Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Annandale, VA

Detox Local lists 2 treatment facilities in Annandale, VA. Both operate as outpatient clinics, making them suited for people who do not require around-the-clock medical supervision during withdrawal but want structured support for recovery.

Living Free Health Services provides outpatient substance abuse treatment with a trauma-informed approach. The licensed facility serves adults 18 and older, including those managing co-occurring mental health conditions alongside a substance use disorder. It operates within the Greater Washington D.C. metropolitan area.

Fairfax Methadone Treatment Center (FMTC) is an outpatient program specializing in medication-assisted treatment. The center offers methadone, Suboxone, and Vivitrol, and is noted for same-day admission availability along with early morning dosing schedules - details that can matter for people managing work or family obligations.

Because neither Annandale center currently offers medical detox, people who need medically supervised withdrawal should consider facilities in surrounding communities. Seven nearby programs have confirmed medical detox services.

Inova CATS Program in Falls Church (about 2.4 miles away) provides 24/7 medically supervised detox, residential treatment, and outpatient care. It holds both Joint Commission and CARF accreditation and accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay.

Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington (about 5.4 miles away) offers medical detox and residential treatment with 24/7 supervision for alcohol, drug, and benzodiazepine withdrawal. The program is Joint Commission-accredited and accepts a range of payment types.

Fairfax Detox Center in Chantilly (about 13 miles away) and Sandstone Care in Reston (about 11 miles away) are additional options with medical detox and outpatient programming. Sandstone Care specifically serves teens and young adults.

When reviewing treatment centers, a few practical questions can help you narrow down your choices. First, consider the level of care you need - an outpatient program may work well if you have a stable home environment, while withdrawal from alcohol, benzodiazepines, or opioids often benefits from medical supervision that only an inpatient or residential setting provides.

Payment is another key factor. Neither Annandale center has confirmed payment or insurance information in our current listings, so calling ahead to ask about Medicaid, private insurance, or sliding-scale fees is an important step. Several nearby facilities - including Inova CATS and Virginia Hospital Center - do list accepted payment types, which may make the comparison easier.

Finally, look at logistical details like hours, location, and available languages. One of the two Annandale centers lists English as an available language. If you or a family member needs services in another language, asking directly when you call will give you a clearer picture.