Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers Near Lubbock, TX
Compare the 30 closest detox centers near Lubbock, TX, ordered by distance. 3 centers are currently listed within city limits; nearby options complete this closest-30 comparison.
Browse Detox Centers near Lubbock, TX
Compare up to 30 of the closest published facilities, ordered by distance from Lubbock, TX. Facility addresses below show where each center is physically located.
WTCR Odessa
PermiaCare Turning Point
WTCR Abilene Inc
Serenity Foundation of Texas Serenity House Detox Unit
River Crest Hospital
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council for the Concho Valley
WTCR San Angelo
Red River Hospital
Summer Sky Inc
Northwest Center for Behavioral Health
Stonegate Center
Fort Behavioral Health
MH/MR of Tarrant County Pine Street Res/Billy Gregory Detox
Texas Health Huguley
Sante Center for Healing
Santa Fe Health Services
Riverwalk Ranch
North Oklahoma Cnty MH Center Inc DBA Northcare
Valley Hope of Grapevine
TRS Behavioral Care Inc The Right Step Euless
TRC The Recovery Center
Millwood Hospital
Greenhouse Treatment Center
Oakwood Springs
La Hacienda Treatment Center
WTCR Irving
Turning Point Recovery Center Inc
NM Department of Health Turquoise Lodge Hospital
Bernalillo County Department of Behavioral Health Services CARE Campus
More Information About Detox near Lubbock
Among the Lubbock centers, payment options vary. At least 2 of the 3 accept sliding scale fees, and 1 accepts Medicaid and Medicare, making care more accessible across different financial situations. All 3 centers hold CARF accreditation, and 1 also holds Joint Commission (JCAHO) accreditation.
If medically supervised withdrawal management is a priority, several options exist within roughly 110 to 170 miles of Lubbock, including facilities in Odessa, Abilene, and San Angelo. Reviewing those nearby listings alongside local options can help you or a loved one find a level of care that fits the situation.
Treatment centers near Lubbock at a glance
The 3 Lubbock centers on Detox Local span two facility types: outpatient clinics and one residential program. Outpatient programs are available at 2 centers, and 1 offers an intensive outpatient program (IOP). For people who can maintain daily responsibilities while in treatment, outpatient care provides structured support without requiring an overnight stay. Residential care provides a more immersive environment for those who need distance from their day-to-day surroundings.
Starcare Specialty Health System operates a CARF-accredited Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) with 24/7 availability, specializing in co-occurring disorders and serving populations including pregnant women. The Department of Veterans Affairs location offers outpatient and IOP services for veterans under both Joint Commission and CARF accreditation. Ranch at Dove Tree rounds out the local listings as a residential option with a sliding scale fee structure.
Nearby medical detox options for Lubbock residents
Because no Lubbock-center has confirmed medical detox on site, people who need medically supervised withdrawal management will need to look at facilities in surrounding areas. Detox Local identifies 11 nearby centers with confirmed medical detox within the broader region.
The closest options with medical detox include WTCR Odessa (about 122 miles away) and WTCR Abilene Inc (about 145 miles away), both of which are Joint Commission-accredited and offer medication-assisted treatment. Farther options include the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council for the Concho Valley in San Angelo (about 167 miles), WTCR San Angelo (about 168 miles), and Red River Hospital in Wichita Falls (about 196 miles). Each of these facilities offers medically supervised withdrawal management and accepts a range of payment methods including Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.
For those able to travel farther, additional options exist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Valley Hope of Grapevine, Stonegate Center in Azle, Fort Behavioral Health in Fort Worth, and Millwood Hospital in Arlington-all with confirmed medical detox programs.
Paying for treatment near Lubbock
Payment information is available for 2 of the 3 Lubbock centers. Sliding scale fees are offered at 2 centers, and 1 center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay/cash, and financial assistance. One center-the Department of Veterans Affairs-does not have payment method details listed, as eligibility is typically based on veteran status rather than standard insurance categories.
Insurance carrier data is available for 1 of the 3 centers, with coverage confirmed for Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Humana at that facility. If insurance coverage is a deciding factor, calling each center directly to verify your specific plan is the most reliable approach, as coverage details can change and may not be fully reflected in directory listings.
Explore Detox Centers Near Lubbock, TX
Answers to common questions people ask while comparing detox centers near Lubbock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there medical detox centers in Lubbock, TX?
None of the 3 Lubbock centers currently listed on Detox Local have confirmed medical detox on site. However, 11 nearby facilities in the broader region—including options in Odessa (about 122 miles away) and Abilene (about 145 miles away)—do offer medical detox or medically supervised withdrawal management.
What types of treatment programs are available in Lubbock?
The Lubbock centers on Detox Local include outpatient programs (available at 2 centers) and an intensive outpatient program, or IOP (available at 1 center). One center is a residential facility and two operate as outpatient clinics.
What payment options do Lubbock treatment centers accept?
Based on available data for 2 of the 3 centers, accepted payment methods include sliding scale fees, Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay/cash, and financial assistance. Payment information was not available for all 3 centers, so contacting each facility directly is recommended.
Is there addiction treatment for veterans in Lubbock?
Yes. The Department of Veterans Affairs in Lubbock offers outpatient and intensive outpatient programs for veterans. It holds both Joint Commission (JCAHO) and CARF accreditation. Veterans may also be eligible for care at the Amarillo VA Healthcare System, roughly 113 miles away, which includes residential treatment.
How do I choose between a local outpatient program and a nearby residential or detox facility?
The right level of care depends on factors like the substance involved, how long someone has been using, and whether withdrawal is a medical concern. If you or a loved one may need medically supervised withdrawal, speaking with a doctor or calling a treatment center before deciding is a practical first step. Nearby facilities with medical detox can be found in the listings below.















