Partial hospitalization, Detox or Opioid treatment program, Medicaid, Private insurance, Government funding or Free, no payment accepted in Florida
184 facilities in 86 cities match. 492 facilities in Florida in all.
- Outpatient415
- Intensive outpatient195
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential145
- Hospital inpatient49
- Detox151
- Opioid treatment program88
- Sober living or halfway house48
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Florida
86 cities, alphabetical. 47 have a single facility.
- Apopka2
- Bartow1
- Boca Raton3
- Boynton Beach1
- Bradenton2
- Brandon1
- Cantonment1
- Casselberry1
- Century1
- Clearwater3
- Cocoa1
- Crescent City1
- Daytona Beach2
- Deerfield Beach2
- Deland2
- Delray Beach3
- Fort Lauderdale6
- Fort Myers4
- Fort Pierce2
- Fort Walton Beach1
- Gainesville5
- Gulf Breeze2
- Hialeah1
- Hollywood3
- Homestead1
- Inverness1
- Jacksonville8
- Jacksonville Beach1
- Key Largo2
- Key West2
- Kissimmee3
- Lake City1
- Lake Worth6
- Lakeland2
- Leesburg2
- Lehigh Acres1
- Live Oak1
- Longwood1
- Marathon1
- Miami6
- Milton1
- Mount Dora1
- Naples2
- Navarre1
- New Port Richey1
- North Fort Myers1
- North Palm Beach1
- Ocala5
- Ocklawaha1
- Opa Locka1
- Orlando9
- Ormond Beach1
- Palatka1
- Palm Bay1
- Palm Beach Gardens1
- Palm Coast1
- Panama City2
- Panama City Beach2
- Pinellas Park1
- Plant City2
- Pompano Beach5
- Ponte Vedra Beach1
- Port Charlotte1
- Port Orange1
- Port Richey1
- Port Saint Lucie3
- Punta Gorda2
- Quincy1
- Riverview1
- Rockledge1
- Saint Augustine2
- Saint Cloud1
- Saint Petersburg2
- Sarasota2
- Sebring1
- Spring Hill3
- Stuart4
- Tallahassee2
- Tampa6
- Tarpon Springs1
- Titusville1
- Umatilla1
- Vero Beach1
- Wesley Chapel1
- West Palm Beach12
- Wildwood1
Types of care
- Detox in Florida151
- Inpatient and residential in Florida194
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Florida195
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Florida0
- Outpatient in Florida415
- Opioid treatment programs in Florida88
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Florida publishes its own list of licensed providers.