Alcohol & Drug Rehabs in Houston, Texas

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Volunteers of America Outpatient Treatment Program Houston

Volunteers of America Outpatient Treatment Program Houston

4808 Yale Street

Houston, TX 77018

713-460-0781 Outpatient   N/A  
Texas House

Texas House

2208 West 34th Street

Houston, TX 77018

713-956-6337 Inpatient   N/A  
Gateway to Sobriety

Gateway to Sobriety

7445 Park Place Boulevard

Houston, TX 77087

Inpatient   Outpatient   N/A  
Positive Recovery Centers Energy Corridor

Positive Recovery Centers Energy Corridor

14825 Saint Marys Lane # 122

Houston, TX 77079

Outpatient   Medicaid   Private  

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Expert Insights

There are undeniable results that come with living in a border state, especially in 2023. With fentanyl pouring across the border in record numbers, you can’t ignore a spike in the number of news stories announcing something like “border agents seize thousands of pounds of deadly fentanyl.” Knowing that our law enforcement agents are doing their job tends to make us feel a lot safer, at least it used to. It’s important to understand just how much fentanyl is being illegally smuggled into the United States at this point. While lives are certainly being saved when agents stop these drugs from finding their way onto the streets, the cartels could lose multiple daily shipments weighing thousands of pounds and never miss a beat.

~ Natalie Baker

Low-Cost and Free Drug Rehab Centers in Houston

Houston offers many low-cost and free options across the city and in Harris County. Some programs can offer free or low-cost care because they receive government funding. Free rehabs are available to low-income individuals and those with no health insurance. The facilities typically require proof of residence in Texas and need some information about your addiction status and proof of income to grant admission.

In addition to choosing a state-funded rehab, there are other ways to help pay to make it more accessible and affordable, including:

  • Choosing a treatment center or detox center that offers a sliding scale and payment plans/financing options
  • Applying for scholarships and grants
  • Applying for grants offered through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
  • Fundraising and crowdfunding

Resources

  1. Texas Health and Human Services. (January 2020). Addressing Substance Use in Texas PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCY ACTION PLAN.
  2. Kaiser Family Foundation. (2022). Mental Health in Texas.
  3. National Library of Medicine. (April 2022). Opiate and Opioid Withdrawal.
  4. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2022). MAT Medications, Counseling, and Related Conditions.

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