Programs and Levels of Care Sitemap
Treatment is organized by intensity, and the right starting point is the one that is clinically safe rather than the one that feels manageable. Physical dependence usually means detox first. Someone stable but struggling may do well with weekly outpatient sessions while keeping their job and home routine.
Most people move through several levels rather than picking one. Outcomes improve when residential care steps down into structured outpatient support and then sober living, so ask about aftercare before admission. Each program below links to its listing page and, where it exists, its insurance and Medicaid variants.
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Starting treatment
Where care usually begins when withdrawal or medical stability is the immediate concern.
Medically supervised withdrawal, usually the first step for alcohol, opioid and benzodiazepine dependence. Programs cover hospital, residential and outpatient settings and most connect to the next level of care.
All detox centers listingsDetox by Substance
- Alcohol Detox ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Ativan Detox Program
- Benzodiazepine Detox ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Buprenorphine-Assisted DetoxInsuranceMedicaid
- Carfentanil Detox Program
- Clonidine and Lofexidine DetoxInsuranceMedicaid
- Cocaine Detox ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Codeine Detox Program
- Crack Cocaine Detox Program
- Crystal Meth Detox Program
- Designer Benzodiazepine Detox Program
- Fentanyl Detox Program
- Fentanyl Patch Detox Program
- Heroin Detox Program
- Hydrocodone Detox Program
- Hydromorphone Detox Program
- Klonopin Detox Program
- Librium Detox Program
- Methadone-Assisted Detox
- Methamphetamine Detox ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Morphine Detox Program
- Nitazene Detox Program
- Norco Detox Program
- Opioid Detox ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- OxyContin Detox Program
- Oxycodone Detox Program
- Oxymorphone Detox Program
- Percocet Detox Program
- Restoril Detox Program
- Suboxone Detox Program
- Tramadol Detox Program
- Valium Detox Program
- Vicodin Detox Program
- Xanax Detox Program
Hospital-based treatment with round-the-clock medical and nursing staff. Suits unstable withdrawal, physical health complications and psychiatric symptoms that need close observation.
All inpatient rehab listingsFacilities recording same-day assessment with SAMHSA. Call before you travel, ask what to bring, and check whether detox is on site.
All walk-in rehab listings
Living at the facility
Programs where you stay on site, and the housing that follows them.
Live at the facility with a structured daily schedule of therapy, group work and medical review. Length varies from two weeks to several months.
All residential rehab listingsSubstance-free housing with house rules, shared responsibilities and usually a curfew. Sits between residential treatment and living independently again.
All sober living homes listingsFacilities that record an intensive level of care alongside a step-down option, so moving from detox or residential to outpatient happens without changing provider.
All rehab transfers listings
Treatment from home
Scheduled care while you keep your job, home and daily routine.
Treatment on a schedule while you live at home, from a few counseling hours a week to structured day programs. Includes PHP, IOP and MAT clinics.
- Evening Treatment
- Intensive Outpatient ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Outpatient MAT Clinic
- Outpatient MAT Clinic That Takes InsuranceMedicaid
- Partial Hospitalization ProgramInsuranceMedicaid
- Weekend
Counseling, group sessions, psychiatric review and buprenorphine prescribing delivered by video. Withdrawal management still needs in-person care.
All online rehab and telehealth listings
Approach and aftercare
Treatment philosophy and what happens once the intensive phase ends.
What happens after intensive treatment ends: discharge planning, ongoing counseling, recurrence prevention and overdose education.
- Continuing Care
- Discharge Planning
- Overdose Prevention Education
- Post-Treatment Follow-Up
- Recurrence Prevention
Providers that did not record 12-step facilitation with SAMHSA, usually relying on CBT, motivational interviewing or SMART Recovery instead.
All non-12-step rehab listingsFacilities stating they do not use medication for opioid or alcohol use disorder. Ask how residents already on buprenorphine or naltrexone are handled.
All abstinence-based rehab listings
Not sure which level of care fits? A clinical assessment is the reliable way to find out. Start from where you live and compare what each facility carries.
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