Arlington, VA Drug & Alcohol Rehab Treatment

The number of people affected by drug abuse is increasing every day, and Arlington Virginia is no exception to this epidemic. Are you and/or a loved one in search of drug and alcohol rehab in Arlington? Every year in the state of Virginia, there is an average of 35343 admissions into rehab facilities. You are not alone in this process, and admitting yourself into rehab is the first step to recovery. There are many treatment options available near Arlington, VA, which can easily become overwhelming to those seeking help. We have comprised a list of nearby rehab centers in Arlington, including details, in order to make the decision towards a center that will benefit you. We also have available information on Arlington support groups that will aid your journey towards sobriety.

Arlington has 349 rehab centers within 75 miles of the city center.
Arlington has 81 residental and 420 outpatient treatment centers within 100 miles of the city center.
Arlington has 36 women only and 36 men only rehab centers within 150 miles of the city center.

2420 Wilson Blvd Ste 101

Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare

2120 Washington Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22204

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Private Insurance, Medicaid, Federal Assistance, Payment Plan
Men and Women Accepted
Outpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
1 mile From Arlington

Phoenix Houses Of The Mid Atlantic

46 South Glebe Road, 3rd Floor
Arlington, VA 22204

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Private Insurance, Medicaid, Payment Plan
Men and Women Accepted
Outpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
1 mile From Arlington

Virginia Hospital Center

1701 North George Mason Drive
Arlington, VA 22205

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Private Insurance, Medicaid
Men and Women Accepted
No Smoking
2 miles From Arlington

Volunteers Of America Chesapeake Inc

1554 Columbia Pike
Arlington, VA 22204

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
, Federal Assistance, Payment Plan
Men and Women Accepted
Inpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
2 miles From Arlington

Virginia Hospital Center

601 South Carlin Springs Road
Arlington, VA 22204

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Private Insurance, Medicaid
Men and Women Accepted
Outpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
3 miles From Arlington

Dept Of Community And Human Services

2355A Mill Road
Alexandria, VA 22314

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Private Insurance, Medicaid, Federal Assistance, Payment Plan
Men and Women Accepted
Inpatient and Outpatient
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
6 miles From Arlington

Women Only Rehab Facilities Near Arlington

Women seeking rehabilitation in a female environment may be interested in women-only rehab centers in Arlington, VA. These rehab centers cater to women seeking recovery in a more comfortable setting where the mental, physical, and emotional struggles associated with substance abuse are given the ability to heal. Women can help empower other women in these women-only rehab centers and continue to encourage each other for years to come.

Womens Home Inc

P.O. Box 7412
Arlington, VA 22207
703-237-2822

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash
Only Women Accepted
Inpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
2 miles From Arlington

Avery Road Treatment Center

14705 Avery Road
Rockville, MD 20853
301-762-4651

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Only Women Accepted
Inpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
15 miles From Arlington

Jude House Inc

14 Marshall Road
Waldorf, MD 20602
301-932-0700

Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Cash, Medicaid
Only Women Accepted
Inpatient Only
Smoking Allowed in Designated Areas
22 miles From Arlington

Arlington, VA - Support Groups

Support groups are highly encouraged in Arlington, Virginia throughout the recovery and healing process of substance abuse. Narcotic Anonymous and Alcoholic Anonymous are two support groups that bring addicts together to encourage each other towards a healthier and sober life. Nar-anon and Al-anon are support groups available near Arlington for family and close friends that have been affected by drug abuse. These support groups are designed to encourage addicts and family/friends to share their personal stories in a non-judgemental setting where they can embrace the support from the community around them.

Thursday NA Meeting

Langston-Brown School

2121 North Culpeper Street
Arlington, VA 22207-2006

7:30 PM
Thursday

AA Meeting Info

Washington Area Intergroup Association

www.aa-dc.org

Nar-Anon Meeting Info

Carlin Springs Health Pavillion

601 South Carlin Springs Road
Arlington, Virginia 22204

4:00pm
Sunday

Al-Anon Meeting Info

First Presbyterian Church

601 N. Vermont Street
Arlington VA 22203

10:00 AM
Saturday