Drug & alcohol rehab centers in Lebanon, PA

The treatment centers listed on this page are from our directory of licensed and accredited treatment centers that serve Lebanon and the surrounding area. We organize the centers to help you compare your treatment options by the care they provide, the populations they serve, and the payments they accept.

We encourage you to look for centerw with third-party accreditation and current Pennsylvania licensure through the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs. They should publish clear information about their services that could include medication assisted treatment, specialized tracks or financial assistance. These details can factor into your decision.

Our sponsored listings are labeled. We do not make any clinical endorsements. You should verify the treatment center's current services, availability, and insurance directly with the center.

Lebanon is the county seat of Lebanon County. It is a small city in the Pennsylvania Dutch country of south-central Pennsylvania. The city is located between Harrisburg and Reading.

The Pennsylvania rehab directory has nine Treatment providers listed in and around the city. The local area also offers more outpatient and dual diagnosis care. This offers most addiction treatment options you will need close to home.

Lebanon County Commission on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, the county’s Single County Authority coordinates funding, assessment, and referrals for publicly funded care. These services are in collaboration with providers such as WellSpan Philhaven and the Lebanon VA Medical Center.

Anyone can reach treatment through the PA Get Help Now helpline. This free and around the clock line can also route you to your local county drug and alcohol office for more support and information.

Lebanon County has become one of Pennsylvania’s success stories. Overdose deaths were cut by more than half in 2024. This has been supported in part by quick access to treatment and naloxone to reverse the effects of an overdose from an opioid use disorder and fentanyl.

The cost for treatment in Lebanon depends on several factors in your treatment plan. This includes the level of care needed to address your concerns, length of your treatment, whether your center is public or private and how much your insurance will cover.

Each level of care has a different cost range. Outpatient counseling is the most affordable option. Medical detox and residential care cost more because they include around-the-clock supervision. Most people do not pay the Pennsylvania average costs listed below after insurance, Medical Assistance, or a sliding fee scale is applied.

Pennsylvania expanded Medicaid coverage to residents in 2015. Medical Assistance is the program name that now covers the full continuum of substance use care for qualified members. Behavioral HealthChoices delivers these services that often have little or no cost to the beneficiary.

The county also funds treatment if you are uninsured and available scholarships and financial assistance for addiction treatment help close the financial gap to pay for private programs.

Most of the addiction treatment centers in Lebanon accept self payment and Medicare, and many also bill Medical Assistance or private insurance. Several programs also accept TRICARE insurance and offer a sliding scale fee schedule. The information below shows you how many programs in our directory serving Lebanon accept each payment type.

The centers in Lebanon cover most major levels of treatment. These include medical detox and residential inpatient programs to partial hospitalization, outpatient clinics, dual diagnosis treatment and sober living homes. This information shows you how many programs in each category are available locally.

Several Lebanon programs also offer treatment tailored to specific groups and substances. The information below shows the number of programs that offer each specialty.

Cost and insurance should never be a barrier to receiving help for addiction treatment in south-central Pennsylvania. Several local and statewide resources offer free or low cost support. This can include 24-hour helplines, county-funded treatment and harm reduction.

Lebanon is located in Lebanon County where one of the sharpest overdose declines in Pennsylvania has been posted. Deaths were cut by more than half in a single year. Fentanyl is still responsible for most of the fatal overdoses. Sustained treatment and naloxone access is central to protecting lives. The following information allows you to compare the local picture against national substance use statistics and adds context.