Drug Rehab in Jacksonville, FL: Find a Licensed Treatment Center

How our free listings work

Many rehab directories are run by treatment chains or paid for by the centers they list. That makes it hard to tell advice from an ad. This directory works differently, and we want you to know exactly how.

A center doesn’t pay to appear here. We look up each center’s license with the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF), the state agency that licenses substance use treatment providers, before it is listed. Free listings appear in alphabetical order, so the center at the top is not a recommendation. It just comes first in the alphabet.

Each listing shows the levels of care we found, the month we last checked it and the center’s own phone number. When you call, you reach the center. We never route calls through a hidden hotline, and we never ask for your phone number.

We are a guide, not a treatment provider. A listing is not an endorsement. A license tells you the state has approved a provider to operate. It can’t tell you whether a program fits your loved one. The guides further down this page help with that part.

How to read a listing

The small labels on each listing are levels of care. In plain language:

• Inpatient detox. Staying at a facility with medical care while the body gets through withdrawal.
• Outpatient detox. Going to a clinic for medical checks and sleeping at home.
• Residential. Living at the program with support around the clock.
• PHP (partial hospitalization). Treatment during the day, home at night.
• IOP (intensive outpatient). Several sessions a week while living at home.
• Outpatient. Regular counseling, often once or twice a week.
• MAT (medication-assisted treatment). Medication combined with counseling.
• Sober living. A shared home with rules and support, which is housing and not treatment.

Not sure which one fits? Our level of care guide walks through the questions an intake team will ask, and the full levels of care overview explains each option. The wrong level of care can cost you the moment your loved one is willing, so this step is worth your time.

Guides for choosing a center

• Detox centers: how to compare them and what to ask when you call
• Alcohol rehab: how to choose a program for alcohol use disorder
• State-funded care: how public funding works in Northeast Florida
• How to check a rehab: the full printable checklist
• Questions to ask a rehab: what to say on the first call
• DCF license lookup: check any license yourself, step by step
• Accreditation explained: Joint Commission and CARF in plain language
• Patient brokering red flags: offers and sales tactics to walk away from

Paying for care is often the next worry. Our paying for rehab section covers insurance, Medicaid, Medicare and low cost options.

Looking for physical rehab after a surgery, injury or stroke? This guide only covers addiction treatment. Your doctor or hospital can point you to physical rehab.