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Accreditations and Licenses We Check Providers Against

Every facility in our directory holds a current state license — that is the minimum standard for a listing. Beyond licensing, we look for accreditations, certifications and memberships from the organizations below, and show them on the listing where a facility holds them.

The Joint Commission

The Joint Commission

CARF International

CARF International

LegitScript Certified

LegitScript

National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers

NAATP

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

SAMHSA

American Society of Addiction Medicine

ASAM

National Provider Identifier registry

NPI Registry

These organizations do not endorse, sponsor, or certify RehabSeekers. Their names and logos are used solely to identify the accreditations, licenses, and standards we check listed providers against. Read how our verification works →

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Where Our Listing Data Comes From

Looking for treatment, whether for yourself or someone you love, is one of the hardest things a person ever has to do. The last thing you should have to worry about is whether a listing is genuine. Here is exactly where our data comes from and what we do to keep it accurate.

Built on public licensing records

Most listings begin with SAMHSA's federal treatment locator and state licensing records — the same public sources regulators maintain. Facilities can also write to us and ask to be added, and those go through the same licensing checks before they appear.

Reviewed by our team, listing by listing

More than 1,000 listings have been checked by hand, and our reviewers work through more each month. Manual review means someone on our team has confirmed the licensing details against the source record rather than trusting the feed.

Facilities can check their own page

We write to facilities and invite them to review their own listing and tell us what we have wrong. Corrections come straight from the people who run the programs, which catches the things a public record never shows.

You reach the facility directly

Every listing links to the facility's own contact details, and we are not owned by any treatment provider. No call-center middlemen quietly routing you elsewhere, just a direct line to the people who can help.

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List Your Facility on RehabSeekers.com

If you are a facility owner or representative, you can get your rehab center and treatment services listed. Find out how to get your treatment facility listed.

Aligned With National Standards in Addiction Care

Every facility we list is measured against the benchmarks that define quality treatment. We look for accreditation from The Joint Commission, adherence to the clinical placement criteria published by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), and the ethical standards upheld by members of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP).

Ready to take the next step? The federal treatment locator at FindTreatment.gov offers free, confidential help finding care near you, while accredited providers such as APEX Recovery Tennessee deliver the evidence-based programs these standards are built to protect.

Kratom laws are changing fast — know where your state stands

Kratom is legal to buy under federal law, but the map underneath is shifting faster than it has in years. Nine states plus Washington, D.C. now ban it outright, with Tennessee and Kansas the newest to take effect on July 1, 2026, and Connecticut and Louisiana not far behind. California sits in its own category, with a state commercial ban and city ordinances but no criminal-possession law, while Rhode Island just became the first state ever to reverse a ban and move to a regulated market. Our kratom bans by state tracker keeps the dates and statutes current, verified against primary sources.

Here is the part that matters most: a ban changes where you can buy kratom, not where you can get help. Because kratom acts on the same opioid receptors as prescription painkillers, stopping abruptly — especially when a ban cuts off supply overnight — can trigger real withdrawal, and the risk climbs with concentrated 7-OH products. Treatment, including medication-assisted options and structured programs, is available and often covered by insurance whether or not kratom is legal where you live. Find your state in the full state-by-state guide, and reach out whenever you are ready.

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