Outpatient, Partial hospitalization, Opioid treatment program or Sober living or halfway house, Government funding or Free, no payment accepted in Texas
235 facilities in 97 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
97 cities, alphabetical. 57 have a single facility.
- Abilene4
- Alvin1
- Amarillo5
- Angleton3
- Arlington2
- Austin7
- Bandera1
- Bastrop1
- Beaumont5
- Bonham1
- Brookshire2
- Brownsville3
- Bryan2
- Carrizo Springs2
- Carrollton1
- Cedar Park2
- Cleburne2
- Conroe2
- Corpus Christi6
- Cotulla1
- Dallas13
- Decatur1
- Deer Park1
- Denton2
- Devine1
- Eagle Pass1
- Edinburg1
- El Paso8
- Flower Mound1
- Fort Worth8
- Frisco1
- Galveston2
- Garland1
- Georgetown1
- Granbury1
- Grand Prairie1
- Greenville1
- Harlingen2
- Hempstead1
- Hewitt1
- Houston31
- Irving2
- Jacksonville1
- Jasper1
- Jourdanton1
- Katy1
- Kerrville1
- Killeen1
- Laredo5
- Livingston1
- Lockhart1
- Longview1
- Lubbock10
- Lufkin3
- Marble Falls1
- McKinney3
- Midland3
- Mineral Wells1
- Mount Pleasant1
- Nacogdoches1
- North Richland Hills1
- Odessa2
- Orange4
- Pampa1
- Paris1
- Pearland1
- Pearsall1
- Pharr2
- Plainview2
- Plano1
- Port Arthur1
- Portland1
- Richmond1
- Rockwall1
- Rosenberg1
- Round Rock1
- San Angelo3
- San Antonio10
- Seguin2
- Sherman2
- Spring1
- Stafford1
- Stephenville1
- Sulphur Springs1
- Taft1
- Temple1
- Terrell1
- Texas City2
- Tomball1
- Tyler2
- Uvalde1
- Victoria2
- Waco2
- Weatherford4
- Weslaco1
- Wichita Falls1
- Zapata1
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.