Alcohol Rehab Delray Beach
Alcohol rehab Delray Beach options include 9 SAMHSA-listed facilities for alcohol use disorder care. Among them, four provide residential and eight outpatient services across the area. This guide points you to concrete next steps.
- locations listed
- 9
- take Medicaid
- 3
Alcohol rehab in Delray Beach means the programs listed for this city on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. The listings from November 2026 show nine facilities in Delray Beach, and they cover a range of care levels. Two list detox, four list residential care, six list partial hospitalization, four list intensive outpatient, and eight list outpatient services. Because the mix is broad, the practical question is usually which level matches the withdrawal risk and daily structure someone needs. If you are unsure, then the free helpline can help you sort that out.
Distance matters less than fit when you look at rehabs in this part of Florida. The nine facilities sit inside Delray Beach itself, and the nearby cities listed below hold many more rehab centers for Florida alcohol treatment. If local options do not cover a specific need, such as care for people with dual diagnoses, then that wider set of programs is worth checking. Seven of the nine list dual-diagnosis capability, three list services in Spanish, three list veterans' services, and none list teen services, so families with adolescents should ask about that gap directly.
Payment questions come up early, and the listings give a starting point. Three facilities accept Medicaid, one lists Medicare, eight list private insurance, and one lists a sliding-fee scale. Those figures do not promise coverage for any person. Use them to decide which programs to call first, then confirm benefits with the facility and, if relevant, the state Medicaid program.
Helpline calls are answered by trained advisors who connect people with licensed providers. Calling costs you nothing and keeps your details private. Nobody can promise admission or a specific outcome, but a short call can trim your list and clarify what to discuss next.
Alcohol and emotional health in Delray Beach
Adult share in Delray Beach versus Florida, per CDC PLACES estimates (2023).
| Figure | Delray Beach | Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Binge drinking pattern | 12.9% | 14.8% |
| Frequent mental health strain | 15.1% | 16.3% |
| Depressive disorder | 16.1% | 17.3% |
| Smokes now | 11.9% | 12.8% |
| Lacks health coverage (ages 18-64) | 12.5% | 16.3% |
Source CDC PLACES, crude adult prevalence; the state number is population-weighted across the places listed.
Treatment centers in Delray Beach
| Center | City | Care | Takes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caron of Florida | Delray Beach | Detox, Residential, PHP, IOP, Outpatient, OTP | Insurance |
| Lifeskills | Delray Beach | PHP, IOP, Outpatient | Insurance |
| Recovery Team | Delray Beach | Residential, PHP, Outpatient | Insurance |
| Guardian Recovery | Delray Beach | PHP, IOP, Outpatient | Insurance |
| Recovery Team | Delray Beach | Residential, PHP, Outpatient | Insurance |
| Wayside House Inc | Delray Beach | Residential, Outpatient | Medicaid, Insurance |
| RECO Intensive | Delray Beach | PHP, IOP, Outpatient | Insurance, Sliding fee |
| Fair Oaks Pavilion | Delray Beach | Detox, OTP | Medicaid, Medicare, Insurance |
| Access Recovery Solutions | Delray Beach | Outpatient, OTP | Medicaid |
Based on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings. Services and payment options can change; verify by phone.
More Florida cities within driving range
If Delray Beach programs do not fit, then several other Florida cities on this site list more facilities within a reasonable drive. West Palm Beach lists 19, Fort Lauderdale lists 28, and Miami lists 42. Tampa lists 17, Orlando lists 16, and Jacksonville lists 19. For anyone comparing alcohol rehab in Delray Beach with larger Florida rehab centers, those nearby cities offer a wider range of programs. More listings can mean more options for insurance, language, and dual-diagnosis care. If travel is possible, then expanding the search that far often shortens the wait for the right level of care. Each city page explains its own counts and care levels.
Paying for alcohol rehab in Delray Beach
Per SAMHSA listings for Delray Beach, these payment options exist: Medicaid at three facilities, Medicare at one, private insurance at eight, and a sliding scale at one. Insurance often shapes which programs are realistic, so confirm benefits before you go. Federal parity law generally calls for mental health and substance use coverage to be handled comparably to medical coverage, something to mention when you contact your plan. When cost is the main barrier, the one Delray Beach program offering sliding-fee spots may be your first call. Help is also available privately through the 24/7 helpline, where advisors can explain the questions worth asking. They cannot promise coverage, and final answers come from the facility and your insurer.
- take Medicaid
- 3
- take private insurance
- 8
- take Medicare
- 1
- have a sliding fee
- 1
Alcohol rehab Delray Beach care levels
Delray Beach listings include standard outpatient care, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, residential, and detox. Two detox programs and four residential programs sit close by, so some people can start near home. When weighing nine SAMHSA-listed Delray Beach rehab centers, begin with matching withdrawal risk to the right level of care. Alcohol withdrawal May be dangerous so a medical team should monitor it, and higher risk may point toward detox or residential care. Partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs fit those who need structure while living at home. If a program cannot admit you, ask which level it would recommend and why. Tapering and dosing questions belong with medical staff, not with a guide such as this one.
Q&A
How many alcohol rehab centers are in Delray Beach, Florida?
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov lists nine facilities for Delray Beach as of November 2026. Among them, two list detox, four list residential care, six list partial hospitalization, four list intensive outpatient, and eight list outpatient services. These figures describe listings, not openings or outcomes, so call to confirm current availability. The helpline can help you compare programs.
What are the different types of rehab centers?
Common options include detox, residential or inpatient rehab, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient care. In Delray Beach, every one of these shows up in the listings except inpatient care beyond the four residential programs. The right fit hinges on withdrawal risk, how stable home life is, and how much daily structure a person needs. Medical staff can advise on withdrawal safety; this site does not diagnose.
Does alcohol rehab in Delray Beach accept Medicaid?
Of the nine Delray Beach facilities listed, three indicate they accept Medicaid and one lists Medicare. Eight list private insurance, while one has a sliding-fee scale. These are listing details, not promises. Check eligibility and any cost with the facility and the state Medicaid program before you commit. Calling the free helpline can help you prepare those questions.
Is alcohol withdrawal dangerous, and where should I start?
Withdrawal from alcohol can be hazardous so a medical team should monitor it, especially for people who drink heavily. If the risk may be high, the two detox programs listed in Delray Beach make a sensible first contact. When you are unsure, begin with the free 24/7 helpline and describe the situation. Advisors can steer you toward an appropriate level of care, though they cannot promise admission or any particular outcome.
Are there sober living homes in Delray Beach or nearby?
The SAMHSA listings for Delray Beach focus on treatment facilities and do not separately count sober living homes. For step-down housing, ask the four residential programs or the six partial hospitalization programs what they recommend after discharge. Nearby cities like West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale list more facilities that may know local housing options. The helpline can help you frame those questions.