Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers in Temple, TX

Temple has 3 licensed addiction treatment programs in Bell County. 2 offer residential treatment and 3 offer outpatient treatment. 1 reports 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, Christian Farms – Treehouse INC and Cen-Tex Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center INC 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. Central Counties Services run outpatient programs in Temple.

Licensed programs

Also licensed in Temple

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.

• Central Counties Services · Outpatient · (254) 298-7000

Choosing a program in Temple

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 Temple has an opening, the nearest cities with their own pages are Killeen (5), Georgetown (3), Round Rock (3), Cedar Park (4) and Elgin (4).

Publicly funded treatment in Bell 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 Bell County.

Common questions about treatment in Temple

Does Texas Medicaid cover rehab in Temple?

Yes. 1 of the 3 licensed programs in Temple report accepting Texas Medicaid, including Christian Farms – Treehouse INC. Publicly funded treatment in Bell 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 Temple has an opening?

The nearest cities with their own pages are Killeen (5 programs), Georgetown (3 programs), Round Rock (3 programs). Programs there are listed the same way.

Nearby cities

• Killeen, 5 programs
• Georgetown, 3 programs
• Round Rock, 3 programs
• Cedar Park, 4 programs
• Elgin, 4 programs