13,939 facilities · SAMHSA treatment locator
Medicaid rehab in the United States
13,939 treatment facilities across the US are listed as Medicaid rehab providers. 1,676 offer medical detox, 2,764 offer residential care, and 6,934 offer medication-assisted treatment. Treatment facilities that report accepting Medicaid, meaning care can be covered without paying privately.
Facilities that take Medicaid pay no referral commissions, so they are under-represented on directories funded by advertising. They are listed here because the federal registry lists them.
By state
New York970California822Ohio764Pennsylvania625Illinois513Maryland506Florida470Minnesota453Kentucky444Texas443Michigan429Indiana401Arizona397North Carolina387Massachusetts354New Jersey353Washington341Wisconsin314Tennessee310Virginia302Utah287Missouri285Colorado243Georgia227Iowa222Arkansas217Idaho214Oregon210Connecticut206Louisiana180Oklahoma176South Carolina152Kansas151Alabama145Maine139West Virginia135Nevada128Nebraska122New Mexico122Mississippi109New Hampshire87Montana79Alaska76Vermont62North Dakota60South Dakota55Rhode Island51Delaware46Wyoming43Puerto Rico43Hawaii36District of Columbia30
Common questions
- Does Medicaid cover drug and alcohol rehab in the United States?
- Yes. Medicaid covers substance use treatment, and 13,939 facilities in the United States report accepting it, including 1,676 offering medical detox and 6,934 offering medication-assisted treatment. What you pay and which facilities participate are set by the state programme, so confirm with both the facility and your state Medicaid agency.
- How do I find a rehab near me that takes Medicaid in the United States?
- Every facility on this page reports accepting Medicaid to SAMHSA. Call the facility directly and ask whether they are accepting new Medicaid patients now, since participation and waiting lists change faster than the federal registry updates.
- Can I get inpatient rehab on Medicaid in the United States?
- 2,764 of the Medicaid-accepting facilities listed in the United States provide residential or inpatient care. Coverage for residential treatment varies by state programme and often requires prior authorisation.
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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.