ADAPT Programs – Texas City

ADAPT Programs Texas City is a CARF accredited addiction treatment center located in Texas City, Texas about an hour’s drive from central Houston. They provide a complete compendium of flexible outpatient services to help people break free from substance use disorder without foregoing obligations such as work and family responsibilities.

If you’re struggling with pain or a co-occurring mental illness alongside addiction, you can get support for that here, too. They accept many insurance providers and have helpful self pay options including financial assistance and a sliding fee scale for those who qualify.

A Safe, Supportive Environment With Exceptional Staff

Numerous current and former clients of ADAPT Programs Texas City say their experience at this alcohol and drug rehab has been life-changing, equipping them with the tools and knowledge needed to live healthful, fulfilling, and substance-free lives. They also applaud the caring, supportive staff, particularly counselors who are dedicated to their work and genuinely invested in their clients’ wellbeing and success.

“I've never endured something so loving, so special and so hard in my life. I wouldn't trade one moment of it away for anything,” one client said. “Exactly what I needed to get me back on track and, well, save my life.”

Personalized, Inclusive Care

Another thing that stands out to me about this rehab facility is that they offer personalized treatment plans and are responsive to people’s different needs. They recognize that recovery isn’t one size fits all, nor is it a linear process.

They appear to be very responsive to people’s distinct needs and work with clients to ensure they’re getting the most out of treatment.

Additionally, I like that they have specific programs for particular demographics whose needs may differ from others’. For instance, there are separate programs for adolescents, young adults, adults, and seniors.

There’s also programming for LGBTQIA+ people, pregnant and postpartum women, veterans and active duty military, those involved with the criminal justice system, people who have experienced trauma, and clients with HIV/AIDS. That’s huge because many people in these communities face additional challenges during the recovery process, and may need extra, specialized support.