Find Low Cost Drug Rehabs in the U.S.

Addiction treatment should be available to everyone. We've compiled a list of free and low-cost drug rehab centers and addiction nonprofits so you can find affordable care, no matter where you are.

Kentucky Nonprofit Opens Family Treatment Site in Owensboro
For a mother who needs residential treatment, the first question is often not about cost. It is about who will keep the children. A new nonprofit program in western Kentucky removes that question, and it is one of a small number of low-cost rehabs in Kentucky where a mother can...
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Medicaid Rehab Coverage Falls Short for Co-Occurring Care
If you are counting on Medicaid rehab coverage to pay for treatment that handles both opioid use and a mental health condition, new research points to a gap worth understanding. The treatment itself is covered. A large share of the staff time behind it is not, and that gap lands...
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Lack of Addiction Treatment Records Could Threaten Your Medicaid
There is an exemption in the new Medicaid work requirements for people with substance use disorders. On paper that should protect the people most likely to need addiction treatment. In practice, claiming it requires documentation that many of those same people do not have, which is why knowing where to...
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Federal Grants Put $281 Million Into Community Recovery Care
If you have been priced out of treatment, federal grant news usually feels like something happening to other people. This round is worth a second look, because most of the $281 million SAMHSA just put on the table funds exactly the kind of free and low-cost treatment that exists when...
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