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Veterans addiction treatment in the United States
5,884 treatment facilities across the US are listed as veterans addiction treatment providers. 1,028 offer medical detox, 1,427 offer residential care, and 3,224 offer medication-assisted treatment. Facilities that report running a programme specifically for veterans, alongside general treatment services.
A veteran-specific track usually means staff trained in combat trauma, military culture, and coordination with VA benefits.
By state
California493Florida344New York323Texas287Maryland252Ohio238Pennsylvania231New Jersey212Illinois194North Carolina192Arizona177Michigan177Kentucky161Indiana139Utah135Massachusetts132Virginia123Colorado120Georgia115Minnesota110Oklahoma106Tennessee103Washington102South Carolina95Idaho93Louisiana92Oregon86Wisconsin82Connecticut78Missouri77Alabama74Nevada73Arkansas61Iowa56Kansas55West Virginia54New Mexico53Maine45Mississippi42Nebraska39Puerto Rico39Vermont28New Hampshire26Alaska22Delaware22Hawaii21Rhode Island21Wyoming20Montana17District of Columbia17North Dakota14South Dakota13
Common questions
- Where can veterans get addiction treatment in the United States?
- 5,884 facilities in the United States report a veterans programme, of which 1,427 offer residential care. Veterans can also access treatment through the VA directly; the Veterans Crisis Line is available 24/7 by dialling 988 then pressing 1.
- Do veterans programmes treat PTSD alongside addiction?
- Most do. Treating trauma and substance use separately tends to work poorly, so ask each facility whether it treats both together and who provides the psychiatric 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.