Drug & alcohol rehab centers in Austin, TX

Medically reviewed by Sendra Yang, PharmD, MBA Written by Natalie Baker, JD Law, MBA

62 treatment centers in and around Austin, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, what you can pay, and who the program is built for. Below the listings: what rehab costs here, how to pay for it, and a note from one of our experts.

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	Austin Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program Austin	7801 North Lamar Boulevard Suite D-109, Austin, TX 78752 The Austin Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program (ADAAP) is located in Austin, Texas, and provides programs and resources for individuals who have mental health and substance abuse disorders. The facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and self payment options. Individuals seeking alternative payment options are advised to contact the clinic directly. Standard Therapy Programs in Austin ADAAP provides different programs for each…	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Briarwood Detox Center Austin	11711 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX 78753 Briarwood Detox Center provides substance misuse treatment for adults. Their center is based in Austin, the capital of Texas. Their team includes hands-on care in a secure, supportive environment that encourages recovery. The center is conveniently situated a mile south of Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park and thirty minutes north of the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to allow an easy commute for…	Detox Inpatient	Private insurance
	Omega Recovery	1710 Evergreen Avenue Suite B, Austin, TX 78704 Located in Austin, Texas, is Omega Recovery, a treatment facility that is designed to help the community fight mental health and substance abuse disorders. They provide a wide range of programs and treatments such as residential support programs, recovery support programs, therapy, counseling and aftercare services. They accept most private insurance plans , private pay, out of network insurance plans…	Outpatient
	Recovery Unplugged Austin Rehab Center	14109 Farm 969, Austin, TX 78724 Adults can get drug and alcohol rehab at Recovery Unplugged, an addiction treatment center in Austin, Texas. The center is allied with bisexual, gay, lesbian, non-binary, queer and transgender people, and with people living with HIV or AIDS. The staff includes clinicians and professional songwriters and musicians, and there’s a grand piano an	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
	Recovery Unplugged Austin Detox	7211 Albert Road, Austin, TX 78745 Recovery Unplugged Austin Detox in Texas is just one of several of this organization’s locations. Adults struggling with substance abuse can benefit from comprehensive and accredited addiction treatment services. Various insurance plans are accepted here. A Medical Detox Center in the Capital of Texas Benefit from a safe, supportive environment in which you can effectively commit to and begin your…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
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	Sage Recovery & Wellness Center: Alcohol & Drug Rehab Austin Texas	7004 Bee Caves Road, STE 2-200, Austin, TX 78746 Sage Recovery & Wellness Center is an Austin, Texas provider offering outpatient addiction treatment for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. The center treats alcohol, opioid, benzodiazepine and stimulant addiction using traditional and holistic modalities like CBT, DBT, EMDR and mindfulness. With a whole-person focus Sage helps clients build lasting recovery skills while managing the underlying issues that fuel addiction.…	Inpatient
	Heartwood Recovery Rehab & Sober Living	6404 Ridge Oak Rd, Austin, TX 78749 Heartwood Recovery is an innovative addiction treatment center located in the Oak Hill area of Austin, Texas. Their residential and outpatient treatment programs are designed to help adult men overcome drug and alcohol addictions. At the core of their program is an understanding that tackling addiction requires a comprehensive program that takes all aspects of an individual's life into account.…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
	Addiction and Psychotherapy Services	2824 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78704 Addiction & Psychotherapy Services in Austin, Texas, is a privately owned clinic that’s owned and operated by one family for over two generations. They started up in 1982. The clinic specializes in outpatient medication assisted treatment for opiate/opioid use and co-occurring disorders. You’ll find them located near Great Outdoors Nursery. Medication Assisted Treatment The clinic offers long term and short-term…	Detox Outpatient
	Release Recovery Austin	1904 Nueces Street, Austin, TX 78705 Release Recovery Austin is an outpatient addiction and mental health treatment program in Austin, Texas offering a full continuum of substance use treatment that includes PHP and IOP, outpatient care and men's transitional living. The program serves individuals with substance use disorders, mental health conditions and co-occurring disorders, with a particular focus on young men and college age adults. Built…	Outpatient Men
	Austin VA Clinic	7901 Metropolis Drive, Austin, TX 78744 Next to the Austin Bergstrom International Airport in Southeast Austin, Texas, you’ll find the Austin VA Clinic. At this location, veterans, certain active duty personnel and their families can access several primary and specialty healthcare services, including help with mental and behavioral health. Their behavioral health services are geared towards helping with numerous conditions commonly faced by those with a…	Outpatient	Private insurance
	Cross Creek Hospital	8402 Cross Park Drive, Austin, TX 78754 Cross Creek Hospital, in partnership with Ascension Seton, is a behavioral health and addiction treatment hospital in Austin, Texas offering a full continuum of care for substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns. Services span on site medical detox and inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs across age specific tracks. Clients and reviewers highlight the staff's compassion and…	Detox Inpatient	Private insurance
	La Haciendas Solutions	11110 Metric Boulevard Building 8, Suite B, Austin, TX 78758 La Haciendas Solutions, located in Austin, Texas, is an outpatient addiction treatment center specializing in outpatient substance recovery. Their programs are designed to allow you to receive structured treatment while continuing to live and work in your home and community. We like their approach to recovery as a combination of counseling services and science with an emphasis on abstinence. La…	Outpatient	Private insurance
	Community Medical Services Ferguson Drive	305 Ferguson Drive, Austin, TX 78753 Community Medical Services on Ferguson Drive is an outpatient addiction treatment clinic in North Austin, Texas specializing in opioid use disorder. The clinic combines medication for opioid use disorder, counseling and certified peer support to treat opioid addiction, including heroin and fentanyl dependence. With same day access, no waitlists and walk ins welcome, Community Medical Services offers a low barrier…	Detox Outpatient
	Nova Recovery Center Austin Intensive Outpatient	7501 East Highway 290, Austin, TX 78723 Nova Recovery Center's Austin location offers an intensive outpatient program for adults seeking structured drug and alcohol addiction treatment. The program combines evidence based therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and 12 step facilitation with medication assisted treatment, individual counseling and peer support. Designed for real world recovery, Nova helps clients build lasting sobriety while continuing to meet…	Outpatient	Private insurance
	Phoenix House Austin	3415 Greystone Drive, Suite 104, Austin, TX 78731 Phoenix House Austin is located in Austin, Texas and is a substance use prevention and mental health education center serving adolescents and young people. Known as the Austin Prevention Center this location focuses on helping youth live substance free healthy lives through an evidence based positive prevention model. Its strengths based approach emphasizes resiliency, mental health skill building, and community…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	South Meadows Recovery	15505 Patrica St, Austin, TX 78728 South Meadows Recovery is an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Austin, Texas serving adults seeking recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The program offers a continuum of outpatient care, including partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and traditional outpatient services. With a focus on evidence based and accountability driven treatment, South Meadows helps clients pursue recovery while staying…	Outpatient	Private insurance
	The Timothy Center	11754 Jollyville Rd #110, Austin, TX 78759 The Timothy Center is a person centered, faith based therapy provider in Austin, Texas. They assist couples, families, and individuals as young as four years old in navigating their challenges through a combination of licensed clinical care and Christian faith and principles. All therapy they provide—including substance use disorder treatment—is done in outpatient and partial hospitalization (PHP) settings. Everyone is…	Detox Outpatient
	Northwest Counseling and Wellness Center	12335 Hymeadow Drive Suite 300, Austin, TX 78750 Northwest Counseling and Wellness Center is a rehab located in Austin, Texas. Northwest Counseling and Wellness Center specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Outpatient	Private insurance
	Positive Recovery Center Austin	4701 West Gate Boulevard Suite D 404, Austin, TX 78745 Positive Recovery Center Austin is a rehab located in Austin, Texas. Positive Recovery Center Austin specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Harmony Haus Sober Living	4500 Depew Ave, Austin, TX 78751 Harmony Haus Sober Living is a structured men's recovery residence in Austin, Texas offering accountability focused sober living for people transitioning from addiction treatment into community based recovery. The Hyde Park house combines phased sober housing with wraparound support such as recovery coaching and case management, trauma workshops and family programming. Residents and reviewers consistently praise the real brotherhood, hands…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
	Maps4Recovery Addiction Medicine	13809 Research Blvd Stu 500, Austin, TX 78750 Maps4Recovery Addiction Medicine is an Austin-based clinic offering medical and psychological services for recovery across Texas. The clinic specializes in treatment for opioid, alcohol, benzodiazepine and tobacco dependence, alongside chronic pain management and EMDR therapy for trauma. Maps4Recovery treats addiction as a medical illness rather than a moral failing providing non-judgmental, relationship-based care through a customized and holistic approach. Treatment…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
	Cenikor Austin	2410 West Howard Lane, Austin, TX 78728 Cenikor Austin is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Austin, Texas offering a full continuum of care for adults with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health needs. With recovery coaching available for up to two years Cenikor Austin focuses on affordable evidence based care and long term recovery. Addiction Treatment With Medical Detox Many clients begin with medically supervised…	Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Clean Investments Inc	1212 East Anderson Lane, Austin, TX 78752 Clean Investments is an outpatient substance use treatment program in Austin, Texas providing counseling based addiction care for adults ages 18 and older. They deliver customized evidence based care designed to support behavior change and lasting recovery. Addiction Treatment With 12 Step Methods Care begins with a counselor screening to determine eligibility and the appropriate level of treatment. From there…	Outpatient	Medicaid
	Clean Investments	1601 Rutherford Lane, Austin, TX 78754 Clean Investments is an adolescent focused drug and alcohol rehab in Austin, Texas providing outpatient substance use treatment for children and teens age 17 and under. With a focus on age appropriate treatment and family involvement Clean Investments helps young people build the skills they need for lasting recovery. Adolescent Addiction Treatment Programs Treatment begins with an assessment to determine…	Outpatient	Private insurance
	Integral Care Terrace at Oak Springs	3000 Oak Springs Drive, Austin, TX 78702 Integral Care Terrace at Oak Springs is a substance use treatment provider and permanent supportive housing community in Austin, Texas. Located in East Austin, this hybrid site combines outpatient addiction treatment with an onsite integrated clinic offering counseling and case management, behavioral and primary health care, and medication management. Built on a Housing First model, it ties recovery support directly…	Outpatient	Medicaid

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Expert insight

“Now that SXSW is here, I fear the nightly news reports will be packed with instances of fentanyl overdose and fentanyl-related deaths.”

With the famous SXSW concerts kicking off soon in the city of Austin, area residents brace for an influx of young concertgoers, traffic, long lines at the grocery stores, and unfortunately, drugs. While typical fears related to drug abuse and intoxication are shared by members of the public, law enforcement, hospitals and EMS workers, this year’s outdoor festival scene could turn out to be particularly deadly, thanks to the presence of fentanyl in nearly every drug sold on the black market.

Across the country, we have drugs like heroin, cocaine, Xanax, oxycodone, OxyContin, and even marijuana being sold by dealers who have laced their products with enough fentanyl to kill an entire town.

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What to know about rehab in Austin

How We Rank Listings

The rehab centers listed on this page are drawn from our nationwide treatment directory and organized to help Austin residents compare real options quickly. Listings reflect the facility data we hold on each center, including level of care, accepted insurance and payment types, accreditation, and specialty programs. We do not sell placement, and a facility cannot pay to appear higher in the results.

When we present facilities, we prioritize centers with verifiable accreditation from bodies such as the Joint Commission or CARF, current state licensing, and clear information about the services they provide. Where a listing shows insurance acceptance or a specific program, that reflects information supplied by the facility. We update listings when a center reports a change, and we encourage anyone considering treatment to confirm current availability, cost, and insurance acceptance directly with the provider before making a decision.

Rehab in Austin: What to Know

Austin is the county seat of Travis County and the capital of Texas, with a city population of roughly 1 million and a wider Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown metro that pushes past 2.4 million. Our directory currently tracks 62 treatment facilities in the Austin area, spanning medical detox, residential inpatient, outpatient care, and dual diagnosis programs.

That gives people searching here a genuinely deep local network compared with most Texas cities, though availability at any single program still depends on bed space and insurance acceptance on the day you call. You can also broaden your search through the Texas rehab directory if you are open to traveling for the right fit.

Two public institutions anchor behavioral health care in Travis County. Central Health is the county's public hospital district, funding care for low-income and uninsured residents, while Austin Travis County Integral Care serves as the local mental health authority and provides community-based substance use and mental health services regardless of ability to pay.

Larger health systems, including Ascension Seton, St. David's HealthCare, and the growing UT Austin academic medical presence, round out the clinical landscape and often serve as the entry point for medically supervised detox. If you are weighing which level of care fits your situation, our overview of addiction treatment options walks through how programs differ.

The most important local context for anyone seeking help in Austin is the fentanyl-driven overdose crisis of the past several years. Travis County recorded 486 accidental overdose deaths in 2023, its worst year on record, before a coordinated public health response helped bring that number down to 380 in 2024, a 22 percent drop.

Fentanyl remains the single largest driver of those deaths, which is why many local programs now build medication-assisted treatment and overdose education directly into intake. Understanding fentanyl overdose risk matters here more than in most parts of the country.

Geography shapes access in Austin the way it does across Central Texas. Most residential and detox facilities cluster in the urban core and along the I-35 and MoPac corridors, while suburban communities in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, and Kyle feed into the same regional system. Some people commute 30 to 45 minutes for outpatient sessions, and confirming intake hours and insurance before you drive out can save a wasted trip.

Austin is the Travis County seat, part of the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown metro

Central Health (public hospital district) and Integral Care (local mental health authority) anchor safety-net care

Fentanyl is the leading cause of local overdose deaths, though 2024 saw the first significant decline in years

62 facilities tracked locally, concentrated in the urban core and along I-35 and MoPac

Cost of Rehab in Austin

There is no single published price for rehab in Austin because cost depends on the level of care, the length of stay, and whether a program is private, nonprofit, or publicly funded. The most useful benchmark is the statewide average for each type of care in Texas. These figures represent the full cost of an episode of care without insurance, and most people pay considerably less once insurance, Medicaid, or sliding-scale discounts are applied.

As the fourth-largest metro in Texas, Austin tends to sit at or slightly above these statewide averages for private-pay residential care, especially at facilities offering private rooms or added amenities, because urban operating costs run higher.

On the other end, publicly funded and nonprofit programs in Travis County cost a fraction of the private-pay figures, and several do not turn people away for inability to pay. If cost is your main concern, checking your coverage first through verifying your rehab benefits is usually the fastest way to narrow the field. The gap between an inpatient program and outpatient care is wide enough that level of care is often the biggest single factor in what you will actually pay.

Level of care detox and inpatient cost far more than outpatient

Length of program 30, 60, or 90 days

Insurance status and in-network availability

Facility type private, nonprofit, or publicly funded

Amenities and room type

How to Pay for Rehab in Austin

Across the 62 Austin-area facilities in our directory, the majority accept some combination of self-payment, private insurance, and public coverage. Payment options are one of the first things to confirm when you call, because acceptance varies widely from one program to the next. The counts below reflect how many local facilities report accepting each option.

Because no two plans cover addiction treatment the same way, it is worth understanding how each payment path works before you commit to a program.

Medicare

Ten Austin-area facilities in our directory accept Medicare. Both Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans cover medically necessary substance use treatment, including inpatient detox, hospital-based residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, standard outpatient counseling, and FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder.

Coinsurance, deductibles, and prior authorization rules vary by plan, and Advantage plans usually require in-network providers. For a fuller walk-through of how Medicare covers addiction treatment, review your coverage before choosing a facility.

Medicaid

Sixteen local facilities accept Texas Medicaid, which is delivered through managed care plans including STAR, STAR+PLUS, STAR Kids, and Traditional Medicaid. Covered services generally include outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization, residential treatment with prior authorization, and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. Coverage details and authorization requirements depend on your specific plan, so confirm both your plan type and the facility's participation when you call.

Military Benefits

Six Austin facilities accept TRICARE, and veterans have an additional path through the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Austin VA Outpatient Clinic and the Austin Vet Center both connect eligible veterans to substance use treatment, sometimes at no cost. See our rehab resources for veterans and military for more on eligibility and what is covered.

Insurance and Private Pay

Forty-five facilities accept private health insurance and 54 accept self-payment, making these the two most widely accepted options in Austin. Under federal parity rules, insurers that cover behavioral health must do so on terms comparable to medical and surgical care, but the specifics, deductibles, copays, day limits, and in-network requirements differ by plan. Confirming benefits directly with both your insurer and the facility avoids surprise bills.

Other Low-Cost Options

Beyond insurance, 13 Austin facilities report offering financial assistance, 11 offer financing, and 8 use sliding-scale fees based on income. These options can bring the cost of care within reach for people who are uninsured or underinsured.

Free Treatment Programs

No Austin facilities in our directory report offer fully free treatment to all clients, but publicly funded care is available. Integral Care, the county's local mental health authority, provides substance use services regardless of ability to pay, and scholarship funding can offset costs at some private programs. Our guide to rehab scholarships explains how to find and apply for that kind of aid.

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Levels of Care Available in Austin

Austin's 62 facilities provide a full continuum of addiction care, from 25 medical detox programs and 28 inpatient rehabs through 47 outpatient clinics and 37 dual diagnosis programs. The right starting point depends on the severity of the substance use, whether medically supervised withdrawal is needed, and how much day-to-day structure a person requires.

Medical detox is the supervised first step for anyone physically dependent on alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines, where withdrawal can be dangerous without medical support. Austin has 25 programs offering this level of care. Learn more about what to expect from medical detox.

Inpatient and residential rehab provide 24-hour care in a live-in setting, which suits people who need to step away from triggers and focus fully on early recovery. With 28 programs locally, residential treatment is well represented in the Austin market.

Outpatient and partial hospitalization programs let people live at home while attending scheduled treatment, ranging from part-time counseling to near-daily structured care. Austin's 47 outpatient clinics and 5 partial hospitalization programs make outpatient rehab and intensive outpatient programs the most accessible options for those balancing work or family.

Dual diagnosis care treats a substance use disorder alongside a co-occurring mental health condition such as depression or anxiety. With 37 local programs equipped for this, it is one of the deeper specialty areas in Austin.

Sober living homes offer structured, substance-free housing for people transitioning out of treatment. Austin has 15 such homes, which pair well with rehab aftercare, supporting long-term recovery.

Specialty Programs in Austin

Many Austin facilities tailor care to specific populations, which can make a meaningful difference in how comfortable and effective treatment feels. The counts below reflect programs in our directory that report each specialty focus.

With 43 programs, alcohol remains the most commonly treated substance in Austin, consistent with statewide patterns where alcohol use disorder affects more people than any other single substance. The 31 programs focused on opioid use disorder reflect the community's response to the fentanyl crisis.

Austin also has strong young adult representation, with 42 programs, and dedicated tracks for men and women. Veterans can find focused support at the 5 military programs and through rehab resources for veterans and military, while the 4 LGBTQ+ affirming addiction care programs serve a community that makes up a notable share of Austin's population.

Free and Low-Cost Rehab Resources in Austin

Austin has one of the most developed networks of free and low-cost recovery support in Texas, built up in large part through the county's response to the overdose crisis. The organizations below provide crisis support, harm reduction supplies, and treatment connections, regardless of your ability to pay. If you or someone close to you is in immediate danger, call 911. For emotional crisis and crisis support, help is available around the clock.

Crisis Lines

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988, available 24/7 for anyone in emotional distress or a substance use crisis. https://988lifeline.org/
Integral Care 24/7 Crisis Helpline — 512-472-4357 (472-HELP). Travis County's local mental health authority connects callers to mobile crisis outreach, urgent care, and ongoing substance use treatment. https://integralcare.org/en/247-crisis-helpline/
SAMHSA National Helpline — 1-800-662-4357 (662-HELP). Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information service. https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/helplines/national-helpline

County and Community Services

Austin Travis County Integral Care — 512-472-4357. Provides substance use and mental health services on a sliding scale and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance; offers help even when a person cannot pay. https://integralcare.org/en/home-3/
Central Health — centralhealth.net. The public hospital district for Travis County funds care for low-income and uninsured residents through the Medical Access Program (MAP) and related coverage. https://www.centralhealth.net/

Harm Reduction

Texas Harm Reduction Alliance — 512-585-7145, 1803 E Cesar Chavez St, Austin. Drop-in center and street outreach providing free naloxone (Narcan), fentanyl test strips, safer-use supplies, wound care, peer support, and linkage to medication-assisted treatment. https://harmreductiontx.org/
Community Medical Services — 512-339-9757, 305 Ferguson Dr, Austin. Opioid treatment program offering methadone and buprenorphine for opioid use disorder. https://communitymedicalservices.org/locations/addiction-treatment-austin-texas-on-ferguson/

Veterans and Military

Austin VA Outpatient Clinic — 512-823-4000, 7901 Metropolis Dr, Austin. Part of the Central Texas Veterans Health Care System; provides substance use and mental health care for eligible veterans. https://www.va.gov/central-texas-health-care/locations/austin-va-clinic/
Austin Vet Center — Confidential counseling for veterans, service members, and families, including connection to substance use treatment. Veterans Crisis Line: call 988 and press 1. https://www.va.gov/austin-vet-center/

Family and Safety Support

SAFE Alliance SAFEline — 512-267-7233 (267-SAFE), text 737-888-7233. 24-hour support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, which frequently intersects with substance use. See our support for survivors of abuse for more.

Drug and Alcohol Use Statistics in Austin

The clearest picture of substance use in Austin comes from the Travis County Medical Examiner's annual report, which tracks accidental overdose deaths. After 2023 set a grim record, 2024 marked the first significant decline in years, an improvement county officials attribute largely to widespread naloxone distribution and harm reduction efforts. Even so, deaths remain far above where they stood before the fentanyl wave arrived.

Fentanyl continues to drive the crisis, though its share of deaths is shrinking. It was involved in 56 percent of all Travis County drug deaths in 2023 but fell to 47 percent in 2024, a sign that both the absolute number and the proportion of fentanyl-involved deaths are declining.

Polysubstance use is the norm rather than the exception: 58 percent of drug deaths in 2024 involved more than one substance, and more than half of fentanyl deaths also involved methamphetamine. These patterns underscore why fentanyl addiction and overdose risk shape so much of the local treatment approach.

The county's response has been substantial. Since 2021, Travis County has allocated nearly $5 million in federal and local funds to methadone treatment, peer recovery support, and naloxone distribution, and it distributed more than 14,000 naloxone doses in 2024 alone.

Local advocates caution that this progress depends on continued funding, some of which relies on grants that have faced federal cuts. Compared with national trends tracked in broader substance use statistics, Travis County's turnaround stands out, but officials emphasize that deaths remain well above pre-2020 levels.

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