Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers Near Monroe, LA

Detox Local has 2 addiction treatment centers in or near Monroe. Pecan Haven Addiction Recovery Center operates an 82-bed residential campus and offers medical detox, residential treatment, outpatient, and intensive outpatient (IOP) programming. The facility is CARF-accredited and provides 24-hour medically supervised withdrawal management for alcohol, drug addiction, and dual diagnosis cases. It accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay, including Aetna and UnitedHealthcare.

Rays of Sonshine is the second listed Monroe center and provides residential addiction treatment for women. Detailed payment and level-of-care information was not available for this listing at the time of publication; contacting the facility directly is the best way to learn about current services and admissions.

If the Monroe listings do not fit your needs, there are 24 treatment centers in the broader region tracked by Detox Local. The closest is New Day Recovery in West Monroe, roughly 4 miles away, which offers medical detox, residential treatment, outpatient, and IOP services and is also CARF-accredited.

Further out, options include New Vision in Jena (about 57 miles), Brentwood Hospital in Shreveport (about 97 miles), and Woodlake Addiction Recovery Center locations in both Ethel and Abbeville. Among the 24 nearby centers, 7 have confirmed medical detox programs. Distance, accepted insurance, and available levels of care vary, so reviewing individual center pages or calling ahead will help narrow down the right fit.

When comparing the two Monroe listings, consider the level of care you may need. If you or someone you know requires supervised medical withdrawal, Pecan Haven is the one Monroe center confirmed to offer that service. If a women-specific residential program is a priority, Rays of Sonshine focuses on that population.

Payment coverage data is complete for one of the two centers, so it is a good idea to call each facility directly to ask about insurance verification, Medicaid eligibility, and any self-pay arrangements before committing to a program. Staff at most centers can walk you through the admissions process and help determine whether their level of care is appropriate for your situation.