Florida Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centers

Where are Rehabs in Florida Located?

With more than 700 drug rehab facilities, Florida has ample provisions for people seeking help for their addiction.¹ Many of these facilities are located near larger cities like Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, and Orlando, but you will find addiction centers scattered across the state.

AAC’s Florida locations are conveniently situated near Miami and Tampa, two large Floridian cities, making drug rehab treatment easily accessible to a wide variety of people in the Southern State.

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Levels of Addiction Treatment in Florida

There are several different levels of care that may be available in Florida. These include:²

• Medical detox. Some patients require medical detox to safely and comfortably get past the phase of acute withdrawal when they quit drugs or alcohol. Detox typically involves medical supervision and the use of medication to ease withdrawal symptoms and cravings. After completing detox, most patients need continued treatment to maintain their sobriety.
• Inpatient or residential treatment. Inpatient treatment (hospital setting) and residential treatment (hotel-like setting) both require patients to live at the treatment facility, benefitting from around-the-clock supervision and a structured daily routine.
• Outpatient treatment. Outpatient treatment allows patients to live at home while visiting the facility for treatment at predetermined intervals throughout the week.

Outpatient Treatment in Florida

Outpatient treatment is often a viable option for patients who have stable living situations and a supportive, sober home environment. There are several levels of outpatient treatment that are available to patients in Florida. These include:

• Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) or “day treatment,” in which patients typically visit the facility for treatment 5 days a week in 6-hour treatment blocks or for a minimum of 20 weekly hours.
• Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), in which patients may visit the facility 3-5 times a week for a weekly minimum of 9 hours.
• Standard outpatient care. Standard outpatient treatment affords the most flexibility in scheduling and facilities may vary on how much time in treatment is required.

Does Insurance Cover Rehab in Florida?

Yes, rehabs in Florida accept a variety of private and state-funded insurance policies.³

At American Addiction Centers, you have several payment and insurance options. Recovery First Treatment Center in Miami and River Oaks Treatment Center in Tampa accept many private insurance plans. They work with many well-known insurance providers such as Anthem, Humana, Kaiser Permanente, United Health, and more.

Can I Go to Rehab in Florida without Insurance?

If you don’t have insurance, many facilities provide other payment plan options. These may include:

• Self-pay with credit or debit cards.
• Sliding scale payment, meaning that low-income patients may be charged less.
• Financing options.

Why Choose American Addiction Centers for Rehab?

At American Addiction Centers (AAC), our 2 Florida rehab facilities—Recovery First and River Oaks—offer a wealth of treatment options designed to address all substance abuse issues. Whether you’re dealing with alcohol, cocaine, heroin, benzos, or any other drug, our licensed and skilled staff are equipped to help you through the withdrawal process. AAC approaches treatment in a personalized manner with customized treatment plans and offers an exclusive 90 day promise to our clients.

AAC’s Florida facilities are also prepared to help you manage any co-occurring disorders you may be diagnosed with, such as anxiety, depression, OCD, or trauma.

Call our compassionate admissions navigators to verify your insurance and start treatment today.

FAQ About Florida Rehab Centers & Treatment