Uncover the premier alcohol and drug rehab centers in Arlington, Texas. Browse through 19 local treatment facilities that provide inpatient, outpatient, and detox services.
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7 Treatment Centers in Arlington, TX
Conditions Treated
Level Of Care
Age Groups
Payment Options
Accreditations
Amenities
Substance Abuse
![CDHS]( "CDHS")
214 Billings Street, Arlington, Texas, 76010
Outpatient Treatment
Self-payment options
Mental Health
![Center for Psychological Services]( "Center for Psychological Services")
6043 West Interstate 20, Arlington, Texas, 76017
Outpatient Treatment
Grants and Private Insurance accepted
Substance Abuse
![Excel Center of Arlington]( "Excel Center of Arlington")
1111 North Cooper Street, Arlington, Texas, 76011
Outpatient Treatment
Grants and Private Insurance accepted
Substance Abuse
![MHMR of Tarrant County]( "MHMR of Tarrant County")
601 West Sanford Street, Arlington, Texas, 76011
Outpatient Treatment
Grants and Private Insurance accepted
Substance Abuse
![Millwood Hospital]( "Millwood Hospital")
1011 North Cooper Street, Arlington, Texas, 76011
Outpatient Treatment
Grants and Private Insurance accepted
Substance Abuse
![North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education]( "North Texas Addiction Counseling and Education")
124 West Pioneer Parkway, Arlington, Texas, 76010
Outpatient Treatment
Medicaid and Medicare accepted
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Published Oct 12 2023
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Updated Aug 25 2024
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