Rehabs in Missouri That Take Medicaid

Doolittle and Harrington Healthcare LLC is an outpatient substance abuse counseling provider serving Johnson and Wyandotte counties from Overland Park, Kansas. The center offers individual counseling, group therapy, and a peer mentoring program, with transportation provided to clients at no cost. The practice accepts Kansas Medicaid, Senate Bill 123, Block Grant funding, Ambetter, and self-pay, with sliding scale fees and the possibility of treatment at no cost depending on client circumstances.

Mirror Inc's Shawnee Residential Facility is a 24-hour residential addiction treatment program located in Shawnee, Kansas. Part of a network of Mirror Inc locations across the state, the Shawnee facility provides structured care for adults struggling with drug or alcohol addiction. The program operates from a dedicated treatment site and accepts referrals from across the region.

Mirror Inc.'s Shawnee Outpatient Office serves adults and adolescents in Shawnee, Kansas, with treatment for drug and alcohol addiction and mental health needs. The office is one of ten locations run by Mirror Inc., a nonprofit behavioral health organization that has been active in Kansas since 1972. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with additional appointments available. The center accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid (Healthy Blue, United Healthcare, Sunflower/Cenpatico), and Ambetter, and grant funding covers services for those without adequate insurance.

Chautauqua Counseling Center (CCC) is an outpatient substance abuse treatment provider in Kansas City, Kansas, with more than twenty years of service to the Kansas City region. The center offers substance abuse assessments, individual and group counseling, DUI and felony DUI treatment, and relapse prevention services, with both in-person and telehealth options available. Initial assessments are typically scheduled within twenty-four to seventy-two hours.

Genesis Medical Detox is a medical detoxification facility with a location in Mayfield, Kentucky, providing medically supervised withdrawal management for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. The Mayfield facility is one of four Genesis Medical Detox locations, which also include sites in Tennessee, Alabama, and Texas. The program's mission centers on delivering compassionate, individualized medical care in a supervised setting focused on client comfort and safety.

DCCCA Lawrence Outpatient Services is a substance use disorder treatment and mental health services provider in Lawrence, Kansas. Part of the DCCCA nonprofit network, which has served Kansas and neighboring states for over fifty years, the outpatient office offers individual and group counseling for adolescents and adults seeking recovery from addiction. The location operates separately from DCCCA's First Step at Lake View residential facility, also in Lawrence, providing a community-based treatment option for those who do not require residential care.

DCCCA First Step at Lake View is a women's residential substance use disorder treatment facility in Lawrence, Kansas. Operated by DCCCA, a nonprofit organization that has served communities across Kansas and neighboring states for over fifty years, the program is one of the few in the state where women can receive residential treatment while their children are cared for on site. The facility provides a full continuum of substance use disorder services, including non-medical detoxification, individual and group counseling, and residential care.

Mirror Inc.'s Lawrence Outpatient Office provides substance use disorder and mental health treatment in Lawrence, Kansas. The office is part of Mirror Inc., a nonprofit behavioral health organization serving Kansas since 1972, and works with both adults and adolescents on an outpatient basis. The location is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with additional appointments available outside regular hours. Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid (multiple plans), and Ambetter are accepted, and grant funding helps cover treatment for those without insurance or with limited coverage.