These three Florida providers offer alcohol treatment in distinct parts of the state: Naples, Navarre, and West Palm Beach. The comparison separates overnight treatment from day and outpatient programs, making it easier to consider both the clinical need and the practical plan for attending care.

1. Hazelden Betty Ford — Naples

Location
950 6th Avenue North, Naples, Florida
Care setting
Inpatient, outpatient and virtual care
Focus
Alcohol use and co-occurring mental health conditions

Hazelden Betty Ford’s Florida campus is in Naples. Its inpatient and outpatient services combine addiction treatment with mental health care, and virtual services can support continued treatment when appropriate. The program also provides groups tailored to adults age 50 and older.

A care navigator can discuss treatment options and insurance before admission. Be specific that you are asking about Naples: Hazelden Betty Ford operates multiple campuses around the country, and a service available at one address may not be offered at another.

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2. Twelve Oaks Recovery Center

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Location
Navarre, Florida Panhandle
Care setting
Adult residential, PHP and IOP
Focus
Substance use and co-occurring disorders

Twelve Oaks serves adults age 18 and older in Navarre. Its treatment options include residential care, a partial hospitalization program, and intensive outpatient care, allowing patients to move between levels as their needs change.

The published PHP schedule involves full-day treatment seven days a week; IOP involves half-day sessions three days a week. Those are substantially different time commitments. Establish which program is recommended and whether housing, transport, or separate medical services need to be arranged.

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3. Beachway Therapy Center

Location
West Palm Beach, Florida
Care setting
Medical detox, residential and outpatient care
Focus
Addiction, trauma and co-occurring mental health conditions

Beachway’s West Palm Beach program treats addiction alongside mental health and trauma-related concerns. Its services include on-site medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care, and aftercare.

Published therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and EMDR. Which of these is used should follow an individual assessment rather than a package of activities. When comparing costs, request the clinical services and level of care in the written estimate as well as accommodation charges.

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Frequently asked questions

How different are partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient schedules?

At Twelve Oaks, PHP is listed as full-day treatment seven days a week, while IOP consists of half-day sessions three days a week. Both differ from living in residential care. Those schedules affect work, transport, and any temporary accommodation a patient may need. Use the exact program schedule in planning; the labels PHP and IOP do not guarantee identical hours at every Florida provider.

Will insurance pay for alcohol treatment in Florida?

Marketplace plans include substance use treatment among their essential health benefits, but that does not make every facility or treatment package fully covered. Check the specific program’s network status, prior-authorization rules, deductible, and patient share. Ask separately about detox, residential treatment, outpatient visits, and accommodation. Obtain the insurer’s benefit explanation and the provider’s written estimate before relying on a general “insurance accepted” statement.

Does Beachway treat mental health conditions as well as alcohol use?

Beachway lists integrated treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental health concerns, including trauma, and offers detox, residential, PHP, and IOP services. Its published therapies include CBT, DBT, and EMDR. An assessment should determine which diagnosis and treatment level take priority, and whether the program can manage the person’s specific medical or psychiatric needs. This is more precise than choosing solely because a facility advertises “dual diagnosis.”

Can treatment continue after leaving residential care?

Yes. Hazelden Betty Ford’s Naples location offers outpatient and virtual services as well as inpatient treatment. That creates possible continuing-care routes, although eligibility and location requirements still need to be confirmed. Before discharge, settle the next appointment, medication prescriber, expected weekly schedule, and any support needed at home. A plan naming the next clinician and appointment is more useful than a general recommendation to seek aftercare.