Intensive outpatient, Partial hospitalization, Hospital inpatient or Detox in Texas
285 facilities in 109 cities match. 419 facilities in Texas in all.
- Outpatient376
- Intensive outpatient222
- Partial hospitalization0
- Residential83
- Hospital inpatient42
- Detox119
- Opioid treatment program71
- Sober living or halfway house29
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Texas
109 cities, alphabetical. 62 have a single facility.
- Abilene3
- Alvin1
- Amarillo7
- Angleton3
- Arlington4
- Austin15
- Azle1
- Bandera1
- Bastrop1
- Baytown1
- Beaumont4
- Brookshire1
- Brownsville2
- Bryan1
- Buda1
- Burleson1
- Canton1
- Canyon Lake1
- Carrollton1
- Cedar Park2
- Center Point1
- Cleburne2
- College Station1
- Conroe6
- Corpus Christi3
- Dallas22
- Deer Park1
- Denton2
- Dickinson2
- Egypt1
- El Paso5
- Elgin1
- Ennis1
- Forney1
- Fort Worth10
- Freeport1
- Frisco4
- Galveston1
- Garland2
- Georgetown4
- Granbury1
- Grand Prairie2
- Grapevine1
- Greenville1
- Harlingen1
- Hempstead1
- Houston38
- Humble1
- Hungerford1
- Hunt1
- Hurst1
- Irving2
- Jourdanton1
- Katy2
- Kemah1
- Killeen2
- Laredo1
- Lewisville2
- Lockhart1
- Longview2
- Lubbock7
- Lufkin1
- Manor1
- Mansfield3
- Marble Falls1
- McKinney4
- Midland3
- Mineral Wells1
- Nederland1
- North Richland Hills1
- Odessa3
- Orange4
- Paige1
- Pampa1
- Pasadena1
- Pharr1
- Plainview1
- Plano3
- Port Arthur1
- Porter1
- Portland1
- Princeton1
- Richardson1
- Richmond2
- Rockwall1
- Rosenberg1
- Round Rock1
- San Angelo2
- San Antonio14
- San Marcos2
- Seguin2
- Southlake1
- Spicewood1
- Spring4
- Stafford1
- Sugar Land2
- Taft1
- Temple2
- Texarkana2
- Texas City1
- Tomball1
- Tyler3
- Van Alstyne1
- Victoria3
- Waco2
- Waelder1
- Waxahachie1
- Weatherford2
- Wichita Falls2
Types of care
- Detox in Texas119
- Inpatient and residential in Texas125
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Texas222
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Texas0
- Outpatient in Texas376
- Opioid treatment programs in Texas71
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Texas publishes its own list of licensed providers.