Outpatient, Partial hospitalization, Detox or Sober living or halfway house, Medicare in Pennsylvania
170 facilities in 91 cities match. 476 facilities in Pennsylvania in all.
- Outpatient379
- Intensive outpatient250
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential123
- Hospital inpatient30
- Detox91
- Opioid treatment program75
- Sober living or halfway house40
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Pennsylvania
91 cities, alphabetical. 64 have a single facility.
- Aliquippa2
- Allentown1
- Altoona6
- Ambridge1
- Bethlehem3
- Bradford1
- Brookville1
- Bryn Mawr1
- Butler6
- Carmichaels1
- Charleroi1
- Clarion1
- Clearfield3
- Coalport1
- Coatesville1
- Cranberry Township1
- Doylestown1
- Du Bois1
- Duncansville1
- East Stroudsburg1
- Easton2
- Elizabethtown2
- Ephrata1
- Erie5
- Everett1
- Farrell1
- Greensburg2
- Greenville1
- Harrisburg5
- Havertown1
- Hazleton1
- Hermitage1
- Honesdale1
- Houston1
- Hunker1
- Huntingdon1
- Huntingdon Valley1
- Jermyn1
- Johnstown2
- Kennett Square1
- Kingston1
- Lancaster4
- Langhorne3
- Lansdowne2
- Latrobe1
- Lebanon3
- Lemont Furnace1
- Levittown1
- Mansfield2
- McKeesport1
- Meadville1
- Mechanicsburg2
- Monessen1
- Mount Pocono1
- New Castle2
- New Kensington1
- Norristown3
- Oil City1
- Orefield1
- Perryopolis1
- Philadelphia17
- Philipsburg1
- Phoenixville1
- Pittsburgh11
- Pottstown2
- Pottsville1
- Punxsutawney1
- Reading3
- Roaring Spring1
- Saint Marys1
- Scranton2
- Shamokin1
- Somerset1
- Southampton1
- State College1
- Sweet Valley1
- Towanda1
- Tunkhannock1
- Uniontown1
- Vandergrift1
- Warminster1
- Washington3
- Watsontown1
- Waynesburg1
- Wellsboro1
- Wilkes Barre4
- Williamsport1
- Willow Street1
- Wyoming1
- Yeagertown1
- York5
Types of care
- Detox in Pennsylvania91
- Inpatient and residential in Pennsylvania153
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Pennsylvania250
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Pennsylvania0
- Outpatient in Pennsylvania379
- Opioid treatment programs in Pennsylvania75
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Pennsylvania publishes its own list of licensed providers.