Drug and Alcohol Rehab in New Jersey: Finding NJ Rehab Centers
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Despite its smaller size, more than 300 rehab facilities exist throughout New Jersey, allowing people with substance use disorders to receive outstanding care in the Garden State.1
Where is Rehab in New Jersey Located?
There are 339 substance use treatment facilities in New Jersey. Of those, 295 offer outpatient services, 51 provide residential care, and 10 offer 24-hour care in an inpatient hospital.1
You can find detox centers in New Jersey and rehab centers offering multiple levels of care scattered throughout the entire state, from the Jersey Shore to the Philadelphia suburbs. Popular destinations for vacations in New Jersey include places like Atlantic City, Cape May, and Jersey City. Some of these vacation spots have higher populations, making them a common place for New Jersey treatment centers. However, you’ll find drug and alcohol treatment centers in small rural towns of New Jersey, too.
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Do Rehab Centers in New Jersey Treat Alcohol and Drug Addiction?
New Jersey alcohol and drug addiction treatment centers treat people with addictions to various drugs, including addiction to cocaine, heroin, meth, prescription drugs, fentanyl, inhalants, and more. Most rehabs in New Jersey are prepared to treat people who suffer from any substance use disorder.
In 2021, New Jersey was one of 10 states that accounted for more than 64% of admissions to substance use treatment services in the United States. The primary substances among admissions—in descending order—included heroin, alcohol, marijuana, opioids, cocaine, and methamphetamine.4
Some rehabs in New Jersey cater to a specific population of people. For example, New Jersey has 227 treatment facilities with programs for women and 81 facilities with programs for adolescents.1 However, most facilities offer a wide variety of services, including inpatient rehab, outpatient addiction treatment, and drug or alcohol detox in New Jersey.
What is the Cost of Rehab in New Jersey?
The price of rehab in New Jersey can range depending on the level of care needed and length of stay. While some individuals opt to pay out of pocket, the insurance and state-funded options are available to make rehab more affordable.
Does Insurance Cover Rehab in New Jersey?
While private pay is an option, many people find their insurance actually covers at least a portion of their treatment, depending on their individual policies and needs.
More than half of the rehab centers in New Jersey accept some form of private insurance.1
- Private health insurance is accepted by 263 of drug rehabs in New Jersey.
- State-funded health insurance (other than Medicaid) is accepted by 135 of New Jersey rehabs.
- 143 of rehabs in New Jersey are accept Medicare.
- Medicaid is accepted by 230 of New Jersey rehabs.
For those who don’t have private or state-funded insurance, American Addiction Centers can work with you to set up a private payment plan or discuss alternative payment options.2,3
Can I Go to Rehab in New Jersey With No Insurance?
There are state-funded rehabs and free rehabs in New Jersey, and many facilities accept private payments. Payment plans are also available. Explore payment options for rehab.
Other Ways to Get Help and New Jersey Rehab Resources
You can find further assistance by accessing some or all of the following New Jersey addiction resources:
- Take a Free Addiction Self Assessment.
- Northern New Jersey and Southern New Jersey Alcoholics Anonymous have 12-Step meetings in different parts of New Jersey.
- The Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services provides resources, prevention information, and hotline numbers for mental health, suicide, and substance use.
- IME Addictions Access Center gives referrals to rehab centers in New Jersey.
- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) in New Jersey hosts meetings and events for NA in New Jersey.
- Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey provides research on substance use in the state, school-based programs, and information on a drug-free workplace.
Common New Jersey Rehab and Addiction Statistics:
- Of the people aged 12 years and older, who were admitted to drug rehab centers in New Jersey in 2021, 69% were male and 31% were female.5
- The majority of people admitted to New Jersey rehabs in 2021 were between the ages of 35 and 44 years, with 23,677 people in that demographic being admitted.5
- 232 of rehabs in New Jersey offer treatment for other co-occurring mental health conditions besides addiction, such as depression and anxiety.
Find Rehab in New Jersey
Call one of our admissions navigators today at . They can help you find the right rehab for your particular needs and situation and will be happy to point you towards a multitude of free NJ-based rehab resources.
New Jersey Rehab Frequently Asked Questions
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