Intensive outpatient, Partial hospitalization, Detox or Opioid treatment program, Medicaid or Medicare in Ohio
349 facilities in 118 cities match. 477 facilities in Ohio in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Ohio
118 cities, alphabetical. 60 have a single facility.
- Akron16
- Alliance2
- Andover1
- Ashland1
- Ashtabula3
- Athens3
- Batavia2
- Beachwood4
- Bellefontaine1
- Bowling Green1
- Brilliant1
- Bryan1
- Cambridge2
- Canton3
- Celina1
- Chardon2
- Chillicothe4
- Cincinnati16
- Circleville3
- Cleveland24
- Clinton1
- Columbus29
- Coshocton1
- Dayton18
- Defiance1
- Dover1
- Dublin1
- East Liverpool3
- Eaton2
- Elyria5
- Enon1
- Fairborn1
- Fairfield2
- Findlay1
- Fremont1
- Galion1
- Gallipolis4
- Georgetown2
- Green Springs1
- Greenville1
- Grove City1
- Groveport1
- Hamilton5
- Harrison1
- Hilliard1
- Holland1
- Hudson1
- Ironton6
- Jackson1
- Kent4
- Lakeview1
- Lancaster5
- Lebanon1
- Lewis Center2
- Lima3
- Lisbon2
- Logan1
- London2
- Lorain3
- Loveland1
- Mansfield5
- Marietta3
- Marion6
- Marysville1
- Mason1
- Massillon4
- Maumee3
- McConnelsville1
- Medina3
- Mentor3
- Middleport1
- Middletown2
- Milford2
- Mount Orab1
- Mount Vernon1
- New Lexington1
- New Philadelphia2
- Newark4
- Niles1
- North Olmsted1
- Norwalk2
- Ottawa1
- Painesville2
- Pataskala1
- Paulding1
- Pickerington1
- Piqua2
- Port Clinton1
- Portsmouth6
- Ravenna3
- Reynoldsburg1
- Rock Creek1
- Rocky River1
- Saint Clairsville1
- Sandusky5
- Shelby1
- Sidney1
- Springfield7
- Steubenville3
- Stow1
- Tiffin2
- Toledo9
- Urbana1
- Van Wert1
- Vandalia1
- Vinton1
- Warren5
- Wauseon1
- Waverly2
- West Chester3
- West Portsmouth1
- West Union1
- Westerville1
- Willoughby2
- Wooster1
- Xenia3
- Youngstown11
- Zanesville4
Types of care
- Detox in Ohio136
- Inpatient and residential in Ohio109
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Ohio295
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Ohio0
- Outpatient in Ohio447
- Opioid treatment programs in Ohio88
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Ohio publishes its own list of licensed providers.