Free & Low-Cost Drug Rehabs in Winfield, Alabama

Name	Address	Description	Treatment	Insurance
Phoenix House Tuscaloosa	700 35th Avenue Tuscaloosa, AL 35401	Phoenix House Tuscaloosa is a nonprofit residential addiction treatment program in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Serving men and women throughout Alabama, Phoenix House is a 40 ... more details ›	OutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercareSober Living+2	MedicareFinancial AidFinancial AidPayment+2
Indian Rivers Mental Health Center Tuscaloosa	2209 9th St Tuscaloosa, AL 35401		DetoxInpatientOutpatient+1	PrivatePayment
Bradford Health Services — Bradford at Warrior	1189 Allbritton Road Warrior, AL 35180	Bradford Health Services has a facility called Bradford at Warrior, located in Warrior, Alabama. Here, you'll have access to a range of services that will help support ... more details ›	DetoxInpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercare+3	TricarePrivatePayment+1
Indian Rivers Behavioral Health Tuscaloosa	3500 Skyland Boulevard East Tuscaloosa, AL 35405	Indian Rivers Behavioral Health has a clinic in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. It’s a nonprofit that treats patients with substance abuse disorders. They have intensive and ... more details ›	InpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercare+2	MedicaidMedicareFinancial AidTricarePrivatePayment+4
Wellstone Cullman Area Mental Health	1909 Commerce Avenue Northwest Cullman, AL 35055	Wellstone Cullman’s Area Mental Health site is a trusted resource for mental health care and addiction treatment in Cullman, Alabama. They actually have two ... more details ›	DetoxOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercare+2	MedicaidFinancial AidPrivatePayment+2
BHG Cullman Treatment Center	1912 Commerce Avenue Northwest Cullman, AL 35055	Located in Cullman, Alabama, BHG Cullman Treatment Center provides addiction treatment and mental health treatment to men and women struggling with substance use ... more details ›	DetoxOutpatientDual Diagnosis+1	Payment
BHG Shoals Treatment Center	3430 North Jackson Highway Sheffield, AL 35660	BHG Shoals Treatment Center in Sheffield, Alabama offers substance use treatment. They offer medication assisted treatment and intensive outpatient programs. They ... more details ›	DetoxOutpatientDual Diagnosis+1	MedicaidPrivatePayment+1
A Reprieve for Women Long Term Drug and Alcohol Rehab	14332 Alabama Highway 69 South Tuscaloosa, AL 35405		DetoxOutpatientDual Diagnosis+1	PrivatePayment
Renew Clinic – Bessemer	727 Memorial Dr Bessemer, AL 35022		DetoxInpatientOutpatient+1	PrivatePayment
The Foundry Ministries – Bessemer Men’s Program	1804 6th Avenue North Bessemer, AL 35020	The Foundry Ministries’ Bessemer Men’s Center is a faith based drug and alcohol rehab in Bessemer, Alabama. There’s a combo of inpatient (IP) and outpatient (OP) ... more details ›	InpatientDual DiagnosisSober Living+1	MedicaidMedicarePrivatePayment+2
The Foundry Worship Center	1800 5th Ave N Bessemer, AL 35020		DetoxInpatientOutpatient+1	PrivatePayment
Aletheia House Outpatient Treatment	201 Finley Avenue West Birmingham, AL 35204	Aletheia House is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment organization in Birmingham, Alabama. They are part of a network with services for people of all ages. The ... more details ›	InpatientOutpatientDual DiagnosisAftercareSober Living+3	MedicaidMedicareFinancial AidPrivatePayment+3
Royal Pines Center	5 Guinns Cove Rd Birmingham, AL 35079		DetoxInpatientOutpatient+1	PrivatePayment
Pearson Hall	2701 Jefferson Avenue Southwest Birmingham, AL 35211		DetoxInpatientDual DiagnosisAftercare+2	MedicaidFinancial AidFinancial AidPayment+2
Zukoski Center	601 Princeton Avenue Southwest Birmingham, AL 35211	The Zukoski Center of The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center is located in Birmingham, Alabama. Adult men and women can receive intensive outpatient services. ... more details ›	OutpatientDual Diagnosis	MedicaidFinancial AidPayment+1

Free Addiction Treatment Resources in Alabama

Community Resources & Nonprofits

11 resources

Recovery Resource Center

205-458-3377

The Recovery Resource Center offers comprehensive assessments, tailored referrals, peer support, and a variety of resources for those seeking help with addiction. They keep care accessible by accepting walk-ins but making an appointment is recommended for the best possible service. Because assessments may take up to two hours, new clients should arrive before 2:00 pm.

United Way 2-1-1 Connect

888-421-1266

Need a helping hand? United Way 2-1-1 Connect connects Alabama residents who dial 211 with a wide variety of social services. Callers can get connected to basic resources, such as food, clothing, and help with rent, utilities, and housing. You can also get help with health insurance enrollment, medical and addiction treatment, employment support, adult and elderly care, child care and support, and military and veteran services.

Recovery Organization of Support Specialist (ROSS)

844-307-1760

If you’re looking for help with addiction, The Recovery Organization of Support Specialists (ROSS) provides a wide range of services across the state, including a 24/7 helpline. All services are free of charge, including six community recovery centers, outreach programs, opioid treatment peer support, women’s programs, programs for justice-involved individuals, opioid overdose prevention training, and more.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center - Birmingham

800-728-7825

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers provide social service and substance abuse treatment through a spiritually based curriculum. Program participants must be adults ages 21 through 65 who are able to work and participate in program activities, including counseling and worship services.

SpectraCare Health Systems

800-951-4357

SpectraCare provides a free emergency services helpline as well as referral programs for the justice-involved and prevention services. They also have substance use treatment and integrated care for co-occurring mental health and addiction diagnoses in both inpatient and outpatient settings, which may be free if you have Medicaid coverage.

AIDS Alabama

205-324-9822

AIDS Alabama provides an addiction treatment outpatient program called LIBCAP. This program is for HIV-positive individuals with low income who have been diagnosed with a substance use disorder. LIBCAP offers individual and group counseling, case management, help with jobs and education, HIV education, and mental health assessments.

University of Alabama: Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services (CRIS)

205-348-2727

Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services (CRIS) at the University of Alabama provides multiple services to university students with substance use concerns. Services include prevention programs, exploration of consequences for high-risk behavior, and a supportive and safe environment for those seeking addiction recovery. CRIS has sober tailgates, educational outreach, recovery scholarships, and more.

Auburn University Substance Use Resources

334-844-0023

Auburn University Recreation and Wellness offers a wide variety of recovery resources for students in recovery from addiction. There is a Tiger Education Screening Initiative to help students reduce risky behavior, a substance use intervention team, services for alcohol and drug emergencies, and outreach presentations.

Samford University: Counseling Services

205-726-2011

Samford Counseling Services offers clinical insight and guidance to help students grow emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually. They have individual and group therapy, crisis support, educational programs, and referrals to additional treatment when necessary. Appointments are free of charge, but no-shows will charge $25 to your student account, so be sure to get the help you need!

PFLAG Auburn

202-467-8180

PFLAG is an LGBTQ+ support organization that offers peer-to-peer support through in person and virtual meetings, online outreach, and additional resources. The Auburn chapter is part of the national organization and provides support in the Eastern Alabama area.

Magic City Acceptance Center

205-407-8157

The MCAC provides a radically inclusive space for the LGBTQ community in 52 Alabama counties. They have in-person and virtual programs for individuals of all ages. These programs include outreach, training, consultation, and direct services. They host a Youth Pride Prom, an LGBTQ Book Club, Queer Crafter-Hours for adults 21+, and more.

Harm Reduction & Opioid Resources

3 resources

Goodworks of Huntsville

256-584-2402

Goodworks, located in Huntsville, provides judgment-free education, case management, community resources, and safe sex supplies. They also connect clients to requested medical and addiction treatment and help with social services enrollment. Services are available to all community members regardless of religious affiliation, housing status, income, gender, drug use, race, or sexual orientation.

NEXT Distro of Alabama

479-553-9459

NEXT Distro of Alabama provides naloxone (Narcan), crisis support, and harm reduction programs online and through the mail. They connect Alabama residents with local resources and can mail naloxone to those who cannot access it locally. Although syringe exchange programs are not permitted in Alabama, NEXT Distro continues to bridge the gap by connecting individuals with essential local resources for support and care.

VitAL

VitAL partners with many agencies across Alabama to connect those struggling with addiction and/or mental health with the right providers and support. This includes behavioral and mental health resources, free naloxone and fentanyl test strips, a Connect Alabama app, and connections to treatment and resource partners.

Government Programs

9 resources

Alabama Department of Mental Health

334-242-3962

The Alabama Department of Mental Health guides Alabama residents toward appropriate addiction treatment options in the community. They do not operate treatment programs, but contract with community-based programs throughout the state. State-funded programs offer a sliding scale for fees, helping make care accessible to those with lower incomes.

Alabama Public Health

800-252-1818

Alabama Public Health provides links to naloxone (Narcan) training and dispensing locations. They also have resources for the safe disposal of medication and illicit drugs and overdose response checklists. Finally, the website provides information about the impact of substance misuse, including alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, hallucinogens, inhalants, marijuana, methamphetamines and other stimulants, opioids, heroin, and fentanyl.

Alabama Department of Mental Health - Substance Use Treatment

800-367-0955

The Alabama Department of Mental Health serves over 200,000 state residents who struggle with mental health, substance misuse, and related disorders. The department oversees addiction treatment programs and this website provides a link to find a treatment provider. The Find Help menu at the top of the page also has links to information about the 988 Helpline and other crisis services.

Department of VA Medical Centers

205-957-5300

The Veterans Administration offers military members and veterans multiple substance use treatment centers in Alabama. Services include residential care, intensive outpatient treatment, and general outpatient support. The VA can also help with mental health concerns including PTSD, either on its own or in conjunction with co-occurring substance use disorder.

Central Alabama Veterans Healthcare System

224-727-0550

The VA Central Alabama Health System includes main hospitals in Montgomery and Tuskegee, and smaller clinics throughout the region. These clinics serve veterans and military members with a comprehensive suite of medical services as well as mental health care, vision care, senior care, and support for veterans in the LGBTQ+ community and veterans experiencing homelessness.

Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs

334-242-5077

The State of Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs has 62 service offices throughout the state. This site will help veterans find those offices, and it gives you online access to information about veteran resources, state veteran homes, scholarship programs, and the veterans' cemetery.

Alabama Indian Affairs Commission (AIAC)

334-240-0998

The State of Alabama Indian Affairs Commission represents over 38,000 Native families who live in the state. The Commission focuses on bringing local and state resources to American Indians in Alabama, and it also promotes the rights of American Indians and protects their ability to pursue cultural and religious traditions.

Indian Health Service (IHS)

251-368-9136

The Indian Health Services provides medical care for federally recognized American Indians and Alaska Natives. The IHS website provides a map of the available health care facilities for tribal members. In Alabama, the IHS healthcare center is located in Atmore and provides physician care, nursing, lab and x-ray services, and a pharmacy.

Poarch Creek Indians: Health and Elder Services