Rehab Near Me in Jacksonville: Start With Your Part of Town

Close to home helps. The right fit matters more.

When you type “rehab near me,” you want the nearest place that can help. That is a fair place to start. Being close makes family visits, outpatient sessions and the drive home after discharge much easier.

But the nearest program is not always the right one. Detox, residential care, PHP (partial hospitalization: treatment during the day, home at night), IOP (intensive outpatient: several sessions a week) and outpatient counseling all fit different needs. If you are not sure which one your loved one needs, our level of care guide is a calm place to begin, and then you can come back and look close to home.

Choose your area

Duval County

• Northside: north of the river, along I-95, Main Street, Dunn Avenue and Heckscher Drive
• Westside: along I-10, Normandy Boulevard, 103rd Street and Blanding Boulevard
• Riverside, Avondale and Ortega: older river neighborhoods just southwest of downtown
• San Marco: the Southbank, across the Main Street and Acosta bridges from downtown
• Downtown and Springfield: the urban core and the historic neighborhood just north of it
• Southside: Beach Boulevard, J. Turner Butler Boulevard and Southside Boulevard
• Baymeadows: Baymeadows Road, between I-95 and the I-295 East Beltway
• Mandarin: San Jose Boulevard south to Julington Creek, near the Buckman Bridge
• Intracoastal West: between the Southside and the Intracoastal Waterway
• Jacksonville Beach: its own city at the Beaches, along Beach Boulevard and A1A

St. Johns County

• St. Augustine: the county seat, along I-95 and US-1

Clay County

• Orange Park: just across the Duval line on US-17, at the west end of the Buckman Bridge
• Green Cove Springs: the county seat, on US-17 along the river

Nassau County

• Fernandina Beach: the county seat, on Amelia Island

When you compare programs on a map, look past the distance. Ask how long the drive takes at the hour your loved one would travel, whether the program helps with rides, and whether family sessions fit around your work. A longer drive to the right level of care is usually worth it.

Don’t see your part of town? We are still confirming programs near you. Until then, the full directory lists every licensed program we have checked, and many families in those towns travel into Jacksonville for care.

Help that covers the whole First Coast

• United Way 211. United Way 211 is a free information and referral line for Northeast Florida, open 24/7. Dial 2-1-1, call 1-904-632-0600 or text “Hello” to 211904.
• State-funded care. LSF Health Systems is the Florida DCF managing entity for the region, including Duval, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau and Putnam counties. It funds local providers that serve people who are uninsured or underinsured with low income. Read more on our Medicaid and state-funded care page.
• SAMHSA’s National Helpline. Free, confidential referrals 24 hours a day at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
• Crisis. In an emergency, call 911. For a crisis, call or text 988.