Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Raleigh, NC

We checked these details on October 24, 2026. Healing Transitions says its non-medical detox is available on demand, around the clock, every day of the week. The operator says all of its services are offered at no cost, and its services page describes them for Wake County citizens. Non-medical detox starts with a pre-screening to determine whether you can safely detox without medical support. The operator's FAQ lists its age and Wake County residency requirements for long-term recovery, so call 919-838-9800 to confirm whether you're eligible for detox. The men's campus is at 1251 Goode St and the women's campus is at 3304 Glen Royal Rd. Both use that same number. You can also see the Healing Transitions listing.

Triangle Springs describes its detox program as medically supervised inpatient care when an assessment shows it's needed. The first step is an initial assessment with a qualified mental health professional. You can schedule one any time of day by calling 919-746-8900 or by chat. Admission is assessed individually, and an assessment doesn't guarantee a detox bed, admission or coverage. The address is 10901 World Trade Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27617. See our Triangle Springs listing.

If you're deciding between a non-medical and a medically supervised setting, our guide to medical vs. non-medical detox settings is a place to start.

Check the drive time to any of these addresses from where you live. We also have pages for Garner, NC, Cary, NC and Wake Forest, NC.

According to Wake County Government, Recovery Innovations runs a behavioral health urgent care at 107 Sunnybrook Road in Raleigh. Adults 18 and older can walk in. WakeMed's inpatient care at 111 Sunnybrook Road is a separate service with 28 beds. It needs a referral and doesn't take walk-ins.

The county page doesn't describe detox service on the campus. If withdrawal care is what you need, call ahead and ask.

Alliance Health is the LME/MCO for Wake County. The NC Department of Health and Human Services says LME/MCOs serve Tailored Plan members, certain other Medicaid members and people without insurance. That isn't a promise that detox will be free. NCDHHS also says NC Medicaid now covers more people ages 19 through 64.

Coverage for a given program still comes down to your plan and the provider's network, so ask the program which plans it accepts.