9 Best Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation Facilities in Texas

Texas Recovery Centers, formerly The Treehouse, operates in Scurry. The provider offers medically supervised detox and residential treatment, with care addressing substance use and accompanying mental health conditions. Its rural location is different from an outpatient appointment in Dallas. When planning a stay, establish transport, the recommended treatment level, and the arrangements for continuing care once you return home.

Starlite’s 55-acre Hill Country campus is in Center Point. The center treats adults and describes specialized options for veterans, first responders, LGBTQ clients, and people seeking a Christian treatment track. Its services extend beyond residential care to intensive outpatient treatment, including telehealth options. Ask which track and level of care the admissions assessment recommends and how you would continue treatment after leaving the campus.

The Right Step is a Texas treatment network, rather than one facility. Its services include detox, residential care, outpatient treatment, and work with co-occurring mental health concerns. Eligible graduates can access a two-year aftercare program. Confirm the exact campus and program you are discussing: a network-wide service description does not mean every location offers every level of care.

The Arbor’s residential campus is in Georgetown. Its services also include intensive outpatient care and sober living, allowing families to ask about a sequence of care rather than a single admission. The organization offers family support alongside client treatment. Distinguish clinical appointments from housing when comparing costs and find out which services would continue if you return to a different Texas city.

Touchstone Ranch offers residential programs in Hico, with published stay options of 30, 45, 60, and 90 days. Its program combines clinical treatment and medical management with a 12-step approach and equine activities. Those activity-based elements sit alongside the core treatment plan. Ask how the team chooses the recommended length and how family participation is scheduled during the stay.

Stages of Recovery provides Texas services in Lubbock and the Waco area. Its treatment options include partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care, with recovery housing and ongoing support available within its services. These are different from medically supervised detox or a hospital admission. Clarify the hours of clinical treatment, where you would live, and whether housing is included in the quoted fee.

Recovery Unplugged incorporates music into addiction treatment, but clients do not need to be musicians. Its Austin services span more than one site and include medical detox and further treatment options. The organization also describes medication treatment, including buprenorphine and extended-release naltrexone when appropriate. Ask which Austin address corresponds to your recommended program and how treatment continues after the initial stage.

The former Sunspire Health Texas listing is now presented as The Meadows Texas at 3800 County Road 444 in Princeton. Its program addresses substance use with trauma and co-occurring mental health needs. The center describes a 30-day treatment structure and a phone-free setting. Despite the old “Austin” heading, this campus is in the Dallas area; check travel and family arrangements against the Princeton location.

Discovery Point Retreat operates across Dallas, Waxahachie, and Ennis. The organization offers detox and residential treatment alongside partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient options. Its rural and city locations serve different practical needs. Ask the admissions team to name the specific site, level of care, and housing arrangement in the proposed plan rather than comparing a general network description with another provider’s single campus.