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Find Your Recovery

A free treatment matching service that helps people find accredited addiction and mental health treatment facilities, including options that accept Medicaid or no insurance. Calling is free and confidential, with no obligation to enter treatment.

Who it serves:

People seeking treatment for substance use or co-occurring mental health conditions, and families looking for help for a loved one.

Cost:

Free matching service. Treatment costs depend on the facility and your coverage.

Eligibility:

None to use the matching service.

Availability:

Nationwide

• Addiction Treatment Referral Services
• Detox and Withdrawal Management

Find a Health Center

Health Resources and Services Administration

Locate community health centers that provide primary care and behavioral health on a sliding fee scale, and that serve people regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

Who it serves:

Anyone, including uninsured people and people with Medicaid.

Cost:

Sliding fee scale based on income

Eligibility:

Sites serve all patients regardless of ability to pay. Specific services vary by site.

Availability:

Nationwide, with sites in most communities

• Standard Outpatient Treatment
• Free and Low-Cost Treatment

FindTreatment.gov

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

The federal treatment locator. Search licensed facilities by location, type of care, payment options, age groups, and services such as medication treatment.

Who it serves:

Anyone looking for treatment facilities in the United States.

Cost:

Free to search

Eligibility:

None to search.

Availability:

Nationwide

• Addiction Treatment Referral Services
• Detox and Withdrawal Management

Indian Health Service

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Health services for American Indian and Alaska Native people, including behavioral health and substance use treatment at many facilities.

Who it serves:

Members of federally recognized tribes and other eligible individuals.

Cost:

Varies by facility and eligibility

Eligibility:

Set by each facility; generally based on tribal membership and eligibility criteria.

Availability:

Nationwide through IHS and tribal facilities

• Free and Low-Cost Treatment
• Standard Outpatient Treatment

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

Research-based information on alcohol use disorder, including treatment options, medication, and what to expect from withdrawal.

Who it serves:

The public, patients, families, and health professionals.

Cost:

Free

Eligibility:

None.

Availability:

Nationwide

• Standard Outpatient Treatment
• Medication for Substance Use Disorders

National Institute on Drug Abuse

Research-based information on substance use, treatment, and recovery, written for the public as well as professionals.

Who it serves:

The public, patients, families, and health professionals.

Cost:

Free

Eligibility:

None.

Availability:

Nationwide

• Medication for Substance Use Disorders
• Standard Outpatient Treatment

VA Substance Use Disorder Treatment

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Substance use treatment through the VA, including outpatient care, residential programs, and medication treatment. You do not need a service-connected disability to receive care for substance use.

Who it serves:

Veterans and, in some programs, active-duty service members.

Cost:

Varies by eligibility and priority group; substance use care is widely available

Eligibility:

Veteran status with qualifying service, determined by VA. Enrollment is required.

Availability:

Nationwide through VA medical centers and clinics

• Veterans' Addiction Resources
• Standard Outpatient Treatment