Rehab Centers in Indiana That Accept Medicaid

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider in Indianapolis, Indiana, operating within Community Health Network. The center has provided addiction treatment for over eighty years, beginning in 1945 with services for individuals struggling with alcoholism and expanding in 1982 to include adolescent programming. Accredited by the Joint Commission and recognized as a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, the center offers a full continuum of care for adults and adolescents, guided by American Society of Addiction Medicine standards and the National Institute on Drug Abuse's thirteen core principles.

Amethyst House offers a residential treatment program specifically for women recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. The program includes outpatient treatment, weekly case management, life skills training, and support group participation through meetings. Women are encouraged to build financial stability and maintain sobriety in a structured, supportive environment. Preferential admission is given to pregnant women and those with a history of intravenous drug use, and dependent children up to age six may be allowed to reside with their mothers.

Rose Project Counseling & Consulting is a counseling and family services organization in Indianapolis, Indiana, offering addiction treatment alongside abuse intervention, family preservation, and individual therapy. Founded in 2015, the organization began with a focus on assisting women-led households experiencing violence and has since expanded into prevention services and rehabilitative approaches. Services are provided virtually and by appointment, and the practice accepts Cigna, Aetna, Humana, Medicaid and HIP, and self-pay.

Amethyst House offers residential treatment programs for men struggling with chemical dependency, focusing on recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. The program includes case management, life skills training, outpatient treatment, and support group participation such as AA or NA meetings. Residents are encouraged to build financial stability and maintain sobriety in a structured, supportive environment.

Life Treatment Centers is a nonprofit, community-based substance use disorder treatment provider in South Bend, Indiana. The organization has served St. Joseph County and North Central Indiana since 1971, offering a continuum of care that includes residential treatment, outpatient therapy, and case management. Life Treatment Centers holds CARF International accreditation.

New Visions Counseling Service is a privately owned outpatient treatment program in Evansville, Indiana, offering substance abuse counseling, drug and alcohol education, and related services. The practice emphasizes accessibility through flexible scheduling, affordable programming, and no waiting lists, and accepts Medicaid, HIP, and Recovery Works.

Amethyst House, Inc. Outpatient Treatment Services is a substance abuse treatment program in Bloomington, Indiana, offering individualized outpatient care for adults working toward recovery. The program operates under a not-for-profit organization that has served the recovery community since 1980 and holds CARF accreditation for adult outpatient treatment.