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Drug Rehabilitation Centers

A drug rehabilitation (rehab) center provides a structured environment where individuals struggling with substance abuse receive medical care, therapy, and support to break the addiction cycle. These centers offer both inpatient and outpatient services, combining counseling, behavioral therapy, and group sessions to help individuals regain control, develop coping strategies, and maintain long-term recovery.

Types of Rehab Centers

Not all rehab centers are the same due to differences in:

  • Cost

  • Government funding

  • Insurance acceptance

  • Available resources

Some offer luxury accommodations, while others focus on affordability or specialized care. Choosing the right facility depends on factors like:

  • Insurance coverage

  • Financial resources

  • Mental wellness needs

  • Addiction severity

Residential Treatment vs. Rehab Centers

While rehab centers provide structured, standardized programs with multiple residents, residential treatment offers a more personalized, home-like setting with tailored care.

The right choice depends on the level of support needed and personal preferences, but both aim to support recovery and prevent relapse.

​Click the link to be redirected to the associated drug rehabilitation website. It is important to note that some of these institutions have multiple locations throughout Virginia, therefore It's advisable to contact each center directly to confirm their services and coverage areas.

Hampton Roads, VA

 

Southside, VA
Central, VA
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Arizona

Algamus Recovery Services

  • One of the only residential programs in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to gambling addiction

  • 4–6 week residential program

  • Licensed clinicians with lived experience in gambling recovery

  • Treats gambling addiction as a primary condition, not just a subset of behavioral addiction

  • 1-888-493-7924

Minnesota
Eastern, VA

  • Boxwood (Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, or Rappahannock Counties/ Medicaid/Medicare/Sliding scale/ Private Insurance accepted) IF you live outside these areas contact your local CSB and ask for a HBR-1 screening and have them send it to Boxwood. 

  • Warriors Heart Virginia (Specifically for active duty military/ veterans/ and first-responders)(42 day Residential/Detox) (Tri-Care/VA referral/ Private/ Employment Insurance)(60 bed in Virginia) (NO civilians)

Project Turnabout

  • Nationally recognized residential gambling addiction program

  • Offers gender-specific units and a holistic approach

  • Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)

  • Intensive daily programming plus long-term aftercare planning

  •  1-800-862-1453

Valley, VA
West Central, VA
Northern, VA

  • Phoenix (Men) and Demeter Houses (Women) (Residential/MAT) (Medicaid/Medicare/Private accepted)

  • A New Beginning ( This link will take you to a page with a variety of Residential and Intensive Mental Health programs in the Fairfax/ Chantilly area) 

    • Call the number associated with your choice to speak with admissions. ​

  • Main Spring Recovery (Residential/ Medicaid/ Private United Healthcare) 

South/South West, VA
Other Notable Resources

Addicted.org is a great website full of advice and services with a unique search engine that allows you to search a broad range of services for the care you need.

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Shatterproof  is one of those organizations that everyone should know about. They offer tips on finding the right rehab, offer advice to avoid scam rehabs, and supply tips on how to navigate the financial burden of a drug rehab. 

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FindTreatment.gov is through SAMHSA which allows you to search for rehabs, detoxes, and sober living environments in any state. When checking out one of these facilities, please call and do your own research as some resources are outdated, or not well suited for particular needs. 

Funding 

The Salvation Army 
 

Check out our Insurance Options page to learn more about your finance options (through insurance) and other charities.

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​If you call the number below, they can help you find treatment centers that offer special funding for those who cannot afford treatment out of pocket, or do not qualify (cannot afford, but make too much for government assistance) for insurance. 

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Virginia

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Substance Use Agency/ Mental Health Agency

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Maryland​

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Substance Use Agency/ Mental Health Agency

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Washington D.C. 

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Substance Use Agency/ Mental Health Agency

  • DC Department of Behavioral Health

  • 64 New York Avenue NE
    3rd Floor
    Washington, DC 20002

  • Phone Number: (202) 673-2200

  • Fax Number: (202) 673-3433

  • Web Site: https://dbh.dc.gov 

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