As an independent resource, we list each center that matches our criteria, so those looking for the best treatment have a comprehensive list of options.Â
Provider’s Policy
$25,000 – $45,000
Back2Basics is an outdoor adventure recovery program for males ages 18-35 in the mountains of Arizona.
Provider’s Policy
Covered plans and verification of benefits.
$3,000/Month
A men-only sober living facility in Scottdale, Arizona, specializing in 12-step recovery with great amenities.
Provider’s Policy
Covered plans and verification of benefits.
$3,000/Month
A women-only sober living facility in Scottdale, Arizona, specializing in 12-step recovery method.
Insurance Accepted
$89,500
Capstone treats men ages 14-26 struggling with addictions and self destructive behaviors using unique canine therapies in a Christ-centered environment.
Footprints to Recovery Colorado offers a full continuum of care, just minutes from Cherry Creek State Park.
Zinnia Health Denver Recovery Center offers a unique approach to addiction treatment that combines holistic methods with evidence-based treatment options.
Outpatient treatment for adults in the city of Denver with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) available.
Insurance Accepted
$15,000+ per month
On 25 peaceful acres just outside Atlanta in a beautiful 17,000-square foot home, Twin Lakes helps people find healing through a 12-Step based program.
Insurance Accepted
$6,300 – $20,250
A residential treatment program offering custom detox protocols based on the client’s unique needs in a comfortable, stress free environment.
Provider’s Policy
$31,500 (per month)
Located in Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, Cottonwood Tucson provides innovative evidence-based holistic treatment in an environment characterized by respect.
Top10 Rehabs is an independent organization that simplifies finding the best mental health and addiction treatment. Comprehensive profiles of over 2,500 rehab centers include insurance coverage, pricing, photos, reviews, and more. Choosing the best path to recovery has never been easier.
