Review 69 Drug and Alcoholism Recovery Centers and Resources in Connecticut
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Westport House Sober Living for MenGreat - 48 ReviewsWestport, CTSOBER LIVING IN CONNECTICUT Individuals and family members will invariably face challenges as inpatient treatment ends and “life” begins. At Westport... -
TurnbridgeVery Good - 52 ReviewsNew Haven, CTFounded in 2003, Turnbridge operates gender-separate programs for young men and young women who have been afflicted with addiction and...
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High Watch Recovery CenterGreat - 83 ReviewsKent, CTHigh Watch Recovery Center is dedicated to seeing the disease of addiction go into remission for each individual who passes...
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Aware Recovery Care In-Home Addiction Treatment in ConnecticutGreat - 10 ReviewsNorth Haven, CTLive in Connecticut and need to stay home, at work, in school, in your bed, around your own family, and...
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Silver Hill HospitalVery Good - 44 ReviewsNew Canaan, CTProviding substance abuse treatment programs for teens and adults, Silver Hill Hospital offers inpatient, transitional living and outpatient programs. Inpatient...
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Eden Hill Recovery Retreat for WomenExcellent - 7 ReviewsCanaan, CTEden Hill Recovery Retreat is a Transitional Living Program for women in early recovery. Our peaceful and private home, a...
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Mountainside Treatment CenterVery Good - 74 ReviewsCanaan, CTLocated at the base of the Berkshire Mountains of Connecticut, Mountainside Treatment Center offers comprehensive treatment programs for people suffering...
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Banyan Treatment Center - WilmingtonGreat - 13 ReviewsWilmington, MABanyan Treatment Center's mission is to help struggling drug addicts and alcoholics reach their goal of a healthy, happy and...
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Farrell Treatment CenterExcellent - 4 ReviewsNew Britain, CTAt Farrell Treatment Center, recovery programs are designed to incorporate a variety of approaches, including 12-Step facilitation, mindfulness, relapse prevention,...
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MCCA - Trinity Glen Men's ProgramExcellent - 6 ReviewsSharon, CTTreatment at Trinity Glen targets men who have been unable to maintain a sober lifestyle despite previous attempts at a...
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Teen Challenge ConnecticutGreat - 10 ReviewsNew Haven, CTAt Teen Challenge New England & New Jersey, treatment recovery emphasizes Christian faith and biblical principles, with a focus on...
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Rushford at MeridenExcellent - 3 ReviewsMeriden, CTRushford provides life-saving and life-changing treatment to thousands of children, adults and families each year. For more than three decades,...
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New ProspectsExcellent - 6 ReviewsBridgeport, CTNew Prospects is an intensive residential rehabilitation program that aims to help people with substance abuse and co-occurring mental illness...
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Serenity at Summit New England7 ReviewsHaverhill, MAWe partner with the individual to begin a transformational journey from hope to healing and beyond. ...
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The Step Up Inn1 ReviewWest Haven, CTThe Step Up Inn aims to provide a safe, nurturing and structured environment that gives the tools and solutions to...
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Stonington Institute24 ReviewsNorth Stonington, CTWith the 12-step model as its core, Stonington Institute treats patients with chemical dependency and co-occurring mental health issues. Stonington...
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Rushford at MiddletownGood - 36 ReviewsMiddletown, CTRushford provides life-saving and life-changing treatment to thousands of children, adults and families each year. For more than three decades,...
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MCCA - McDonough HouseGood - 12 ReviewsDanbury, CTStarting from the perspective that substance abuse is a treatable condition, the McDonough House works to provide help and hope...
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McCall Center for Behavioral Health - Carnes Weeks CenterGreat - 7 ReviewsTorrington, CTAt The Carnes Weeks Center, part of the McCall Foundation, clients with drug and/or alcohol addiction work together with a...
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Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (SCADD) - Lebanon PinesGreat - 7 ReviewsLebanon, CTSCADD Lebanon Pines is a long-term residential rehabilitation program for men that requires residency of at least 90 days. Individualized...
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Rushford at StonegateGood - 4 ReviewsDurham, CTRushford provides life-saving and life-changing treatment to thousands of children, adults and families each year. For more than three decades,...
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MCCA Trinity Glen Kent Long-Term Residential Treatment for Women1 ReviewKent, CTThe Trinity Glen Women’s Program offers a place for female substance abusers to recover physically and heal emotionally. With optional...
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McCall Center for Behavioral Health - The McCall HouseGood - 5 ReviewsTorrington, CTThe McCall House is a residential drug and alcohol rehab for designed for individuals who have already completed a primary...
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Rushford at Stonehaven3 ReviewsPortland, CTRushford provides life-saving and life-changing treatment to thousands of children, adults and families each year. ...
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Excel Treatment CenterExcellent - 2 ReviewsDover, NJTo provide excellence in outpatient substance use treatment using strong clinical, psychiatric and family support services. We accomplish this by...
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Wellmore Behavioral Health - Morris Recovery HouseGood - 2 ReviewsWaterbury, CTMorris Recovery specializes in residential care for adult men struggling with substance abuse issues and/or co-occurring mental health disorders. Residents...
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Tina Klem Serenity House4 ReviewsBridgeport, CTThe Tina Klem Serenity House in Bridgeport CT provides safety, support and a serene environment where women with substance abuse...
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Oceanside Recovery, LLCNo RatingNiantic, CTBringing knowledge, compassion and care to your recovery...
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Wellmore Behavioral Health - Women & Children's Program2 ReviewsWaterbury, CTBelieving that mothers and children should stay together, Wellmore Behavioral Health provides culturally sensitive support and substance abuse treatment aimed...
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Connecticut Renaissance, Bridgeport Outpatient ClinicExcellent - 1 ReviewBridgeport, CT
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Northeast Addictions Treatment CenterGreat - 21 ReviewsQuincy, MAOur Mission is to provide the best continuum of care for men and women, as well as their families, who...
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Community Health Resources (CHR) - DanielsonExcellent - 3 ReviewsDanielson, CT
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Hartford DispensaryGreat - 1 ReviewManchester, CT
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Lifeline of Wheeler ClinicVery Good - 1 ReviewNew Britain, CT
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APT FoundationVery Good - 5 ReviewsNew Haven, CT
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Liberation Programs Inc - Families in Recovery Program (FIRP)Good - 1 ReviewNorwalk, CT
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Recovering ChampionsGreat - 17 ReviewsEast Falmouth, MAOur mission is to help those who suffer from drug and alcohol addiction learn a new way of life, repair...
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South Central Rehabilitation Center (SCRC)2 ReviewsNew Haven, CT
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Birmingham Group Health ServicesNo RatingAnsonia, CT
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Connecticut Counseling Center Inc Danbury ClinicNo RatingDanbury, CT
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Hartford Dispensary New Britain Clinic Psychiatric Outpt Clinic for AdultsNo RatingNew Britain, CT
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Community Health Resources Bloomfield ClinicNo RatingBloomfield, CT
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Recovery Centers of America at Raritan BayExcellent - 1 ReviewSouth Amboy, NJRecovery Centers of America’s main concern is patient safety, whether from their addiction, or COVID-19. RCA has implemented new...
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Community Prev Addiction Services IncNo RatingWillimantic, CT
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Regional Network of Programs Inc Kinsella Treatment Center/DetoxNo RatingBridgeport, CT
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Hartford Dispensary New London ClinicNo RatingNew London, CT
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Community PreventionNo RatingWindham, CT
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St Mary's Hospital - Behavioral Health Care Services- Inpatient Services- Ambulance SerNo RatingWaterbury, CT
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Serenity at Summit New JerseyNo RatingUnion, NJWe partner with the individual to begin a transformational journey from hope to healing and beyond. ...
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Wheeler Clinic Inc Adolescent Substance Treatment ProgramNo RatingPlainville, CT
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Hartford Dispensary Henderson/Johnson Clinic MMTPNo RatingHartford, CT
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Connecticut Counseling CenterNo RatingWaterbury, CT
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New Era Rehabilitation Center IncNo RatingNew Haven, CT
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Chemical Abuse Services Agency Inc (CASA)/Project CourageNo RatingBridgeport, CT
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SOBA New JerseyGreat - 11 ReviewsNew Brunswick, NJSOBA New Jersey offers comprehensive clinical treatment and case management services to individuals suffering from substance abuse and mental...
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Perception ProgramsNo RatingWillimantic, CT
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APT Methadone Maintenance Program APT Legion ClinicNo RatingNew Haven, CT
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Community Health Services Inc Department of subs Abuse ServicesNo RatingHartford, CT
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Community Substance Abuse Centers Ambulatory DetoxNo RatingHartford, CT
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Griffin Hospital Chemical Dependency ServiceNo RatingDerby, CT
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Clayton HouseNo RatingGlastonbury, CT
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Connecticut Mental Health Center Hispanic ClinicNo RatingNew Haven, CT
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Perception Programs IncNo RatingWillimantic, CT
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InterCommunity, Inc Behavioral Health SolutionsNo RatingEast Hartford, CT
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Alcohol & Drug Recovery Center Inc - Outpatient CounselingNo RatingHartford, CT
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Chemical Abuse Services Agency Inc (CASA)/Eugenio Maria de HostosNo RatingBridgeport, CT
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SE Council on Alc and Drug Dep Inc (SCADD)/DetoxNo RatingNew London, CT
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Liberation Programs CenterNo RatingBridgeport, CT
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New Era Rehabilitation New Era Rehabilitation CenterNo RatingBridgeport, CT
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Wheeler ClinicNo RatingPlainville, CT
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Liberation Programs Inc STAMFORD – Inpatient and Outpatient ServicesNo RatingStamford, CT
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Connecticut Renaissance - Norwalk Outpatient ClinicNo RatingNorwalk, CT
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Connecticut Renaissance, Stamford Outpatient ClinicNo RatingStamford, CT
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Alcohol and Drug Recov Ctrs Inc (ADRC) Coventry House Pregnant Womens ProgramNo RatingHartford, CT
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Hartford Dispensary Norwich ClinicNo RatingNorwich, CT
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Main Street Clinic/Fac for the Care Trt of Substance Abusive/Dep PersonsNo RatingStamford, CT
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Liberation Programs Stamford Youth OptionsNo RatingStamford, CT
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How to Choose the Best Addiction Rehab Connecticut Offers
Making the decision to take control and get clean from drugs and alcohol from alcohol, prescription and street drugs is a huge undertaking, and may be the most vital one you, your spouse or relative will ever make. That's why you don't want to make your Connecticut rehab choice until you've determined all your choices and personal considerations such as wanting an executive exclusive clinic or one offering upscale rehab. We keep our no-charge hotline operated around the clock to answer these questions and others, such as where to go and what to bring.
Ready to Find Help? Learn More about Residential Inpatient Treatment in Connecticut
The question of how long rehab takes for an alcohol or drug abuse depends on a number of factors. It begins with the person, what sort of dependence he or she has, and how severe the addiction is. Some narcotics may require only out-patient services, where you can treat yourself at home. Others require an inpatient stay at a residential addiction recovery facility. CT rehab, like those in most other states, offer everything from short-term, thirty day solutions up to 4-month and even longer-term alternatives. Talk to an advisor for more information on finding a addiction treatment center in Connecticut for you or your loved ones.
Drug Abuse Facts
How Long Can Recovering from Drug and Alcohol Addiction Take?
As you consider the expense of rehabilitation in Connecticut, look at the expense as an investment in your life and the lives of your family. Most rehabilitation facilities are able to take partial payment through any PPO or HMO plan you have. If you wish to review your eligibility and the price of treatment in CT, contact our no-cost help line to get clear answers to your questions.
Ready to Get Help and Change Your Life for Good?
Whether your CT inpatient residential alcohol, prescription and street drug treatment with take 28 days or 3 months, beginning your recovery today improves your chances of getting and staying healthy. Deciding on a treatment program that can suit your own needs before you ever begin recovery can also help a great deal. When you're ready to book treatment, our hotline advisors can help you find the right spot so you can start your new, sober life.
Drug Addiction in Connecticut
Like other states in New England, Connecticut is grappling with a surge in opioid abuse and overdoses. Two people die of a drug overdose every day in the state, and the state is third per capita in overdose rates.4
Connecticut has 166 outpatient drug and alcohol recovery programs, 52 residential programs, and 11 hospital inpatient programs. Thirty-eight offer medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction. Ninety-one percent accept cash or self-payment, 75% accept private health insurance, 50% accept Medicare, 87% accept Medicaid, and 72% offer a sliding scale fee.3
Addiction by the Numbers
- Past-year alcohol dependence or abuse among those aged 12 or older in Connecticut was slightly above the national average in 2013-2014. Past-year illicit drug dependence or abuse among this group was also slightly above the national average. Past-year heavy alcohol use was below the national average.1
- Emergency department visits for alcohol abuse or dependence increased 2007 to 2011 across age groups. ED visits also increased for substance abuse and dependence among those ages 18 to 64 during the same time period.5
- Accidental drug intoxication deaths in the state increased from 357 in 2012 to 917 in 2016. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, was involved in 479 deaths in 2016.6
- In 2014, an estimated 103,000 Connecticut residents used prescription painkillers non-medically.2
- Between 2007 and 2014, only 20% of people with drug disorders in the state received treatment.2
How Much Does Rehab Cost?
One of the things you have to think about when choosing a drug or alcohol addiction treatment program is the cost. Generally, you can expect to pay more if you choose a longer program, want a private room, or enroll in a luxury facility. Make sure to consider whether or not these things will really enhance your treatment experience and are worth the extra cost. There may be other things you can give up in order to save some money.
Most Connecticut rehab centers accept private health insurance. If you are uninsured, many programs offer sliding scale fees and accept cash or self-pay.
Treatment Options
Connecticut has a range of treatment programs available that offer different approaches to treating addiction. Every person has different needs when it comes to treatment and before choosing a program, you can meet with a doctor or addiction specialist who can recommend what services you will need. Special treatment considerations may be made for pregnant women, veterans, people with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, homeless individuals, LGBT, and youth.
Treatment programs in CT may include detoxification programs, residential programs, and outpatient programs. A high number of programs offer evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and contingency management. Programs also offer relapse prevention, drug and alcohol education, 12-step meetings, group counseling, and social skills development.
Local Resources for Recovering Addicts
- The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has information on prescription drug drop boxes in the state and how to properly dispose of unused medications.
- The state’s Department of Consumer Protection also has a map of naloxone pharmacies in the state. Naloxone can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
- The state Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services’ Medication-Assisted Treatment page has information on methadone clinics, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) providers, buprenorphine facilities, and general resources on MAT.
- The Connecticut Clearinghouse is a resource for substance abuse and mental health disorders, prevention, and recovery.
- The Connecticut Department of Public Health compiled a list of licensed substance abuse treatment programs in the state.
- Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings are available throughout the state.
- The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) lists crisis and mental health hotlines for the state.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2014). Behavioral Health Barometer: Connecticut, 2015.
- The Connecticut Opioid REsponse Initiative. (2016).
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). (2015). National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS): 2015 State Profile – Connecticut.
- Allen, J. (2017). Hard Times As Connecticut Tries to Slow Opioid Crisis. WAMC Northeast Public Radio.
- Connecticut Work Group on Mental Health, Alcohol, and Substance Abuse. Chapter 6: Mental Health, Alcohol, and Substance Abuse.
- Skahill, P. (2017). Drug Overdose Deaths Continue to Climb In Connecticut. WNPR.
- Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. (2016). Triennial State Substance Abuse Plan.