Detox Centers: These facilities provide medical supervision and support for individuals undergoing withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. They focus on stabilizing the patient's physical condition and managing withdrawal symptoms.

Residential Treatment Centers: Also known as inpatient treatment centers, these facilities offer 24/7 care and support in a structured environment. Patients reside at the center for the duration of their treatment, which typically lasts several weeks to several months. Residential treatment provides a comprehensive approach to recovery, combining therapy, counseling, education, and support.

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP): PHPs provide intensive treatment during the day while allowing patients to return home or to a sober living facility at night. This level of care is suitable for individuals who require structured treatment but do not need 24-hour supervision. CLICK HERE to learn more about PHP programs.

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): IOPs offer a step-down level of care for individuals who have completed residential treatment or who require more structured care than traditional outpatient therapy. Patients attend therapy and therapeutic activities for several hours each day, multiple days per week. CLICK HERE to learn more about IOP programs.

Outpatient Treatment Centers: These centers provide therapy and support services on an outpatient basis, allowing patients to live at home while receiving treatment. Outpatient treatment is suitable for individuals with mild to moderate addiction or those who have completed higher levels of care.

Sober Living Homes: Also known as halfway houses, sober living homes provide a supportive living environment for individuals in recovery. Residents are typically required to abide by house rules, attend support group meetings, and contribute to household chores. Sober living homes offer a transitional step between inpatient treatment and independent living. CLICK HERE to learn more about sober living homes.

Aftercare Programs: Aftercare programs provide ongoing support and resources for individuals who have completed a formal treatment program. These programs may include support group meetings, individual counseling, and ongoing education about addiction and recovery.