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This page covers treatment centers Houston listings from SAMHSA. It includes 64 facilities within 25 miles, with some in nearby cities. You can compare programs by level of care and payment options.

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Compare treatment centers Houston

  • Level of care

    Match the program to the person's needs. Detox is for managing withdrawal, residential provides 24-hour structure, and outpatient works for those with stable housing. When you compare the 64 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Houston, then look for a center that offers the level of care recommended after an assessment.

  • Payment and insurance

    Costs vary widely. Ask whether the center accepts Medicaid, private insurance, or offers a sliding scale. If you need Medicaid, then confirm which of the Houston treatment centers listed by SAMHSA accept it before you call. Verify benefits with the center and your insurer.

  • Special services

    Look for dual diagnosis care if there is a co-occurring mental health condition. Medication-assisted treatment with suboxone or other medications may be available for opioid use disorder. Among the drug rehab centers in Houston, some provide dual diagnosis and suboxone, so ask each program directly.

  • Location and logistics

    Consider distance from home and transportation. A center in Katy or Sugar Land may be more convenient for some families. If you live outside the city, then check the 64 facilities within 25 miles, including those in Pasadena and Humble. Ask about visiting hours and daily travel for outpatient.

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The directory on this site covers treatment centers in Houston and the surrounding area. According to SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings from November 2026, there are 64 facilities within 25 miles of the city. Most are in Houston itself, but there are also listings for Pasadena (4), Katy (3), Sugar Land (3), Richmond (2), Deer Park (1), Alvin (1), Humble (1), and one in the #360 Sugar Land area. Each listing shows the facility name, address, phone number, and the types of services offered, such as detox, residential, outpatient, or medication-assisted treatment. Listings also indicate whether the program accepts Medicaid or offers dual diagnosis care.

This website offers no treatment and makes no diagnoses. The helpline, through trained advisors, connects callers with licensed treatment providers. Calls are free, remain private, and place no obligation on you. Advisors can assist you in checking availability and coverage at specific centers.

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Common questions

Where can I find free sober living in Houston?

The SAMHSA listings include 64 facilities within 25 miles of Houston. Some may offer low-cost or free options through Medicaid or state funding. However, sober living is not always listed separately. The helpline can help you identify programs that accept Medicaid or offer sliding-scale fees. Always confirm costs directly with the center.

How long do people stay in rehab facilities?

The length of a person's stay is determined by the level of care and individual needs. Detox can last from a couple of days to a week at most, while residential programs commonly run 30 to 90 days. Outpatient care may go on for several months. Among the 64 listed facilities, program duration varies, so inquire with each center about its typical timeline. SAMHSA observes that longer engagement can lead to better outcomes.

Who pays for a rehab facility?

Payment sources include private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay. In Texas, Medicaid may cover some substance use treatment services. Of the 64 facilities listed, some accept Medicaid. The helpline can help you check coverage, but it does not promise admission or payment. Always verify benefits with the facility and your insurer.

What are the different types of rehab?

Detox, residential, outpatient, and medication-assisted treatment are the main types. Detox addresses withdrawal; residential means 24-hour care; outpatient provides therapy while you live at home. The 64 Houston-area listings include a mix of these. Some centers also treat substance use alongside mental health needs through dual diagnosis care. The helpline can explain how these differ and help you locate programs that fit.

Do you have to qualify for rehab?

Most programs require an assessment to determine the right level of care, but no single qualification is universal. Of the 64 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the Houston area, some accept Medicaid, while others require private insurance or self-pay. The helpline is able to assist you in learning what each center requires. Admission is not assured.

What the phone line can do for you

The helpline is available 24/7 and connects you with certified counselors who can discuss treatment centers in Houston. Advisors do not provide medical advice or diagnose. They can check availability and insurance coverage at SAMHSA-listed facilities. You get a private and free call and you are not required to commit to anything. If you are unsure where to start, a conversation can help clarify options.

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