Alcohol & Drug Rehabs in Vermont

Search Vermont addiction treatment centers including 75 outpatient rehabs, 34 inpatient rehabs and 26 detox clinics. We'll also answer common drug rehab FAQs including how much addiction treatment costs, substance abuse statistics, and important drug laws.

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390 River Street

Springfield, VT 05156

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My psychological medical practice in Vermont helps residents facing mental health challenges and substance abuse disorders simultaneously. Both conditions are influenced by similar childhood experiences, trauma, and socioeconomic circumstances, so it’s not surprising that they so often appear together.

According to the Vermont Department of Health, 61% of adult Vermonters use alcohol while 26% have a depression diagnosis, and both of these are higher rates than the national averages. Access to local services is scarce, especially in rural areas.

Months-long waiting lists are common for mental health services, and fragmented treatment approaches that don’t manage dual diagnoses are not sufficient to change residents’ lives. Our communities deserve comprehensive recovery services addressing addiction’s root causes.

~ Sergio Valencia, MD, MS

How Much Does Drug Rehab Cost in Vermont?

Vermont is ranked 35th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of drug and alcohol rehab of $57,667 (without insurance).

  • Medical detox is the most expensive, with an average cost of $142,170
  • Long-term inpatient drug rehab in Vermont costs an average of $50,888
  • Outpatient addiction treatment in Vermont costs an average of $8,456
  • Outpatient methadone treatment is the most affordable, with an average cost of $7,513

How to Pay for Drug Rehab in Vermont

As of 2024, there were over 50 drug rehab facilities across the state of Vermont. These facilities accept several payment methods. Of those treatment facilities, the following numbers reflect how many accept their respective payment methods:

Private Pay + Insurance

To help pay for treatment in Vermont, many facilities accept health insurance. Some also allow you to self pay. Each insurance plan is different in what specific type of rehab that it will cover. It is important to talk with your insurance provider to understand in and out of network benefits and coverage.

Some of the major private insurance carriers in Vermont include:

  • United Healthcare
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont
  • MVP Healthcare

Medicaid and Medicare

Medicaid covers a variety of addiction treatment options in Vermont. It can be used for addiction treatment services like detox and outpatient rehab. With Medicaid and Medicare, you might be responsible for a copay.

There might also be some limitations on what these insurance programs can cover regarding substance use treatment.

Military Insurance

If you are a veteran or have military insurance such as TRICARE, the cost of substance use treatment can be covered. TRICARE covers a variety of services such as inpatient care, medication assisted treatment, outpatient services, partial hospitalization programs and residential care. Vermont also has grant funding available for active duty military personnel to obtain substance use treatment.

Tribal Funding/Programs

The purpose of the Tribal Opioid Response Grant is to help address the rise in opioid use within tribal communities. This has helped with the lack of access to treatment and has increased access to culturally appropriate and evidence based treatment. There are no specific programs in Vermont related to additional tribal funding other than the national response grant.

Other Low-cost Options

Each rehab is different, and low cost options can vary between each one. Some programs may offer financial aid such as scholarships to help pay for treatment. Others may offer a sliding payment scale based on income. It is important to talk with your provider to see what options they offer when it comes to paying for or accessing treatment.

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Kerry Nenn is a full-time writer whose 10 published books include self-improvement and children’s titles. She has written and edited extensively in the addiction/recovery and nonprofit sectors. She also contributes regularly to international journal publications and industry-leading websites. Her work has received awards locally and nationally.