OTP, Detox, Psychiatric Hospitals, Sober Living, Drug & Alcohol Rehab & Mental Health in District of Columbia
With 41 SAMHSA-listed care providers spread over 1 cities, District of Columbia, District of Columbia can be compared below by care type using services, payment options, and location from FindTreatment.gov. These listings are unrated; verify services, licensing, cost, and availability directly.
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Opioid Treatment Programs in District of Columbia
4 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
Detox Centers in District of Columbia
5 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
Psychiatric Hospitals in District of Columbia
2 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
Sober Living Homes in District of Columbia
2 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
Drug & Alcohol Rehab in District of Columbia
21 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
Rehab Center · for-profit
BayMark Health Services of WV
Washington, DC 20037
SAMHSA-listedAdult menAdult women
Rehab Center · for-profit
BHG Washington DC Treatment Center
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationActive duty military
Rehab Center · for-profit
Circles of Hope Psychotherapy and
Washington, DC 20008
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationActive duty military
Rehab Center · non-profit
Clean and Sober Streets
Washington, DC 20001
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · non-profit
Community Action Group (CAG)
Washington, DC 20003
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · non-profit
Community Connections
Washington, DC 20003
SAMHSA-listedAcamprosate (Campral®)Accepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · for-profit
Creative Pathways Inc
Washington, DC 20019
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationActive duty military
Rehab Center · non-profit
Family and Medical Counseling Service
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listedAdultsAftercare/continuing care
Rehab Center · non-profit
Hillcrest Children and Family Center
Washington, DC 20032
SAMHSA-listedActive duty militaryAdolescents
Rehab Center · non-profit
Hillcrest Children and Family Center
Washington, DC 20001
SAMHSA-listedAbnormal involuntary movement scaleActive duty military
Rehab Center · for-profit
Inner City Family Services Inc
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listedAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhereAdults
Rehab Center · for-profit
Life Care Inc
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · for-profit
Life Enhancement Services
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAbnormal involuntary movement scale
Rehab Center · for-profit
MBI Health Services LLC
Washington, DC 20020
SAMHSA-listedAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhereAdults
Rehab Center · non-profit
Pilgrim Rest Therapeutic Services Inc
Washington, DC 20019
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationActive duty military
Rehab Center · non-profit
Samaritan Inns
Washington, DC 20009
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · non-profit
Samaritan Inns Inc
Washington, DC 20009
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · non-profit
So Others Might Eat Inc (SOME)
Washington, DC 20001
SAMHSA-listedAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhereAdult men
Rehab Center · for-profit
T and N Services and Solutions
Washington, DC 20002
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAccepts clients using MAT but prescribed elsewhere
Rehab Center · for-profit
Wellness Health Services LLC
Washington, DC 20002
SAMHSA-listed12-step facilitationAbnormal involuntary movement scale
Rehab Center · non-profit
Whitman Walker Health
Washington, DC 20005
SAMHSA-listedAbnormal involuntary movement scaleAcamprosate (Campral®)
Mental Health Treatment in District of Columbia
7 providers in District of Columbia: Washington
How to choose care in District of Columbia
Start with the level of care and the services a person needs - withdrawal management, medications for opioid use disorder, therapy, psychiatric care, or a sober living setting - then check licensing, accepted insurance, and cost. These SAMHSA listings are unrated, so the fit of the service matters more than any score.
For families in District of Columbia, the key questions are which levels of care are offered, whether medications for opioid use disorder are available, who the program serves, what it costs, and whether it is licensed. These listings are unrated; verify services, licensing, cost, and availability directly.
Frequently asked questions
How many care providers are in District of Columbia?
According to the current SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov data, District of Columbia, District of Columbia has 41 listed providers: 4 opioid treatment programs, 5 detox centers, 2 psychiatric hospitals, 2 sober living homes, 21 drug & alcohol rehab, and 7 mental health treatment.
Which cities in District of Columbia have care providers?
Washington list care providers in the current data. Open a city page for local listings.
Data sources
Sources: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. Processing date: 2026-10-08.
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