Rehabs Fort Lauderdale
Finding rehabs in Fort Lauderdale starts with knowing what is actually nearby. Within 25 miles of the city, 93 programs appear on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings. This guide explains levels of care, costs and what a call changes.
- listed facilities
- 93
- provide detox
- 24
- take Medicaid
- 48
Paying for rehab in Fort Lauderdale
Cost is the barrier that stops most people, so start by learning what each program accepts. Among the listed facilities, 82 accept self-pay, 72 take private insurance, 48 take Medicaid, 31 take Medicare and 29 offer sliding-scale fees. When calling Fort Lauderdale rehab centers, ask first which insurance plans and Florida Medicaid each one takes. Federal parity law means many plans must cover substance use disorder care much as they cover medical care, so check your coverage closely.
Free and reduced-cost options exist but are limited. Four facilities report no fee, 30 offer financial assistance and 44 work with block grant funding. Florida has not adopted Medicaid expansion, so many adults without dependent children may not qualify for coverage; a treatment advisor can say what that means for your specific situation. If a program quotes a price you cannot meet, then ask about sliding scale and assistance before ruling it out.
- take Medicaid
- 48
- take private insurance
- 72
- take Medicare
- 31
- provide reduced-cost fees
- 29
Common treatment centers in Fort Lauderdale
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Delray Beach, FLTypical stay 30 day6-15 beds
- Sober Living
Lifeskills Osceola Village transitional Delray Beach is a sober living home for adults finishing residential care.
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Fort Lauderdale, FLTypical stay 30 days
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
- Outpatient
This page describes what The Source Treatment Center provides.
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Miami, FLTypical stay 90 days31-50 beds
- Detox
Evolutions Treatment Miami is a Joint Commission-accredited center in Miami, Florida.
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Lifeskills Delray Beach Outpatient
4.6/5118 Google reviews
Delray Beach, FLTypical stay 90 days
- Outpatient
Lifeskills Delray Beach Outpatient is an outpatient program in Delray Beach, Florida.
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Summer House
5.0/5975 Google reviews
Miami, FLTypical stay 7+ days6-15 beds
- Detox
Summer House Miami provides medical detox in a small, home-like setting.
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Hollywood, FLTypical stay 30 days16-30 beds
- Outpatient
Milestones in recovery Hollywood are easier to map with a guide.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Outpatient
Our helpline can help you determine whether Evolutions Lauderdale by the Sea, an outpatient program in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a fit; it has operated since 2013 and carries Joint Commission accreditation.
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Pompano Beach, FLTypical stay 7+ days6-15 beds
- Detox
- Co-Occurring Mental Health
Retreat of Broward Pompano Beach is a Pompano Beach center with Joint Commission accreditation.
Rehabs Fort Lauderdale
Most programs in the area treat more than one substance, and the range of medication support is wider than many people expect. Alcohol use disorder treatment with medications is available at 60 facilities, buprenorphine at 63, naltrexone at 66, methadone at 8, and 14 operate as opioid treatment programs. For alcohol rehab Fort Lauderdale residents can reach, medication options are common; for opioid use disorder, medication is often the difference between starting and stalling. Detox capacity is spread across substances: 22 facilities handle benzodiazepines, 21 opioids, 19 alcohol, 16 cocaine and 15 methamphetamine.
If you are unsure which substance matters most, then say so on the call and a licensed provider can sort it out. Dual diagnosis care, for mental health conditions alongside substance use, is listed at many of these programs, so ask about it directly if that applies to you or someone you know.
Levels of care in Fort Lauderdale rehabs
Fort Lauderdale rehabs span a full range of care intensity, and the area lists 93 treatment facilities across several levels. Among Fort Lauderdale rehab centers, 77 offer outpatient care and 24 run medical detox on site or nearby, which matters when withdrawal risk is real. Inpatient and residential rehab are listed at 31 facilities, partial hospitalization at 34, and intensive outpatient programs at 44.
Outpatient care exists on a spectrum, from a few sessions a week to several hours a day. For Fort Lauderdale treatment, outpatient programs can fit around work and family; residential rehab suits people who need overnight support. If alcohol or benzodiazepines are the concern, then medical supervision during detox matters, because those withdrawals can be dangerous. A program that offers detox and then steps down to outpatient is often the most practical path.
Overdose data in Fort Lauderdale
Provisional Cdc numbers for the 12 months ending May 2026 count 3,976 overdose deaths in Florida, down 7 percent from 4,294 in the prior period. Opioids account for 2,260 of them, fentanyl for 1,771, cocaine for 1,243 and methamphetamine for 1,069. These Fort Lauderdale and Florida overdose figures explain why many people call before they feel ready, and a free helpline conversation carries no obligation to enter rehab.
The decline is real but the numbers remain high. Prescription opioids are involved in 605 deaths, and heroin in 17. If someone you know is using alone or has survived an overdose, then same-day assessment at a Fort Lauderdale detox or outpatient program is worth asking about, since risk does not wait for a convenient week.
| Drug | Past year | Prior year | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Every overdose involving drugs | 3,976 | 4,294 | -7% |
| Opioid of any type | 2,260 | — | — |
| Fentanyl and synthetic opioids | 1,771 | — | — |
| Opioid (heroin) | 17 | — | — |
| Opioid medications by prescription | 605 | — | — |
| Methamphetamine | 1,069 | — | — |
| Cocaine | 1,243 | — | — |
CDC early figures, 12 months ending May 2026. Later reports can push recent months higher.
What a helpline call looks like
Trained advisors staff the helpline at all hours and connect callers with licensed treatment providers, not a scripted call center. They ask which substances are involved, how long the person has used, any prior treatment, insurance details and location, so the first options you hear are practical. A Fort Lauderdale addiction treatment helpline call is free and private, and advisors can begin without your name.
No one is promised a bed or a particular outcome; the advisor helps you understand which level of care fits and which SAMHSA-listed programs take your coverage. If the first option does not work, then the advisor can look at other Fort Lauderdale rehabs and nearby programs until you have a plan that fits. To reach the SAMHSA National Helpline directly, call 1-800-662-4357, or 988 for a crisis.
Rehabs near Fort Lauderdale
Treatment is not limited to city limits, and nearby areas hold more options. Pompano Beach lists 8 facilities about 9 miles away, Hollywood lists 5 within 8 miles, and Miami lists 23 roughly 20 miles from the center. Delray Beach lists 9 at about 23 miles and Boca Raton lists 6 at 18 miles. If you need detox Fort Lauderdale options quickly, then a short drive north or south can widen the number of beds and programs you can choose from. The area considered here spans 25 miles.
