Understand your options. Find a way forward.
Explore addiction treatment information, compare important considerations, understand insurance questions, and find recovery resources across the United States.
ARN is an independent educational and referral resource, not a treatment provider or emergency service. We may receive compensation from certain referral partners following qualifying admissions. Admission, availability, and insurance coverage are not guaranteed.
Start with the type of help you’re looking for.
Learn about different treatment settings and common questions before deciding what kind of professional support to explore.
Drug Rehab Help
Learn about substance use treatment and questions to ask when researching programs.
Explore Resources →Alcohol Rehab Help
Understand alcohol-related treatment options, withdrawal considerations, and recovery resources.
Explore Resources →Detox Help
Learn why medical assessment and supervision may be important during substance withdrawal.
Explore Resources →Inpatient Treatment
Research residential treatment settings, program services, and admission considerations.
Explore Resources →Outpatient Treatment
Explore scheduled treatment programs that may allow people to continue living at home.
Explore Resources →Help for a Loved One
Find practical information for families supporting someone who may need treatment.
Explore Resources →Better tools for making informed treatment decisions.
Our practical guides and worksheets help individuals and families compare options, prepare questions, and understand important treatment decisions.
Rehab Comparison Guide
Research treatment facilities more carefully using a structured comparison approach.
- 15-point facility research checklist
- Compare three treatment programs
- Questions about licensing and clinical staff
- Costs, medications, and aftercare considerations
- Printable comparison worksheet
Insurance Verification Guide
Prepare for conversations with insurers and providers about addiction treatment coverage.
- Step-by-step insurance research
- Questions about in-network coverage
- Deductible and out-of-pocket considerations
- Prior authorization and appeals information
- Printable insurance worksheet
Complete Family Treatment Guide
A practical resource for families researching treatment options for someone they care about.
- Family treatment research guidance
- Interactive resource exploration
- Facility safety and quality checklist
- Insurance questions worksheet
- Admissions preparation information
You do not have to figure everything out at once.
Whether you’re looking for yourself, a friend, or a family member, start with clear information about treatment settings, questions to ask, and ways to compare programs.
Resources for Loved Ones →Find recovery resources in your state.
Choose a state to explore geographic treatment information, state resources, and related recovery guidance.
Clear information, practical tools, and honest limits.
Our goal is to make important treatment research easier to understand without replacing independent professional advice.
Easy-to-Follow Guidance
Move between treatment topics, research guides, and state-specific resources without unnecessary steps.
Transparent Referral Information
Understand ARN’s educational role and its relationships with independent third parties.
Practical Decision Tools
Use checklists, comparison questions, and worksheets to prepare for important treatment conversations.
Resources for Families
Find educational information for people helping a family member or someone they care about.
Three simple ways to start.
Learn about treatment, explore available research, and verify important details with the appropriate professionals.
Learn what options exist
Understand common treatment settings, including inpatient treatment, outpatient programs, detoxification, and continuing care.
Browse resources by location
Use our nationwide state directory and educational guides to research treatment information relevant to your situation.
Verify details before choosing
Ask providers and insurers directly about clinical assessment, licensing, program services, network status, costs, and current admission requirements.
Recovery can begin with better information.
Explore treatment options, learn what questions to ask, and consider the next steps that may be appropriate.
Helpful resources for common questions.
Explore topics related to addiction, treatment decisions, family support, costs, and life after treatment.
You have options beyond ARN.
If private treatment is unaffordable, or you prefer to research options directly, these independent public resources are useful starting points.
FindTreatment.gov
The federal treatment facility locator. Verify current services and admission requirements directly with each facility.
Search Treatment Options ↗HealthCare.gov
Official information about Marketplace mental health and substance use disorder coverage.
Understand Coverage ↗Medicaid.gov
Find information about state Medicaid programs, eligibility, and public coverage resources.
Find State Assistance ↗988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
In the United States, call or text 988 for suicide or emotional crisis support. For immediate medical emergencies, call 911.
Learn About 988 ↗Addiction treatment information across all 50 states.
Select a state to explore location-specific treatment education and recovery resources.
Common questions about finding addiction treatment.
Does Addictions Recovery Network provide addiction treatment?
No. ARN is an educational information and referral resource. We do not operate treatment facilities, provide medical care, prescribe medication, or perform detoxification or rehabilitation services.
How can I compare addiction treatment providers?
Ask about licensing, clinical staff, treatment methods, medications, mental health services, costs, insurance participation, aftercare, and current admission requirements. Our Rehab Comparison Guide provides a structured checklist.
Can I use ARN’s guides without calling?
Yes. Our educational resources and worksheets can be used independently. You do not need to call ARN to use them.
Does private insurance pay for addiction treatment?
Coverage depends on the insurance plan, treatment provider, services, medical necessity requirements, network participation, and applicable benefits. Confirm details directly with the insurer. Review our Insurance Research Guide for questions to ask.
Can ARN guarantee admission or treatment availability?
No. Independent providers determine admission eligibility, clinical suitability, service availability, and pricing. ARN cannot guarantee admission, insurance coverage, or treatment outcomes.
How does ARN’s referral service work?
ARN provides educational information and may connect callers with independent third-party referral or treatment resources. Certain qualifying referrals may result in compensation to ARN. See How ARN Works for additional information.
What should I do during an overdose or medical emergency?
Call 911 in the United States or seek immediate emergency medical care. ARN is not an emergency response service.
Important Notice
Addictions Recovery Network is an informational and referral resource, not a healthcare provider, addiction treatment facility, insurer, emergency service, or government helpline.
ARN does not diagnose or treat medical, psychiatric, or substance use conditions. Content on this website is general educational information and does not replace individualized advice from qualified professionals.
Treatment providers and referral partners are independent third parties. Services, licensing, accreditation, staff qualifications, availability, prices, insurance participation, and admission criteria vary. Verify important details directly with the appropriate provider or insurer.
ARN may have advertising, referral, or compensation relationships with third parties. These relationships do not establish clinical suitability and do not guarantee treatment access, insurance coverage, recovery, or any particular outcome.