Compare 155 drug and alcohol rehab centers across Nebraska, 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.
4600 Valley Road · 200, Lincoln, NE 68510Lincoln, NE 68510
Lincoln · Inpatient, Outpatient
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, is the Lincoln Behavioral Health Center. This center operates under the Lincoln Family Medicine Center. This is a medical facility that features a hospital like feel, providing evidence based, clinical care to adolescents, adults, and families…
120 Wedgewood Drive · Lincoln, NE 68510Lincoln, NE 68510
Lincoln · Inpatient, Outpatient, Women
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, St. Monica’s Life Changing Recovery for Women offers gender specific treatment for adult women with substance use and/or co occurring mental health issues. The program accepts insurance, including Medicaid. They also treat women on a sliding…
11815 M · St #100, Omaha, NE 68137Omaha, NE 68137
Omaha · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Valley Hope is an addiction treatment center in Omaha, Nebraska. They don't offer medical detox or a residential stay at this location. The team treats substance use and mental health conditions together and you have to be 18 or older.…
7215 Ontario St · Omaha, NE 68124Omaha, NE 68124
Omaha · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Northpoint Nebraska, located in Omaha, Nebraska is a 44 bed inpatient treatment center that uses proven practices to address substance use dependency and mental health difficulties. Here, they personalize their treatment plans to meet the sensitive needs of each person…
1421 North 10th Street · Oneill, NE 68763Oneill, NE 68763
Oneill · Detox, Inpatient
Valley Hope of O’Neill is an accredited drug rehab based in O’Neill, Nebraska. The center has been providing support to adults aged 18 and older since 1977, boasting decades of experience. Army vets can also access support here, as well…
2101 South 42nd Street · Omaha, NE 68105Omaha, NE 68105
Omaha · Detox, Outpatient
Heartland Family Service bases its counseling for Nebraska at this office. Outpatient counseling runs on weekdays and treats mental health issues, substance use and other behavioral concerns together. Youth with a substance use problem can get multidimensional family therapy from…
1640 Lake Street · Lincoln, NE 68502Lincoln, NE 68502
Lincoln · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Bryan Health Independence Center in Lincoln, Nebraska has several levels of care for substance abuse and mental health treatment. Walk-in assessments for drug or alcohol abuse are available on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. You can also fill out an online…
4432 Sunrise Place · Columbus, NE 68601Columbus, NE 68601
Columbus · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
Seekers of Serenity (SOS) in Columbus, Nebraska, provides residential and outpatient addiction treatment for adults recovering from substance use disorders (SUD). Run by Behavioral Health Specialists, a nonprofit with over 27 years of experience, SOS is located in east-central Nebraska,…
2112 W Faidley Ave · Grand Island, NE 68803Grand Island, NE 68803
Grand Island · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
St. Francis’ Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center is located in Grand Island, Nebraska, and has been helping residents of Hall County since 2007. Part of the CHI Network, this facility offers many programs for patients who need help overcoming mental…
2723 Q Street · Omaha, NE 68107Omaha, NE 68107
Omaha · Inpatient, Outpatient
The Stephen Center Omaha on Q Street in Omaha, Nebraska has general outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential treatment options available for adults battling addiction. There are substance abuse assessments available through the walk-in clinic on Tuesdays. Evaluations take approximately two…
3200 O Street · 5, Lincoln, NE 68510Lincoln, NE 68510
Lincoln · Outpatient
The Recovery Center provides substance abuse treatment in Lincoln, Nebraska. They offer services for adults and youth 13 to 18 years old. Flexible Treatment Options The Recovery Center provides intensive and general outpatient programs so guests can continue with their…
1124 North Cotner Boulevard · Lincoln, NE 68505Lincoln, NE 68505
Lincoln · Detox, Inpatient, Men
If you’re looking for a fresh start after battling addiction or mental health struggles, Houses of Hope in Lincoln, Nebraska is one of those places that just feels like it gets it. They’ve been helping people rebuild their lives since…
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Seekers of Serenity |
4432 Sunrise Place, Columbus, NE 68601 |
Seekers of Serenity (SOS) in Columbus, Nebraska, provides residential and outpatient addiction treatment for adults recovering from substance use disorders (SUD). Run by Behavioral Health Specialists, a nonprofit with over 27 years of experience, SOS is located in east-central Nebraska, just an hour from Lincoln and 85 miles from Omaha. Columbus offers a peaceful rural setting, while still being close… |
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The Bridge Hastings |
907 South Kansas Avenue, Hastings, NE 68901 |
The Bridge is a nonprofit agency that offers long-term residential treatment for women. They have two locations in residential areas of Hastings, Nebraska. The average length of stay is between 6 and 18 months, depending on the needs and progress of clients. They accept pregnant women, mothers, and women with chemical dependencies. The Bridge accepts self-pay, Medicaid and also has… |
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Bryan Independence Center |
1640 Lake Street, Lincoln, NE 68502 |
Bryan Health Independence Center in Lincoln, Nebraska has several levels of care for substance abuse and mental health treatment. Walk-in assessments for drug or alcohol abuse are available on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. You can also fill out an online screening form and have a substance abuse counselor contact you. There are numbers you can call 24/7 for support and… |
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Houses of Hope of Nebraska, Inc. |
1124 North Cotner Boulevard, Lincoln, NE 68505 |
If you’re looking for a fresh start after battling addiction or mental health struggles, Houses of Hope in Lincoln, Nebraska is one of those places that just feels like it gets it. They’ve been helping people rebuild their lives since 1962, offering what they call “a chance and a choice” and honestly, that’s what they deliver. Different Paths, Same Mission… |
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Lincoln Behavioral Health Center |
4600 Valley Road, 200, Lincoln, NE 68510 |
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, is the Lincoln Behavioral Health Center. This center operates under the Lincoln Family Medicine Center. This is a medical facility that features a hospital like feel, providing evidence based, clinical care to adolescents, adults, and families struggling with their behavioral health. Their behavioral health unit has a program in place called Stepping Stones, which offers outpatient… |
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Recovery Center |
3200 O Street, 5, Lincoln, NE 68510 |
The Recovery Center provides substance abuse treatment in Lincoln, Nebraska. They offer services for adults and youth 13 to 18 years old. Flexible Treatment Options The Recovery Center provides intensive and general outpatient programs so guests can continue with their regular daily responsibilities. The intensive outpatient services include individual and family therapy, and meetings are in the evenings from 6:30… |
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St Monica’s |
120 Wedgewood Drive, Lincoln, NE 68510 |
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, St. Monica’s Life Changing Recovery for Women offers gender specific treatment for adult women with substance use and/or co occurring mental health issues. The program accepts insurance, including Medicaid. They also treat women on a sliding scale fee for the uninsured. They have residential and outpatient programs and offer complementary therapies. They have case management services… |
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The Bridge Nebraska |
721 K Street, Lincoln, NE 68508 |
The Bridge Nebraska is a nationally certified facility in Lincoln, Nebraska dedicated to providing treatment for substance dependency and mental health treatment. They take a trauma informed approach to help people. This means that every aspect of care is designed with an understanding of the impact trauma can have on a person’s life. This compassionate place is open 24/7 and… |
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Touchstone |
2633 P Street, Lincoln, NE 68503 |
Touchstone, located in vibrant Lincoln, Nebraska is a short term yet comprehensive residential treatment facility supporting individuals through substance use dependency. Their care centers on building treatment plans around what matters most to each individual and guiding them toward community resources that truly make a difference. With a history of success since their establishment in 1998, Touchstone is here to… |
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Sunrise Place Residential Treatment |
1900 Vicki Lane, Norfolk, NE 68701 |
Located in Norfolk, Nebraska is the Sunrise Place Residential Treatment Center. This center operates under the Behavioral Health Specialists Network, a provider of short term residential care and outpatient treatment for adults and adolescents who have substance abuse or co occurring mental health struggles. At Sunrise Place, you'll be supported by evidence based therapies in a home like environment. The… |
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The Link Halfway House |
1001 Norfolk Avenue, Norfolk, NE 68701 |
Serving the community of Norfolk, Nebraska, The Link Halfway House provides sober living and treatment services for men in recovery from a substance use disorder. This facility serves adult men aged 19 and older who have behavioral health issues. Treatment at the Link is based on a whole person approach and uses the 12 steps. This is a nine to… |
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ARCH Halfway House |
604 South 37th Street, Omaha, NE 68105 |
Since 1972, The ARCH in Omaha, Nebraska, has helped men struggling with substance use disorders (SUDs) by providing transitional housing and addiction treatment services. They have two facilities, both located in midtown Omaha. This one, fondly referred to as The Big House, has 18 beds. Support from Professionals Who Understand Their mission is to give men the tools they need… |
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CenterPointe Campus for Hope |
1490 North 16th Street, Omaha, NE 68102 |
CenterPointe Campus for Hope is a nonprofit addiction treatment organization in Omaha, Nebraska. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private health insurance. The Campus for Hope offers treatment for substance use disorder (SUD) and co occurring mental health challenges. They have residential and short term residential programs for unhoused, low-income adults 19 years of age and above. Residential Addiction and… |
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Heartland Family Service |
2101 South 42nd Street, Omaha, NE 68105 |
Heartland Family Service bases its counseling for Nebraska at this office. Outpatient counseling runs on weekdays and treats mental health issues, substance use and other behavioral concerns together. Youth with a substance use problem can get multidimensional family therapy from the counseling team. Heartland runs its substance use treatment in Council Bluffs, Iowa not at this Omaha office. The Council… |
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Inroads To Recovery |
2808 North 75th Street, Omaha, NE 68134 |
Inroads to Recovery in Omaha, Nebraska presents adults with healing options for their drug and alcohol use disorders as well as co-occurring mental health disorders. Their approach combines both evidence-based therapies and holistic therapies to address every aspect of recovery. They offer both residential treatment and outpatient care as their levels of care. Medication Assisted Treatment in Residential Rehab Along… |
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NOVA Treatment Community |
8502 Mormon Bridge Road, Omaha, NE 68152 |
Tucked away on the northern outskirts of Omaha, Nebraska, Nova Treatment Community is a treatment facility that supports adults and adolescents struggling with drug or alcohol use. This facility sits on the Cooper Village Memorial Farms, a property owned by the Omaha Home for Boys, but provides you with a scenic and tranquil recovery environment. There are designated programs for… |
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BAART Programs Omaha West |
11215 John Galt Boulevard, Omaha, NE 68137 |
Riverwood Group Omaha Treatment Center is now BayMark Health Services. The acquisition happened in 2021 and expanded BayMark's services, making it one of the largest providers of medication assisted treatment (MAT) in North America. Their Omaha, Nebraska, location offers outpatient services through their BAART Program, a specialized program that provides opioid addiction treatment and counseling. This clinic accepts Medicaid, Medicare,… |
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Siena Francis House Miracles Addiction Treatment and Recovery Program |
1111 N. 17th St, Omaha, NE 68110 |
Siena Francis House is an organization in Omaha, Nebraska, that provides services to clients experiencing homelessness. One of the programs is the Miracles Addiction Treatment & Recovery Program. This is a CARF-accredited residential treatment program licensed by the State of Nebraska. The program is free for unhoused clients or those at risk of losing their housing due to substance use… |
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Stephen Center Omaha |
2723 Q Street, Omaha, NE 68107 |
The Stephen Center Omaha on Q Street in Omaha, Nebraska has general outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential treatment options available for adults battling addiction. There are substance abuse assessments available through the walk-in clinic on Tuesdays. Evaluations take approximately two and a half hours and have a non-refundable fee of $100. Positive Reviews and Experience They take a client-centered, evidence-based… |
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Valley Hope of Omaha |
11815 M, St #100, Omaha, NE 68137 |
Valley Hope is an addiction treatment center in Omaha, Nebraska. They don't offer medical detox or a residential stay at this location. The team treats substance use and mental health conditions together and you have to be 18 or older. Flexible Day Treatment in Omaha Valley Hope sits near South 120th Street and Highway 275. Partial hospitalization includes group therapy,… |
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Valley Hope of O Neill |
1421 North 10th Street, Oneill, NE 68763 |
Valley Hope of O’Neill is an accredited drug rehab based in O’Neill, Nebraska. The center has been providing support to adults aged 18 and older since 1977, boasting decades of experience. Army vets can also access support here, as well as individuals struggling with co-occurring mental health issues. Medically Monitored Detox in North-Central Nebraska You may begin your journey here… |
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Northpoint Nebraska |
7215 Ontario St, Omaha, NE 68124 |
Northpoint Nebraska, located in Omaha, Nebraska is a 44 bed inpatient treatment center that uses proven practices to address substance use dependency and mental health difficulties. Here, they personalize their treatment plans to meet the sensitive needs of each person they serve. To make their services as accessible as possible, they extend admission the same day you inquire and their… |
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St. Francis Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center |
2112 W Faidley Ave, Grand Island, NE 68803 |
St. Francis’ Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center is located in Grand Island, Nebraska, and has been helping residents of Hall County since 2007. Part of the CHI Network, this facility offers many programs for patients who need help overcoming mental health and substance abuse disorders. The clinic accepts private insurance, Medicaid and self pay options to make it easy to… |
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BAART Programs Lincoln |
4305 O St, Lincoln, NE 68510 |
BAART Programs Lincoln, located in Lincoln, Nebraska, is a location of BAART Programs. They offer medication assisted treatment alongside counseling and case management. They focus on treating the whole person and not just the addiction. What stands out most to us about them is their accessibility. They take Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance, which isn’t always the case with… |
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Revive Ministries |
2205 Osborne Dr E, Hastings NE 68901 |
Revive Ministries is a Hastings-based addiction and mental health recovery provider offering outpatient care in association with Horizon Recovery and Counseling Center. The organization serves men and women through intensive outpatient services, outpatient treatment, aftercare, co-occurring disorder care and transitional sober living. As a faith-centered community of local providers Revive combines Christian principles with practical recovery supports to help individuals… |
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Nebraska is among the most expensive states for rehab (42nd, where 1 is the most affordable of the 50 states). The average is $58,777, the average full cost of care before insurance. If you have a Marketplace health plan, the 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.
Nebraska rehab costs, point by point
Cost basics: local prices average about 10% under the national figure · about 46% of programs charge on a sliding scale · state health department funding may cover people without insurance · 9% of adults aged 18 to 64 went without health insurance · financing is offered at 17% of listed treatment programs
With 100+ treatment programs across Nebraska, you have several ways to pay for care, from private insurance and Medicaid to free and low-cost options. What you pay depends on your coverage and the program you choose, so it is worth asking each program directly.
Nearly all programs in Nebraska take self-pay, and most take private insurance. If you have a plan through work or the Marketplace, ask whether the program is in your network and what your rehab insurance will require before you start.
Many programs take Medicaid. Nebraska adopted the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion as Heritage Health Adult, extending Medicaid to lower income adults of working age, with benefits beginning October 1, 2020. If you qualify, you can ask a program whether it takes your Heritage Health plan.
Many Nebraska programs take Medicare. Medicare is federal, so what it pays follows the same rules here as anywhere; you can ask a program whether it accepts your coverage.
If you have military coverage, Nebraska sits in the TRICARE West Region under the T-5 contract, in effect for dates of service starting January 1, 2025. TriWest Healthcare Alliance is the regional contractor for the region. Veterans can also turn to the Omaha VA Medical Center, the Grand Island VA Medical Center, and statewide military and veterans addiction and mental health resources.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs' Winnebago Agency, located in Winnebago, serves the Omaha, Santee Sioux Nation and Winnebago Tribes. Its Great Plains Region also lists the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska under the Yankton Agency. The Indian Health Service's Great Plains Area provides health care to Native Americans in Nebraska along with North Dakota, South Dakota and Iowa. If you are a member of one of these tribes, you can ask the agency or your program what it covers.
Many programs offer a sliding scale based on income, and many offer financial assistance. Some programs offer free care, and some offer financing to spread payments out. When you call, ask what a program can do for your budget, including whether it offers medication-assisted treatment among its services.
Expert insight
“This partnership acknowledges that fentanyl is a leading cause of drug related overdoses and death among Americans ages 18 to 44, and Midwest cities like Omaha are not immune.”
As an intensive outpatient program substance abuse counselor in Omaha, Nebraska, I’ve worked with many people struggling with fentanyl misuse.
I’ve witnessed how insidious fentanyl can be, especially for those initially prescribed it for legitimate pain management. Its highly addictive nature makes it particularly dangerous and many of my patients were unaware of the drug’s addictive potential.
Omaha community organizations partnered with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to recognize April 29 annually as National Fentanyl Awareness Day.
Frequently asked questions
Nebraska has 100+ treatment programs, and you start close to home. The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) points you to one of the state’s six regional behavioral health authorities for care in your area. Each region has providers who offer same day scheduling and walk-in access. Your first step is an intake assessment, an evaluation that works out the type and level of care you need. Most programs take insurance and Medicaid, and without insurance you may qualify for Division of Behavioral Health funding, so ask when you call.
You can also call the Nebraska Family Helpline, a DHHS service run by Boys Town, any time, day or night. Substance use is one of the top reasons parents call. The state also backs the Behavioral Health Network of Care, its treatment and recovery resources locator, which can point you to addiction treatment near you.
The Division of Behavioral Health, the state agency in charge of substance use care, funds and oversees the community-based prevention, treatment and recovery support system. The DHHS Licensure Unit licenses Mental Health Substance Use Treatment Centers, and a center cannot operate until the unit issues a license after an onsite inspection, so you can ask any program about its license. A committee of state and local representatives is also setting priorities for Nebraska’s opioid settlement funds, which shapes what services get funded where you live. Nebraska’s Medicaid managed care program is Heritage Health.
Free and low-cost help reaches every part of Nebraska, from crisis lines you can call or text to community groups you can visit, including support for suicide prevention. Naloxone is free too. Under a standing order from a state medical officer, a pharmacist can hand it to friends, families and bystanders. Any Nebraska resident can pick up free Narcan nasal spray at a participating pharmacy, with no prescription. The state’s pharmacy locator shows you where to go.
Nebraska has 100+ treatment programs, and the state’s survey figures show both progress and need. The share of Nebraskans 12 and older with a substance use disorder in the past year runs below the national share. Even so, most people in Nebraska who needed substance use treatment did not get it. The Nebraska Family Helpline and the regional behavioral health authorities can help you close that gap and find care.
Drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people in Nebraska, 2024
Adults in Nebraska who binge drank in the past month, 2025
Nebraskans 12 and older with a substance use disorder in the past year, 2023-2024
Nebraskans 12 and older who needed substance use treatment and did not receive it, 2024
For you, the state’s drug and alcohol use statistics cut in two directions. Nebraska’s drug overdose death rate in 2024 sat well below the national rate and was the lowest of the four states shown. Binge drinking runs the other way: adults here binge drank more in 2025 than in any of the three nearby states, and above the national median.
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