Rehab Centers Accepting Medicaid

LRADAC, the Behavioral Health Center of the Midlands, is a non-profit substance use treatment provider in Columbia, South Carolina, with residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient programs. Services cover adults and young adults, including people with co-occurring mental health conditions, and include cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma-focused counseling. Buprenorphine is available for opioid use disorder, and Medicaid and Medicare are accepted.

The Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center of Saint Clair County provides withdrawal management, residential, intensive outpatient and outpatient care for substance use disorders in East Saint Louis, Illinois. The non-profit center serves adults and young adults, including veterans and people with co-occurring mental health conditions, and offers methadone and buprenorphine for opioid use disorder alongside cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted.

Phoenix House is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment provider in Calumet, Michigan, serving the Western Upper Peninsula since 1973. Its Calumet location offers a men's residential program, substance abuse assessments, and outpatient counseling.

Plainview Serenity Center, Inc. operates a substance use treatment location at 1324 35th Street in Lubbock, Texas. SAMHSA's 2026 listing records outpatient and intensive outpatient care with medication-assisted treatment, serving women, men, and young adults, with Medicaid and Medicare accepted.

Camelot of Staten Island runs a male intensive residential program for substance use disorder in Staten Island, New York, operated by the non-profit Camelot Counseling. Care covers adults and young adults, including veterans and people with co-occurring mental health conditions, and includes cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma-focused counseling. Buprenorphine is available for opioid use disorder.

Centerstone of Illinois in West Frankfort is an outpatient rehab, providing a mix of addiction and mental health services for adults and teenager. This provider does treat opioid addiction.

Extremely affordable residential drug and alcohol treatment for men and women. Three phase long term program of transitional recovery.

A 3-9 month sober living program for detoxed adult men. All men must work, stay sober, and participate in the offered therapies and classes.

High Desert Child, Adolescent & Family Services Center, Inc. is a behavioral health provider with offices in Victorville, Barstow and Yucca Valley. The Barstow site at 225 Barstow Road offers individual therapy, outpatient and intensive outpatient group counseling, telecounseling and perinatal services for children, adolescents and adults.

Serenity House is a residential treatment program and inpatient detox provider, with separate housing for males and females. It offers different styles of accommodation based on a patient’s needs. 12 steps based treatment, accepts private insurance.

The Family Re-Entry Program provides transitional off-site housing in individual, furnished, two-bedroom apartments for parents and children in treatment, with 24-hour supervision and full access to Odyssey House program services, including intensive substance abuse education and counseling.

Lutheran Social Services of Illinois in Chicago is a treatment facility and inpatient rehab for men and women/ boys and girls.

The Empowerment Center is a 36-bed facility dedicated to serving women in Washoe County, Nevada. It is a state licensed facility close to city bus lines, shopping, and employment centers.

Crossroads Arcadia Center is a nonprofit Crossroads, Inc. campus on East Thomas Road in Phoenix, Arizona. Crossroads' residential campuses run the organization's 45-day program of counseling, psychoeducational groups, and 12-step and SMART Recovery meetings; this campus also hosts on-site recovery meetings. Aetna, AHCCCS (Medicaid), Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Healthcare, and Humana are among accepted payers.