The Betty Ford Center

The Betty Ford Center is an alcohol and other drug dependency treatment facility, located in Rancho Mirage, California. It was founded in 1982 by former First Lady Betty Ford and Ambassador Leonard Firestone. Thousands of patients have since been treated on the 14 acre campus; the Center is also in the forefront of training and education in the area of alcohol and other drug dependencies. It operates on a not-for-profit basis.

Betty Ford believes addiction is a family disease and offers family participation as a part of its regular treatment process. Family involvement usually occurs during the third week of residential treatment.

Bradford Health Systems

Bradford Health Services is dedicated to creating effective and affordable substance abuse and mental health programs. Bradford has more than 23 facilities throughout Alabama and Tennessee and provides the full continuum of substance abuse treatment services encompassing assessment, detoxification, residential, partial hospitalization, outpatient, and aftercare services. The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) has consistently recognized Bradford as being in the top 10% of healthcare providers in America. Bradford has earned an outstanding reputation marked by clinical excellence, treatment success and customer satisfaction. As professionals dedicated to helping businesses, employees and their families for over 25 years, Bradford Health Services offers a wide range of service solutions to match the needs of virtually all public and private employers. Through a variety of innovative inpatient and outpatient services, we're bringing new hope to patients and their families - committing ourselves to providing treatment that can work for everyone involved.

The Caron Foundation

The Caron Foundation is a not-for-profit organization located in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, whose mission is to provide an enlightened and caring treatment community in which all those affected by alcoholism or other drug addiction may begin a new life. Now in its fifth decade of providing quality services, Caron offers a full spectrum of gender-specific chemical dependency treatment programs to meet the needs of everyone - from adolescents to seniors. Caron's proven expertise includes early intervention, medical evaluation and detoxification, residential primary, relapse and extended care, outpatient treatment for adults and adolescents, continuing care, family counseling and codependency treatment. Since 1959, the Caron Foundation has been dedicated to helping those who suffer from chemical dependency. Our national reputation for quality care is based on our in-depth knowledge and experience in successfully treating chemical dependency.

Cumberland Heights

The Cumberland Foundation in Nashville, Tennessee, is a nationally recognized alcohol and drug treatment center offering both inpatient and outpatient services for individuals as well as programs for family members. Cumberland was established in 1965 as a non-profit organization by two local Nashvillians, Robert Crichton Sr. and Dr. Thomas Frist Sr., who had a vision for a private, nonprofit treatment center based on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. At Cumberland Heights, treatment includes medical detoxification, individual and group counseling, experiential therapy, a family program, and aftercare carried out by a team of physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, clinical social workers, and licensed chemical dependency counselors and pastoral counselors. Cumberland Heights is committed to the tradition of providing the highest quality of care possible, in a low cost-effective manner, for people - and their families - who are at risk for, or who are suffering from, the disease of chemical dependency.

Father Martin's Ashley

Father Martin's Ashley is a nondenominational, tax-exempt, nonprofit center for the treatment of alcoholics and chemically addicted people. The 80-bed center is situated on 43 acres overlooking the Chesapeake Bay in Havre de Grace, Maryland. Founded in 1983, Father Martin's Ashley is recognized as one of the premier treatment centers in the world and is JCAHO accredited. Since opening its doors, the center has treated more than 13,000 people. Father Martin's Ashley acknowledges that chemical addiction is a disease and not a moral failing, and combines the science of medicine with the art of healing to restore the physical, mental and spiritual health of those who are ill. Ashley has pioneered the treatment of those who have relapsed and offered the nation's first inpatient relapse program.

Gateway Rehabilitation Center

Gateway Rehabilitation Center was founded in 1972 by Dr. Abraham J. Twerski, an internationally recognized addiction treatment expert, author, lecturer and psychiatrist.  Opened initially to provide treatment for adults with alcohol and other drug problems in the early 1990s, Gateway broadened its mission to include treatment for the increasing numbers of youth struggling with drug and alcohol abuse.  Today, through a comprehensive network of inpatient and outpatient treatment programs located in Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio, Gateway provides a full continuum of care for adults, youth, and families caught in the grip of addiction.  It also provides extensive school-based prevention services, corporate, community and employee assistance services, and specialized programs for corrections populations.

Gateway has earned a national reputation as a pioneer and leader in the field and been recognized for quality and effectiveness throughout its 32 year history.  More then 65,000 individuals have taken the first steps toward recovery at Gateway.

Hazelden

Founded in 1949, Hazelden, headquartered in Center City, Minn., is an internationally recognized non-profit organization dedicated to helping people change their lives by providing quality recovery and education services in alcohol and drug dependency related illnesses. Hazelden offers a broad spectrum of services for chemically dependent people and their families.

Hazelden's recovery model, first developed in 1949, continues to set the standard for quality alcohol and drug dependency care in the United States and other nations providing abstinence-based treatment. Its foundation is the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and a comprehensive, professional team approach to treating the whole person. Hazelden has facilities in Minnesota, Chicago, Florida and New York City.

National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers

For more than twenty-five years since its founding in 1978, the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP), which represents nearly 275 not-for-profit and for-profit providers (free standing and hospital based programs, which offer a full continuum of care from outpatient, partial hospitalization and inpatient rehabilitation regimes), has acted as the voice of private alcoholism and drug dependency treatment programs throughout the U.S. That voice has been heard time and time again – in Congress, in the insurance industry, in the utilization review arena and in the chemical dependency treatment field itself.

Sierra Tucson

Sierra Tucson, dually licensed as a special psychiatric hospital and behavioral health facility in Tucson, Arizona, is internationally known and respected as a leader in the treatment of addictions and mental/behavioral disorders. For over 20 years, Sierra Tucson has helped more than 18,000 individuals and 45,000 family members change their lives. Professional, caring staff are dedicated to treating the whole person, incorporating the 12-Step philosophy with traditional psychiatric and integrative therapies and a comprehensive Family Program.

With expertise in treating coexisting disorders, Sierra Tucson offers medical services and treatment for Alcohol and Chemical Dependency, Eating Disorders, Trauma/Abuse, Sexual Compulsivity, Depression, Anxiety and Panic Disorders, Grief/Loss, Bipolar Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Compulsive Gambling, and Codependency. Sierra Tucson is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO).

The Valley Hope Association

The Valley Hope Association is a nationally recognized non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality chemical dependency treatment services at an affordable price.

Founded in 1967, we offer a proven treatment program with the focus on individual recovery. All of our residential centers are JCAHO accredited and the outpatient facilities are state licensed. Professional staff direct an individualized treatment plan grounded in 12-step philosophy with a strong emphasis on family participation, spirituality (nondenominational), and continuing care placement. Valley Hope is one of the largest treatment providers in the mid-west with facilities located in 7 states: Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. Our services are recognized and accepted by most insurance companies and managed care organizations.