Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Warwick, RI

Medical Assisted Recovery Inc is the only addiction treatment facility Detox Local currently lists within Warwick. It operates as an outpatient clinic at a Centerville Road location and holds sessions four days per week. Specific levels of care, accepted insurance, and payment details are not yet available in our data for this facility. Contacting the center directly is the most reliable way to learn about current services and availability.

For people who need medically supervised withdrawal management, six nearby centers have confirmed medical detox programs. VICTA in Providence (about 7.4 miles away) is a CARF-accredited facility offering medically supervised withdrawal management and medication-assisted treatment. Butler Hospital in Providence (about 10.1 miles) is Joint Commission-accredited and provides 24/7 medical detox, including for pregnant patients. AdCare Rhode Island in North Kingstown (about 12.4 miles) offers 24-hour medically supervised detox alongside residential treatment. Phoenix House Exeter Center in Exeter (about 11.8 miles) provides medical detox and residential care. Addiction Recovery Institute in Pawtucket (about 12.3 miles) is a CARF-accredited opioid treatment program offering medical detox and outpatient services. The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Providence serves eligible veterans with medical detox and residential options.

Several nearby centers focus on outpatient and intensive outpatient care. CODAC operates multiple CARF-accredited locations in the region, including in Cranston (about 5.6 miles), Providence (about 7.2 miles), East Providence (about 8.4 miles), Wakefield (about 14.5 miles), and Newport (about 15.6 miles). These locations offer outpatient and intensive outpatient programs and accept Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay. Outpatient programs can be suitable when someone does not require around-the-clock medical supervision, or as a step-down following a higher level of care.

When looking at treatment centers in and around Warwick, it helps to think about the level of care you or your loved one may need, the distance you can reasonably travel, and the payment methods each facility accepts. Medical detox is typically recommended when there is a risk of complicated withdrawal - for example, from alcohol or certain opioids - and should involve clinical assessment before starting. Outpatient programs can work well for people with stable housing and strong support systems. Speaking with a physician or calling a treatment center directly are good first steps toward getting a clinical recommendation that matches your situation.