Idaho Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Adult & Teen Challenge PacWest Twin Falls Women's Campus is a faith-based, long-term residential recovery and discipleship program for women aged eighteen and older in Buhl, Idaho. The campus is the organization's first women's facility in Idaho and serves women struggling with addiction and other life-controlling issues, with a small residential capacity of eight to ten women that allows for close, individualized support.

Renaissance Refuge is a women-only, faith-based addiction recovery program with its primary residential facility in Heyburn, Idaho. The center operates as the women's division of Renaissance Ranch and offers a continuum of care that combines gospel-centered programming with evidence-based clinical treatment. Renaissance Refuge serves adult women dealing with addiction to alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines, and prescription drugs, and its treatment model is designed to address the trauma, anxiety, and depression that often accompany substance use. The facility accepts most major insurance and Medicaid.

Moonlight Mountain Recovery & Mental Health is an addiction treatment and mental health provider based in Pocatello, Idaho, with additional locations across the state. Describing itself as the first live-in rehab center in Southeast Idaho, the Pocatello facility operates as an ASAM Level 3.5 residential treatment center providing 24/7 care for adults. The center is accredited by both the Joint Commission and CARF, holds LegitScript certification, and accepts Idaho Medicaid along with most major insurance plans.

Port of Hope is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment center with locations in Boise and Nampa, Idaho. Founded in 1971 as a sober living environment in an old Basque rooming house in Twin Falls, the organization has grown over the decades into a full residential and outpatient treatment provider, serving tens of thousands of men and women along the way. Port of Hope is licensed by the State of Idaho and meets federal health and safety standards.

Boise Girls Academy is the adolescent girls program of Adult & Teen Challenge PacWest, operating as a faith-based, long-term residential boarding school for teenage girls aged thirteen to seventeen in Nampa, Idaho. The state-licensed program serves girls who are displaying risky behaviors, struggling in a traditional school setting, or facing challenges such as defiance, depression, low self-esteem, and vulnerability to substance use. Drawing on the Teen Challenge organization's decades of experience, the academy uses a relational counseling approach grounded in Christian principles to address the root causes behind each student's behavior.

Renaissance Refuge operates a women's residential treatment ranch in Middleton, Idaho, situated in a rural setting in the Treasure Valley west of Boise. The facility is the women's division of Renaissance Ranch and provides immersive, faith-based addiction recovery in an environment designed to separate women from the surroundings where their addiction developed. Renaissance Refuge treats adult women dealing with addiction to alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines, and prescription drugs, with a treatment approach that integrates clinical care with gospel-centered principles. The facility accepts most major insurance and Medicaid.

The Walker Center is a nonprofit addiction treatment and mental health facility in Gooding, Idaho, established in 1976. The center is CARF-accredited with Gold Seal status and follows American Society of Addiction Medicine standards, holding an ASAM 3.5 designation. Its treatment philosophy combines the principles of 12-step recovery with evidence-based clinical methods, and its staff of certified and licensed professionals includes a board-certified addictionologist serving as medical director. The Walker Center treats addiction to alcohol, opioids, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines, inhalants, marijuana, and prescription drugs, alongside co-occurring mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and PTSD.

Port of Hope is a nonprofit, state-licensed substance abuse treatment provider in Nampa, Idaho. The organization traces its roots to 1971, when it began as a sober living environment in a former Basque rooming house in Twin Falls. Over the decades it has expanded into a residential and outpatient treatment center now operating out of facilities in Nampa and Boise, and it has served tens of thousands of individuals during that time. The Nampa campus meets federal health and safety standards and is licensed by the State of Idaho.