There are two drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers within 20 miles of Valley, Nebraska.
Substance abuse treatments offered locally include:
- outpatient treatment
- intensive outpatient programs (IOP)
- inpatient treatment
- dual diagnosis care for co-occurring disorder
- medical detox
For more treatment options, be sure to view our list of the best Nebraska alcohol rehab centers.
Rehab Centers Near Valley, Nebraska
1. Addiction and Recovery Services – Omaha, Nebraska
Outpatient treatment is available at this counseling and drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility.
A free initial consultation is available to make sure the therapist is a good fit for the client.
Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring disorders is also available.
Location and contact information:
7602 Pacific St.
Suite 304
Omaha, NE 68114
(402) 510-1754
2. Inroads to Recovery – Omaha, Nebraska
This mental health and drug rehab center offers a variety of treatment services.
Individual alcohol and drug addiction treatment plans are created and may include:
- outpatient treatment
- IOP programs
- medical detox
- residential treatment
- medication-assisted treatment for opiate use
Location and contact information:
2808 N. 75th St.
Omaha, NE 68134
(402) 932-2248
Finding Substance Abuse Treatment Centers Near Valley, Nebraska
The two drug and alcohol rehab centers near Valley offer many choices for substance use disorder treatment, however, inpatient treatment is unavailable.
More substance abuse recovery centers can be found further into Omaha, in other cities in Nebraska, and all over the country.
For more treatment options, be sure to view our list of the best US alcohol rehab centers.
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Published on May 27, 2021
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