medication assisted treatment may also receive that style of recovery care. Clients engage in trauma-informed treatment, crib safety classes, mental… |
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Wheeler Mission Mens Residential Center |
245 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204 |
Wheeler Mission Men's Residential Center is a faith based residential program in Indianapolis serving men experiencing homelessness, poverty and addiction. The center offers structured recovery programming, case management and coordinated service planning to address physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs. Wheeler Mission's approach integrates Christ centered care with practical life stabilization support, helping men build pathways to housing, employment and… |
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Spero Health | Indianapolis |
8202 Clearvista Pkwy Building 6 Suite D, Indianapolis, IN 46256 |
Spero Health is an outpatient addiction treatment center on the northeast side of Indianapolis, Indiana. The clinic has medication assisted treatment with Suboxone, Subutex and Vivitrol. You’ll also have counseling, physician visits and recovery support services. Walk in With No Appointments The Spero Health clinic offers walk in access for people who are ready to start treatment so you don’t… |
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AppleGate Recovery Indianapolis |
8140 Castleton Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46250 |
AppleGate Recovery Indianapolis is an outpatient addiction treatment clinic located on Castleton Road, specializing in opioid use disorder treatment through medication assisted treatment (MAT). The clinic combines FDA approved medications with individual and group counseling to support adults recovering from opioid addiction, including those managing cooccurring mental health conditions. AppleGate's office based approach is designed to fit treatment around daily… |
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Riley Hospital for Children Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Program |
705 Riley Hospital Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
Riley Hospital for Children Adolescent Dual Diagnosis Program is a specialized outpatient treatment program in Indianapolis, Indiana helping teens who are facing both substance use disorders and cooccurring mental health challenges. Using the evidence-based ENCOMPASS model, the program integrates addiction treatment with behavioral health care in a single coordinated approach. Riley's multidisciplinary team focuses on family centered trauma informed recovery… |
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Groups Recover Together Indianapolis |
7330 E 82nd St, Indianapolis, IN 46256 |
Groups Recover Together Indianapolis is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Indianapolis, Indiana, specializing in opioid use disorder recovery through medication assisted treatment and community support. The program combines medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) with weekly group therapy to help adults overcome dependence on heroin, pain pills and other opioids. The treatment model emphasizes accountability, peer connection and accessible,… |
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CleanSlate Outpatient Addiction Medicine Indianapolis |
1725 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
CleanSlate Outpatient Addiction Medicine is an outpatient rehab in Indianapolis, Indiana. They see adults in Marion County and in nearby neighborhoods like Old Northside, Meridian-Kessler and Fall Creek Place. They offer medication assisted treatment for opioid addiction and for alcohol addiction. Care at This Indianapolis Clinic CleanSlate's office based care uses Suboxone, Sublocade and Vivitrol with individual counseling and they… |
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Eskenazi Health Center Blackburn |
2700 Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208 |
Eskenazi Health Center Blackburn is a community based health center in Indianapolis, Indiana and is a federally qualified health center serving as a neighborhood access point to primary care and system level addiction and behavioral health services. Blackburn helps connect Indianapolis residents to affordable evidence based care through Eskenazi Health's established safety net system. Addiction Treatment and MOUD As part… |
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Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center |
3171 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208 |
Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center is an outpatient addiction treatment and mental health provider in Indianapolis, Indiana offering substance use treatment programs for adults age 18 and older. As part of the larger Eskenazi Health public health system the center emphasizes integrated care that treats addiction and co-occurring mental health needs together. Caring Recovery Opioid Treatment Outpatient treatment includes general… |
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SANDRA ESKENAZI Mental health Center |
1700 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Indianapolis, Indiana offering substance use and co-occurring mental health care for adults. As part of the larger Eskenazi Health system the center provides evidence based and recovery focused treatment within a multidisciplinary medical and behavioral health network. Addiction and Psychiatric Treatment Adults age 18 and older can begin… |
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Fall Creek Counseling Services East Side |
2525 North Shadeland Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46219 |
Fall Creek Counseling Services East Side is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Indianapolis, Indiana offering counseling, assessment and education for adults working to overcome substance use. The East office provides intensive outpatient care, relapse programming and Prime for Life education courses. The program views addiction through biological and psychological, social and spiritual lenses helping clients gain freedom from harmful… |
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Frequently asked questions
Every facility on this page is reviewed against a consistent set of criteria so families can compare options without wading through marketing copy. We verify that programs hold current state licensure through the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Mental Health and Addiction, and we give weight to independent accreditations such as The Joint Commission, CARF, LegitScript, and membership in the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers.
Listings are organized so the most relevant programs appear first based on the level of care, payment types accepted, and specialty populations served. We do not accept payment for placement, and we exclude facilities flagged for deceptive marketing, body brokering, or unverifiable outcome claims. Hours, contact information, and accepted insurance plans are reviewed on a recurring schedule, and any program that closes or loses accreditation is removed.
Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana and the seat of Marion County, with roughly 977,000 residents in the broader county and a metro population approaching 2.1 million. The city anchors a 14-county region and serves as the addiction treatment hub for central Indiana, which means people from surrounding counties routinely travel into Marion County to access detox, residential, and specialty programs. The Indiana rehab directory shows how Indianapolis facilities compare to options statewide.
There are 74 rehab facilities listed in Indianapolis, spanning the full continuum of addiction treatment options, from medical detox through long-term outpatient care. The local provider landscape is shaped by two large public systems, Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County (parent of Eskenazi Health and the Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center) and Community Health Network, alongside private operators, faith-based programs, and the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center.
Drug overdose has been the leading cause of death in Marion County for several consecutive years. In 2023, opioids were detected in 80% of Marion County overdose deaths, and 97% of those involved fentanyl, according to the Marion County Public Health Department. Fentanyl overdose risk is now central to how local programs approach detox, harm reduction, and aftercare.
Marion County operates several problem-solving courts that route eligible defendants into treatment instead of incarceration, including the Marion County Drug Treatment Court, a Drug Reentry Court, the P.A.I.R. behavioral health docket, and the Indianapolis Veterans Court. The Marion County Public Health Department also runs a Safe Syringe Access and Support program, fentanyl and xylazine test strip distribution, and the Naloxone Leave Behind initiative with EMS.
Geographically, Indianapolis sits at the intersection of I-65, I-69, I-70, and I-74, making it accessible by car from most of central and southern Indiana. Many residential programs in the city accept patients from out of state as well, particularly for medical detox and longer-term inpatient stays.
Indianapolis costs track closely with state averages because most local programs serve a regional patient base rather than a luxury market. Indiana is among the more affordable states in the Midwest for residential addiction treatment, in part because the provider mix leans toward community-based and mid-sized programs rather than destination resorts. Cost still varies significantly with level of care, length of stay, accreditation, and whether insurance is in network. Choosing a rehab center in Indianapolis is as much about matching clinical needs as it is about price.
The figures below reflect statewide Indiana averages, used here as the cost anchor for Indianapolis. Specific quotes from local programs may be higher or lower depending on accreditation, amenities, and whether insurance is applied.
The published figures above are full treatment episode averages, not out-of-pocket costs. Most patients pay a fraction of these numbers once private insurance, Medicaid, or sliding-fee discounts are applied. The factors below tend to drive the biggest swings in what a person actually pays.
Across the 74 facilities listed in Indianapolis, most accept multiple payment types, and the majority work with both private insurance and Indiana Medicaid. Below is a snapshot of how local programs are funded, followed by details on each major payment path.
Medicare is accepted at 41 Indianapolis facilities. Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) covers medically necessary inpatient detox and rehab, outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient care, and FDA-approved medications used to treat opioid and alcohol use disorders.
Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans must cover everything Original Medicare covers and frequently add behavioral health benefits on top. Patients enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid have wider provider access in Indianapolis than either program alone, because most local providers accept one or both. See how Medicare covers addiction treatment for what is and is not included.
Indiana Medicaid, delivered primarily through the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) for working-age adults and Hoosier Healthwise for children and pregnant women, covers the full continuum of substance use disorder care for eligible Hoosiers. That includes inpatient detox and residential rehab, outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient, and all FDA-approved medication-assisted treatment options (methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone) without prior authorization.
Indiana received a federal Section 1115 SUD demonstration waiver in 2018 that expanded Medicaid coverage to residential facilities with more than 16 beds, which previously had been excluded. Forty-two Indianapolis facilities accept Indiana Medicaid.
TRICARE is accepted at 18 Indianapolis facilities, and the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center on West 10th Street operates a dedicated Substance Abuse Treatment Section for veterans enrolled in VA care. Eligible service members, retirees, and their dependents can access detox, residential, intensive outpatient, and medication-assisted treatment through TRICARE Prime, Select, or Reserve Select.
The Indianapolis Veterans Court is a problem-solving docket within the Marion County court system designed to connect veterans charged with non-violent offenses to treatment rather than jail. Rehab resources for veterans and military cover eligibility, costs, and how to navigate the VA system.
Private insurance is accepted at 58 Indianapolis facilities. Indiana is a Blue Cross Blue Shield state, with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Indiana holding the largest commercial market share. Verifying benefits before admission matters because in-network coverage often reduces out-of-pocket costs by 50% or more. The major carriers accepted at the Indianapolis programs include:
Self-pay rates at Indianapolis programs are typically negotiable, and many facilities offer a discount for paying the full episode up front rather than billing insurance.
Twenty-seven Indianapolis facilities offer sliding-scale fees tied to household income, and 23 offer some form of financial assistance, grant-funded slots, or vouchers tied to the Marion County problem-solving courts. Indiana 211 (dial 211 or 866-211-9966) can screen callers for treatment funding sources, including state opioid response grants administered through Indiana DMHA.
Six Indianapolis facilities offer free treatment to clients who meet specific eligibility criteria, typically based on income, veteran status, pregnancy, or referral from the court system. Faith-based and nonprofit providers such as Salvation Army Harbor Light Center and Dove Recovery House for Women operate residential programs at no cost to qualifying participants. Rehab scholarships are another option for residents who do not qualify for Medicaid but cannot afford private rates.
Indianapolis offers a full clinical continuum of addiction care. This includes 21 medical detox programs, 41 inpatient rehab programs, 4 partial hospitalization programs, and 61 standard outpatient clinics. Fifty programs are equipped to treat co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and 7 sober living homes operate in the city.
Medical detox is the first phase of treatment for most people entering rehab in Indianapolis, particularly those withdrawing from alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines, for whom unmanaged withdrawal can be medically dangerous. The 21 detox programs in the city range from hospital-based units to standalone residential detox facilities. Stays typically last 3 to 7 days, after which patients step down into residential or outpatient care.
Inpatient rehab, also called residential treatment, involves living at the facility for 30, 60, or 90 days while receiving daily therapy, medical oversight, and group programming. Forty-one Indianapolis programs offer this level of care. Inpatient care is typically recommended for moderate to severe substance use disorders, for people with co-occurring mental health needs, or when the home environment is not conducive to early recovery.
Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) provide structured day treatment, typically 5 to 6 hours per day, 5 days per week, while the patient lives at home or in sober housing. Four PHPs operate in Indianapolis. PHP is a common step-down from inpatient and an alternative to residential for people with stable housing and family support.
Sixty-one Indianapolis facilities offer standard outpatient rehab and intensive outpatient programs. Intensive outpatient (IOP) typically is 9 to 15 hours of weekly programming across 3 to 5 sessions, while standard outpatient ranges from 1 to 8 hours per week. Many outpatient programs in Indianapolis combine group counseling, individual therapy, and medication-assisted treatment under one roof.
Fifty Indianapolis programs treat co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, an important figure given that an estimated 66% of Marion County adults with a serious mental illness did not receive treatment in 2022, according to an Indiana University study. Integrated programs use behavioral therapy and psychiatric care together rather than treating one condition at a time.
Seven sober living homes operate in Indianapolis, providing alcohol- and drug-free housing for people transitioning out of residential treatment. Most pair with outpatient programming and peer support. Continuing care after the initial rehab episode is consistently associated with better long-term outcomes than treatment in isolation.
Beyond the general adult population, Indianapolis programs offer specialized tracks designed around shared identity, life stage, or substance. The mix below reflects what the 74 listed facilities advertise as dedicated programming, not simply a willingness to admit patients from a given group.
Young adult programming is especially well represented in Indianapolis, with 52 facilities offering dedicated tracks. This reflects both the size of the IUPUI and Butler University student populations and the documented overlap between young adult and college student substance use. Programs for older adults (30 facilities) are also more available than in many cities of comparable size, reflecting Medicare acceptance across the local provider mix.
The resources below are public, nonprofit, or government-funded services available to Indianapolis residents regardless of insurance status. All contact information was verified at the time of publication; hours and program offerings can change, so calling ahead is recommended. Several resources connect to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline and local crisis response systems.
Marion County has tracked some of the most acute overdose trends in Indiana, with drug intoxication remaining the leading cause of death in the county for three consecutive years. After peaking in 2022, the most recent data show meaningful declines in fentanyl-involved deaths, though overall overdose mortality remains high.
The figures below come from the Marion County Coroner's Office, the Marion County Public Health Department, and the Indiana Department of Health.
Indiana's age-adjusted opioid overdose death rate rose from 5.6 per 100,000 in 2011 to 34.2 per 100,000 in 2021, outpacing the national increase over the same period, according to the Indiana Department of Health. National substance use statistics provide further context on how Indianapolis trends compare to the rest of the country.
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