Addiction treatment in Florida
Florida has 1,554 listed substance use treatment facilities in 226 cities and towns. 659 accept Medicaid, 243 offer medical detox, 610 provide medication-assisted treatment, and 193 are methadone programs.
Services available statewide
- 243 Detox
- 347 Residential
- 1,118 Outpatient
- 193 Intensive outpatient
- 610 MAT
- 193 Methadone
- 659 Accepts Medicaid
- 479 Accepts Medicare
- 850 Private insurance
- 424 Sliding scale
- 515 Spanish
- 582 Teens
- 584 Veterans
- 304 Women
- 1,072 Dual diagnosis
- 67 Sober living
- 63 DUI programs
- 202 Pregnant women
- 752 Telehealth
Cities in Florida
- Miami 125
- Fort Lauderdale 86
- Tampa 62
- Jacksonville 56
- West Palm Beach 56
- Orlando 51
- Fort Myers 40
- Delray Beach 33
- Hollywood 29
- Boca Raton 29
- Ocala 29
- Daytona Beach 27
- Lake Worth 27
- Pompano Beach 26
- Clearwater 24
- St. Petersburg 22
- Gainesville 22
- Lakeland 22
- Kissimmee 20
- Sarasota 20
- Stuart 20
- Fort Pierce 19
- St. Augustine 17
- Tallahassee 16
- Port Saint Lucie 16
- Boynton Beach 15
- Bradenton 15
- Deerfield Beach 13
- Pensacola 13
- Port St. Lucie 12
- Hialeah 12
- DeLand 12
- New Port Richey 12
- Vero Beach 12
- North Palm Beach 12
- Spring Hill 10
- Cocoa 10
- Brandon 9
- Homestead 9
- Sanford 9
- Palm Beach Gardens 9
- Panama City 9
- Naples 9
- Miami Beach 8
- Titusville 8
- Leesburg 8
- Fort Walton Beach 8
- Longwood 8
- Bunnell 8
How far is treatment in Florida?
1% of Florida residents (about 305,358 people) live in counties more than 30 miles from the nearest medical detox program. 7 of the state's 67 counties have no listed treatment program at all. The longest trip is from Franklin County, roughly 52 miles. See the county-by-county Florida treatment desert report on FindRehabMap.
State help
Every state has a single state agency for substance use services that funds treatment for people without insurance. The SAMHSA Helpline can connect you with it and with Medicaid-enrolled programs in Florida.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Facility details come from SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov locator and facility-provided information. Confirm services, availability and payment directly with the facility.