The Right Step - Houston Central

Location is important when choosing a recovery program for alcohol and drug addiction. When a person is in need of help and commits to getting treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction, it is a decision that will change their life for the better. Having family and friends involved helps ensure a positive outcome. To accommodate anyone who needs treatment, virtually anywhere in the state, The Right Step offers an expansive network of treatment centers conveniently located throughout Texas.

Our Houston Central location offers multiple levels of care for those seeking help with their addiction to drugs or alcohol. We offer a broad range of alcohol rehab and addiction treatment programs and services customized to fit each individual's needs. Our experienced and caring clinical staff works closely with each individual to determine the best program for him or her. This is a unique aspect of The Right Step in that programming remains consistent within our system of services.

This location offers Prometa, a medication and therapy treatment that helps curb addiction to alcohol and stimulants, as a supplement to Right Step treatment protocol.

The decision to seek treatment for drug and alcohol addiction can be difficult. The Right Step streamlines the admission process, eliminating unnecessary stress and uncertainty. Our caring staff makes every effort to make the decision to get help an easy one.

If you or your loved one needs help for drug or alcohol addiction, the road to recovery starts now – with three easy steps:

1. Call us. A caring intake specialist is ready to take down your details and set up a free consultation with our admissions department. Our toll-free telephone number is 866.954.0324.

2. Don't let prospective costs stop you from calling. Our staff will inform you of any out-of-pocket expenses that may occur during the course of treatment. We work with many insurance companies to make treatment as affordable as possible.

3. Pay us a visit. You or your loved one will meet with an admissions counselor to determine which level of treatment is most appropriate.