10,444 facilities · SAMHSA treatment locator
Dual diagnosis treatment in the United States
10,444 treatment facilities across the US are listed as dual diagnosis treatment providers. 1,558 offer medical detox, 2,575 offer residential care, and 5,628 offer medication-assisted treatment. Facilities that report treating co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders together rather than separately.
Treating addiction and a mental health condition in isolation from each other tends to produce poor outcomes for both.
By state
California902New York705Ohio505Florida495Texas406Pennsylvania394Maryland388New Jersey357Illinois331Michigan317North Carolina313Kentucky307Arizona305Minnesota284Massachusetts256Virginia248Utah240Tennessee236Indiana226Missouri224Georgia207Colorado204Washington193Connecticut172Wisconsin157Oregon155Louisiana146Oklahoma141Iowa128South Carolina127Idaho125Nevada115Kansas98Arkansas96New Mexico91Alabama88West Virginia81Mississippi79Maine67Nebraska65New Hampshire60Puerto Rico46Vermont43Wyoming43Alaska42Montana41Rhode Island41South Dakota34Delaware32Hawaii30North Dakota30District of Columbia24
Common questions
- What is dual diagnosis treatment?
- It means one programme treats a mental health condition and a substance use disorder at the same time, with the psychiatric and addiction care coordinated rather than referred between services. 10,444 facilities in the United States report doing this.
- How do I check a facility really treats both?
- Ask who provides the psychiatric care, whether medication can be prescribed and adjusted on site, and what happens if a mental health condition destabilises during treatment. Programmes that refer out for psychiatry are doing something different from integrated care.
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Counts reflect what facilities report to SAMHSA and are recalculated from the directory on each build. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Confirm services and cost with the facility.