Rehab Centers in Charleston, SC
3 drug, alcohol and mental health treatment facilities listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator.
Map of treatment facilities in Charleston
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3 facilities shown at their published addresses
Listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator
Outpatient
Charleston/Dorchester MH Center - Charleston Clinic
Charleston, SC 29414
Charleston/Dorchester MH Center - Charleston Clinic is a treatment facility in Charleston, SC listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator, offering outpatient programs.
Listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator
Outpatient
Charlie Health
Charleston, SC 29407
Charlie Health is a treatment facility in Charleston, SC listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator, offering outpatient programs.
Listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator
Outpatient · Outpatient methadone/buprenorphine or naltrexone treatment
Crossroads Treatment Centers - Charleston
Charleston, SC 29406
Crossroads Treatment Centers - Charleston is a treatment facility in Charleston, SC listed in the SAMHSA treatment locator, offering outpatient programs, medication-assisted treatment.
Treatment in Charleston: common questions
- How many rehab centers are in Charleston, SC?
- The SAMHSA treatment locator lists 3 substance use and mental health treatment facilities in Charleston. 3 offer outpatient care and 0 offer residential or inpatient care.
- Are there detox centers in Charleston?
- None of the 3 facilities listed in Charleston report detoxification services. Nearby cities in South Carolina, or the SAMHSA National Helpline (1-800-662-4357), can point you to the closest detox program.
- Which rehabs in Charleston accept Medicaid?
- 3 facilities in Charleston report accepting Medicaid, 2 accept Medicare and 0 offer a sliding fee scale. Each listing below shows its payment options; confirm your specific plan with the facility.
- Where can I get medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in Charleston?
- 1 facilities in Charleston offer medication for addiction treatment such as buprenorphine, methadone or naltrexone. They are marked "MAT Program" in the list below.