Miami Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Centers

Miami rehabs are a great option for those seeking an evidence-based addiction treatment program with long term results. Miami is home to some of the nation’s best drug and alcohol rehab and detox facilities, making it a popular destination for those seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. Whether you or someone you love is looking for a compassionate, accredited, professional rehabilitation program, let American Addiction Centers be the first step on the road to recovery.

Where is Addiction Treatment Located in Miami?

Miami has over 70 rehab centers in its main city and surrounding suburbs. Whether you’re looking for treatment in the heart of Miami or the more peaceful outskirts and suburbs, there are options for everyone’s needs. American Addiction Center’s (AAC’s) Recovery First Treatment Center is located in beautiful, serene, and always-warm Hollywood, Florida, just 30 minutes outside of Miami’s city center.

Levels of Addiction Treatment near Miami

Whether you need more intensive treatment or additional support on your recovery journey, there are several levels of care to meet you where you are.

Medical Detox

Medically managed withdrawal, or detox, is the first step for many people with addiction, where they safely withdraw from substances under medical supervision. Medications may be used to manage withdrawal symptoms and prevent complications.

Inpatient Addiction Treatment

Inpatient addiction treatment involves living at a treatment facility 24/7 while receiving intensive therapy, counseling, and support. It provides a structured environment away from triggers and helps people focus solely on recovery.

Outpatient Addiction Treatment

There are different levels of outpatient addiction treatment that vary in commitment. These include:

• Partial Hospitalization (PHP): This is a step down from inpatient care, where patients spend a significant portion of the day (typically 6-8 hours) at a treatment facility for therapy and other services, but return home in the evenings.
• Intensive Outpatient (IOP): This provides a higher level of care than standard outpatient, with individuals attending treatment for several hours a day, multiple days a week, but still living at home.
• Outpatient Addiction Treatment: This allows individuals to live at home while attending therapy sessions and meetings at a treatment center. It offers more flexibility for those with work or family obligations.

What Is the Cost of Rehab in Miami?

The cost of drug and alcohol rehab varies between treatment centers, services required, and a client’s individual needs. Most rehab centers in Miami accept some form of private or state-funded insurance to ensure everyone who desires treatment is able to access it. In the state of Florida, nearly 72% of rehab facilities accept private health insurance and 63% accept Medicare and Medicaid.¹ Free rehab programs may also be available to you if you qualify.

AAC’s Recovery First location accepts many private insurance plans through Kaiser Permanente, United Healthcare, and more. If you do not have insurance, private payments and payment plans are an option. We can work with you on a manageable payment plan. Call our admissions navigators to learn more and begin the process. For those who are uninsured and low-income, the state of Florida offers state-funded rehabs.

Does Insurance Cover Rehab in Miami?

Yes, insurance often covers rehab in Miami, though individual plans may have varying coverage levels. The extent of coverage depends on your specific insurance plan. You might have costs like deductibles, copayments, or coinsurance. It’s important to verify your insurance benefits to understand what your plan covers. If you need help verifying your insurance, our knowledgeable admissions navigators are on hand to help! Reach out to us at .

Do Rehab Centers in Miami Treat Alcohol and Drug Addiction?

Drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers in Miami treat all forms of addiction. Miami rehabs treat people addicted to substances such as alcohol, cocaine, prescription opioids, stimulants, heroin, and other illegal opioids. Some rehabs also treat those with behavioral addictions.

In the state of Florida, the top 5 addictions people seek treatment for are:²

• Alcohol.
• Opioids (such as prescription medications or heroin).
• Cocaine.
• Marijuana.
• Methamphetamines.

Some treatment centers in Miami may focus on treating one type of addiction or a certain population of those struggling with addiction—such as veterans—but this typically isn’t the case. More often than not, addiction treatment centers treat a wide range of populations and addictions to various types of drugs.

Many people who live with addiction also struggle with one or more mental health disorders, including depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Many rehab centers in Miami—including Recovery First in Hollywood, FL—also treat co-occurring conditions with an evidence-based, integrated approach that addresses both disorders simultaneously to help you get and stay sober. Give us a call at There, an admissions navigators can help you to learn more about our substance abuse treatment program in Miami.

Other Ways to Get Help and Miami Resources

In addition to rehab centers, there are many resources available both in-person and via telephone to those who are struggling with substance use disorder in Miami and throughout the state of Florida. These include:

• AAC’s Drug Addiction Helpline: We are available to help you 24/7.
• Miami Alcoholics Anonymous 24/7 Hotline: (305) 461-2425
• South Dade (Miami & surrounding area) Narcotics Anonymous Hotline: (305) 265-9555
• Miami 211 helpline/crisis intervention line: Call 211 or (305) 631-4211
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s treatment locator.

Find Drug & Alcohol Rehab Treatment in Miami

American Addiction Centers boasts two drug and alcohol rehab centers in Florida: Recovery First and River Oaks Treatment Center. To find out more about these addiction treatment programs in Florida, or to access other free resources, be sure to call our admissions navigators today.

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