Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Fort Worth, TX
18 licensed programs
6 residential
15 outpatient
10 accept Texas Medicaid
Fort Worth has 18 licensed addiction treatment programs in Tarrant County. 6 offer residential treatment, 15 offer outpatient treatment and 4 offer medication for opioid or alcohol use. 10 report accepting Texas Medicaid. Every listing is matched to the Texas license roll and shows the date we last checked it, and the phone number on each one rings the program itself.
If someone is using every day and has been through withdrawal before, start with a program that can run medical detox. For a residential stay, Clearfork Academy LP, My Health My Resources of Tarrant County and Rise and Renew Recovery hold residential licenses here.
If the person is stable and has a safe place to live, outpatient care keeps them at home at a fraction of the cost. Turning Point Recovery Centers LLC, Recovery Resource Council and Fort Worth Recovery LLC run outpatient programs in Fort Worth.
Map of 17 licensed programs in Fort Worth. Loads when scrolled into view.
Licensed programs
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Arise Recovery Center
Arise Recovery Centers describes itself as an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment provider with locations across Dallas-Fort Worth, Greater Houston, and Austin, Texas. It states it offers intensive outpatient (IOP) and supportive outpatient (SOP) programs for adults 18 and older, and says it does not provide inpatient residential treatment.
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Asic Recovery Services LLC
ASIC Recovery Services LLC describes itself as a mental health and addiction treatment provider in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. It offers outpatient care including mental health counseling, mental health intensive outpatient (IOP), partial hospitalization (PHP), dual diagnosis treatment, outpatient substance-use treatment and rehab, and recovery coaching with an alumni community.
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Atlas Counseling and Education
Atlas Counseling and Education LLC, based in Fort Worth, Texas, states it offers virtual and in-person mental health counseling, chemical dependency counseling, court-mandated educational classes, and substance abuse evaluations. Its chemical dependency services include a Supportive Outpatient Program (SOP) and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), with aftercare, and it serves clients across Texas.
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Clearfork Academy LP
Clearfork Academy describes itself as a teen treatment program offering medically supervised detox, residential care with an on-site learning center, and in-person and virtual intensive outpatient programming for adolescents struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The site states its approach is faith-based, with individual, group, and family therapy combined with experiential treatments.
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Fort Worth Recovery LLC
Fort Worth Recovery LLC is an outpatient addiction treatment program in Fort Worth, Texas. Its website describes ambulatory detox, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, outpatient, and aftercare services for adults who wish to maintain work and family responsibilities.
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Helping Open Peoples Eyes INC
Helping Open Peoples Eyes INC holds Texas state licensing in Fort Worth for outpatient treatment. It holds a licensed record from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, number TX-705AH, which we last checked on October 11, 2026.
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Lena Pope Home INC
Lena Pope Home, Inc. describes itself as a nonprofit serving children and families in Tarrant County, Texas, through counseling, early learning centers, behavior intervention, school and community-based services, and a substance use services program.
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Mhmr of Tarrant County
In Fort Worth, Texas, Mhmr of Tarrant County is licensed by the state to provide residential treatment and medication for opioid or alcohol use. It holds a licensed record from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, number TX-104J, which we last checked on October 11, 2026.
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My Health My Resources of Tarrant County
My Health My Resources of Tarrant County (MHMR) is a local unit of government that provides community-based services for youth and adults with mental health conditions, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders, along with early childhood intervention for babies and young children. Its services are offered at more than 50 locations across North Texas, and it describes a…
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Phoenix Associates Counseling Services INC
Phoenix Associates Counseling Services INC is described on its website as a non-profit offering outpatient treatment for substance use and mental health disorders, with two locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The program states it offers individual and group counseling, family counseling, individualized treatment plans, co-occurring and dual diagnosis treatment, relapse prevention, and EMDR.
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Recovery Resource Council
Recovery Resource Council is a nonprofit behavioral health provider serving 61 counties across North Texas, West Texas, and the Panhandle, with in-person offices in Fort Worth, Dallas, Denton, Amarillo, and Lubbock and telehealth options. It provides mental health services, prevention programming, substance use treatment and recovery support, and housing services for youth, adults, veterans, and families.
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Rise and Renew Recovery
Rise and Renew Recovery is a state-licensed addiction treatment program in Fort Worth, Texas, offering residential treatment. It holds a licensed record from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, number TX-4427, which we last checked on October 11, 2026.
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Substance Abuse Guidance and Education LLC
Substance Abuse Guidance and Education LLC holds Texas state licensing in Fort Worth for outpatient treatment. It holds 2 state records from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, which we last checked on October 11, 2026; each is listed below.
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Turning Point Recovery Centers LLC
Turning Point Recovery Network describes itself as offering online and in-person drug and alcohol rehab across Texas, with locations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Tyler, Southlake and Houston. Its stated services include Partial Hospitalization Program, Intensive Outpatient Program, Sober Living, and online rehab, with a holistic approach that integrates therapy, fitness and mindfulness.
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Volunteers of America Texas INC
Volunteers of America Texas Inc is described on its website as a multi-service human services organization with many programs beyond addiction treatment. Its substance abuse treatment and prevention services, described as family-focused recovery, are listed for the Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, and Conroe service areas, and include specialized treatment of opioid addiction, programs for pregnant women and women with children, parenting…
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Wellmind Therapy Center LLC
WellMind Therapy Center LLC, in Fort Worth, Texas, states it offers mental health and substance use disorder services for adults 18 and older, including individual therapy, group therapy, specialized trauma therapy, medication management, partial hospitalization (PHP), and intensive outpatient (IOP) programs. The site describes an individualized, evidence-based, trauma-informed approach with family therapy and psychological testing available during PHP and IOP.
Also licensed in Fort Worth
These programs hold a state license but have no website or Google listing we could find. Details come from the license record only. A program can claim its listing to add more.
- North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education INC · Outpatient · (682) 224-6441
- The Salvation Army · Residential · (817) 344-1850
Choosing a program in Fort Worth
Ask which state record the program holds before you compare anything else. Texas licenses outpatient and residential chemical dependency treatment facilities through the Health and Human Services Commission; each site’s licensed services are shown here. Where a website claims a level the record does not show, the listing says so.
If nothing in Fort Worth has an opening, the nearest cities with their own pages are Arlington (5), Euless (4), Mansfield (4), Southlake (4) and Irving (3).
Publicly funded treatment in Tarrant County is arranged through the regional OSAR center, which can screen you by phone and refer you to a contracted program. More about treatment in Tarrant County.
Common questions about treatment in Fort Worth
Does Texas Medicaid cover rehab in Fort Worth?
Yes. 10 of the 18 licensed programs in Fort Worth report accepting Texas Medicaid, including Turning Point Recovery Centers LLC, Clearfork Academy LP and My Health My Resources of Tarrant County. Publicly funded treatment in Tarrant County is arranged through the regional OSAR center, which can screen you by phone and refer you to a contracted program.
How do I know a program is licensed?
Every program on this page is matched to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission license roll, and each listing shows the record it holds and the date we last checked it, with a link to the state’s own list.
What if nothing in Fort Worth has an opening?
The nearest cities with their own pages are Arlington (5 programs), Euless (4 programs), Mansfield (4 programs). Programs there are listed the same way.
Which Fort Worth programs serve adolescents or women only?
Programs that treat adolescents: Mhmr of Tarrant County.
Nearby cities
- Arlington, 5 programs
- Euless, 4 programs
- Mansfield, 4 programs
- Southlake, 4 programs
- Irving, 3 programs
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