Outpatient, Partial hospitalization or Residential, Government funding in Florida
218 facilities in 96 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
96 cities, alphabetical. 50 have a single facility.
- Apopka1
- Arcadia1
- Avon Park1
- Bartow2
- Bradenton2
- Brandon1
- Bunnell3
- Bushnell1
- Callahan1
- Casselberry2
- Century1
- Chiefland1
- Citra1
- Clearwater1
- Cocoa3
- Cocoa Beach1
- Crawfordville1
- Crestview1
- Cross City1
- Dade City1
- Daytona Beach9
- Deerfield Beach1
- Deland1
- Delray Beach2
- Eustis1
- Fort Lauderdale10
- Fort Myers3
- Fort Pierce3
- Fort Walton Beach2
- Gainesville6
- Hialeah2
- Hollywood3
- Homestead2
- Immokalee1
- Inverness2
- Jacksonville6
- Jupiter1
- Key Largo2
- Key West3
- Kissimmee4
- Lake Butler1
- Lake City1
- Lake Worth1
- Lakeland4
- Largo1
- Leesburg1
- Live Oak1
- Longwood1
- Marathon1
- Marianna1
- Melbourne1
- Miami26
- Miami Beach1
- Miami Gardens1
- Milton1
- Naples2
- New Port Richey3
- North Fort Myers1
- Ocala6
- Ocoee1
- Opa Locka2
- Orange City1
- Orange Park1
- Orlando9
- Palatka2
- Palm Bay1
- Palm Beach Gardens2
- Panama City3
- Pensacola2
- Pompano Beach2
- Port Charlotte1
- Port Orange2
- Port Richey1
- Port Saint Joe1
- Port Saint Lucie2
- Punta Gorda1
- Quincy1
- Rockledge1
- Saint Augustine4
- Saint Cloud1
- Saint Petersburg2
- Sanford3
- Sarasota2
- Shalimar1
- Spring Hill2
- Starke1
- Stuart2
- Tallahassee3
- Tampa4
- Titusville2
- Vero Beach2
- Wauchula1
- West Palm Beach2
- Winter Haven1
- Winter Springs2
- Yulee1
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.