IndianaRehab Directory

Addiction treatment centers · Across the state of Indiana

Alcohol & Drug Rehabs in Indiana

Every one of the 452 treatment facilities we list across 123 Indiana cities and 82 counties is built on the federal SAMHSA treatment facility record and backed by 267 Google-reviewed listings, so you get the levels of care, the medications used, the insurance accepted, real ratings from real patients and families, and a number that rings the facility itself.

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452 facilities · 123 cities · 82 of 92 counties

Every treatment center in Indiana

Filter by level of care, medication, insurance, or specialised program. Listings are ordered by combined Google standing, which weighs a facility's rating against how many reviews stand behind it. Terms are defined in the glossary; how listings are ordered is explained in the methodology. Facility details are from the SAMHSA treatment facility file, last updated 2026-08-19, and from provider listings we verify directly.

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452 facilities in Indiana

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The 24 Indiana cities with the most facilities. Every city has a page.

All 123 cities All 82 counties

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What do people ask about rehab in Indiana?

Common questions about finding addiction treatment in Indiana, answered from this directory's own records. Counts are as of 2026-08-19 and change when the data is refreshed.

How many drug and alcohol rehabs are in Indiana?

Indiana has 452 addiction treatment facilities in this directory, across 123 cities and 82 of the state's 92 counties. 451 come from the federal SAMHSA treatment facility record. 267 carry a Google rating from patients and families.

Addiction treatment by Indiana county

How much does rehab cost in Indiana?

Cost depends on the level of care, the length of stay, and what your plan pays. The SAMHSA facility record holds no prices, so this directory publishes none. It records what each facility accepts: 382 take Medicaid, 193 set fees on a sliding scale, and 123 offer payment assistance.

What is the average cost of rehab in Indiana?

No verified statewide average exists, and a single figure would hide the range. Outpatient treatment at 389 facilities and residential rehab at 81 are different products at different prices. Ask each facility for its rate, then ask your insurer what it pays toward that level of care.

Residential rehab in Indiana

How do people pay for rehab in Indiana?

419 facilities accept self-payment, 402 take private insurance, 382 take Medicaid, 318 take Medicare, and 317 accept state-financed insurance. Every listing shows the payment types that facility reports, and the directory filters on any of them.

Rehabs that accept private insurance in Indiana

Does Indiana Medicaid cover rehab?

382 of the 452 facilities listed here report accepting Medicaid, and 317 accept state-financed insurance other than Medicaid. What a facility accepts changes faster than any federal file, so confirm with both the facility and your plan before admission.

Rehabs that accept Medicaid in Indiana

Where can I find free or low-cost rehab in Indiana?

193 facilities set fees on a sliding scale by income, 123 offer payment assistance, and 317 accept state-financed insurance. Filter the directory by payment type to see them. SAMHSA's national helpline, 1-800-662-4357, gives free treatment referrals at any hour.

Low-cost rehabs with a sliding fee scale in Indiana

What is the difference between a detox center and a rehab?

Detox manages withdrawal. Rehab treats the substance use disorder underneath it. In Indiana 45 facilities offer both, 30 offer detox without residential rehab, and 36 offer residential rehab without detox. Ask which one a facility provides before you arrive.

Detox centers in Indiana

What are the differences between inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment?

Inpatient treatment gives you a bed. 102 Indiana facilities offer residential rehab or hospital inpatient care. 350 treat people who live at home, and between the two sit 31 partial hospitalization and 133 intensive outpatient programs.

Outpatient addiction treatment in Indiana

What levels of care do Indiana rehabs offer?

389 facilities offer outpatient treatment, 368 telehealth, 133 intensive outpatient, 81 residential rehab, 75 detox, 41 hospital inpatient, 31 partial hospitalization, and 23 sober living. 18 are opioid treatment programs.

Types of addiction treatment in Indiana

Can I get Suboxone or methadone treatment in Indiana?

241 facilities offer buprenorphine, the medication in Suboxone, and 222 offer naltrexone. 18 offer methadone, which is dispensed through the state's licensed opioid treatment programs rather than by prescription at a pharmacy.

Buprenorphine (Suboxone) providers in Indiana

Which Indiana city has the most treatment centers?

Indianapolis, with 67 facilities, then Fort Wayne with 20 and Evansville with 17. 76 of the 123 cities listed have fewer than three, so those pages show the nearest alternatives labelled with the distance.

Indiana cities with addiction treatment centers

How this directory works

Sources named on every page

Facility details come from the SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov Indiana file, parsed 2026-08-19, and from provider listings we read and date-stamp ourselves. Google ratings, reviews, and photos are labelled as Google's and linked back to the listing.

No "best rehab" lists

Nothing here is ranked by treatment quality, because no outcome data exists to rank it on. The methodology explains exactly how each list is sorted and where a listing can be placed first.

Wrong details get fixed

Availability and cost change faster than any file. Call ahead, and if something here is wrong, tell us and we will correct or remove it.