Addiction treatment in Texas
Texas has 1,360 listed substance use treatment facilities in 294 cities and towns. 551 accept Medicaid, 215 offer medical detox, 436 provide medication-assisted treatment, and 161 are methadone programs.
Services available statewide
- 215 Detox
- 211 Residential
- 993 Outpatient
- 219 Intensive outpatient
- 436 MAT
- 161 Methadone
- 551 Accepts Medicaid
- 425 Accepts Medicare
- 674 Private insurance
- 419 Sliding scale
- 402 Spanish
- 569 Teens
- 467 Veterans
- 247 Women
- 826 Dual diagnosis
- 74 Sober living
- 29 DUI programs
- 184 Pregnant women
- 615 Telehealth
Cities in Texas
- Houston 155
- Austin 92
- Dallas 84
- San Antonio 75
- Fort Worth 48
- El Paso 36
- Lubbock 26
- Corpus Christi 22
- Plano 22
- Uvalde 18
- Arlington 17
- Amarillo 15
- Conroe 13
- Georgetown 13
- Frisco 12
- Waco 12
- Tyler 12
- Longview 11
- Cedar Park 11
- Laredo 10
- Beaumont 10
- Temple 10
- Spring 10
- Weatherford 10
- McKinney 9
- Midland 9
- Irving 8
- Denton 8
- Abilene 8
- The Woodlands 8
- Katy 8
- Angleton 8
How far is treatment in Texas?
7% of Texas residents (about 2,258,886 people) live in counties more than 30 miles from the nearest medical detox program. 116 of the state's 254 counties have no listed treatment program at all. The longest trip is from Presidio County, roughly 176 miles. See the county-by-county Texas 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 Texas.
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.