Florida addiction treatment is available through private treatment centers, hospital and academic medical programs, nonprofit providers and publicly funded community networks. The state licenses multiple substance use disorder program components, including detoxification, residential treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, outpatient care and medication-assisted treatment.
The providers on this page represent different regions and treatment intensities. Their inclusion is intended to help compare options. Current licensing, insurance participation, clinical eligibility, program availability and bed openings should be confirmed directly.
The Florida Department of Children and Families oversees the statewide substance use treatment system and licenses substance use disorder providers. DCF also maintains a provider licensing search for people who want to verify current program components.
- Medical detox may be appropriate when alcohol, benzodiazepine or other withdrawal could require medical monitoring.
- Residential treatment provides a live-in environment with structured addiction care.
- PHP and IOP provide intensive daytime or scheduled treatment while the person lives off site.
- Outpatient care can include counseling, addiction medicine and continued step-down support.
- Medication treatment may be used for opioid or alcohol use disorder when clinically appropriate.