7 Best Rehab Centers In South Dakota (2025)

Avera Behavioral Health offers a 12-step-based drug rehab program in Aberdeen, SD, with a range of treatment options available. Residential treatment for adults, adolescents, and seniors are among the options available. Adult residential programs take place at the facility’s Sioux Falls and Aberdeen locations, and youth residential services are offered in Sioux Falls only. Both care centers are located inside Avera St. Luke’s Hospital. These programs are based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Gamblers Anonymous.

Avera provides specialized services such as a family program to educate family members and help them establish healthier relationships. There is also a two-week relapse prevention program for those who are having difficulty maintaining sobriety or abstinence. Additional services include early intervention groups, pain management, employee assistance programs (EAPs), and more.

Compass Point is a substance abuse treatment facility that offers a number of rehab programs in Sturgis, SD, including short-term inpatient treatment and intensive outpatient services. This facility offers specialized care for adolescents in need of life skills education and people with co-occurring mental health disorders.

Founded in 1973 as Northern Hills Alcohol and Drug Services, Compass Point provides clients with individualized, comprehensive treatment and education. Additionally, 63% of the counselors are working a program of recovery themselves and can relate firsthand to their clients’ experiences. Treatment is provided regardless of the client’s ability to pay.

In addition to substance abuse treatment, the facility offers drug testing for companies (excluding the Department of Transportation), employment and pre-employment drug testing, cognitive behavioral intervention for substance abuse (CBISA), and more.

Dakotah Pride Center is a 12-bed inpatient drug rehab center that offers both inpatient programs and outpatient services for people with substance use disorders. Preference for treatment is given to American Indians seeking help. Both adult and adolescent rehab programs are available, with the facility serving adolescent clients ages 11 to 17.

To be considered eligible for treatment, clients must meet the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for substance abuse/dependence. Clients must be 72 hours drug- or alcohol-free prior to admission and not in need of medical detoxification services. There is no charge for anyone who is eligible for Indian Health Service (IHS) support, but all other clients must use private health insurance or self-pay.

Keystone Treatment Center is a rehab center that offers a full spectrum of alcohol and drug rehab programs in Canton, SD, for both adolescents and adults. Treatment is provided for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Founded in 1973, the facility follows a 12-step model of recovery, with all therapies tailored to meet clients’ unique needs. Programs include residential inpatient treatment, partial care/day treatment, and intensive outpatient services.

There are specialized programs at Keystone for clients with unique needs, including American Indians, military veterans, first responders, people of Christian faith, people with opioid use disorder, people addicted to methamphetamines, people with chronic pain issues, people with a gambling addiction, and adolescents.

Our Home is an addiction treatment center that provides CARF-accredited addiction and mental health services for adolescents in Parkston, SD, with additional services in Huron, SD. Founded in 1972, the 17,000-square-foot Parkston facility houses staff and clients, and contains an academic school and gymnasium. The addiction treatment program, known as Rediscovery Drug & Alcohol Treatment, typically lasts 28 to 30 days, and is licensed to serve up to 98 adolescents.

Treatment options include inpatient rehab, a short-term rehab program, specialized individual and group therapies, and cultural, spiritual, and educational opportunities. Emergency medical care is available in Parkston by the Avera St. Benedict Health Center. Onsite recreational facilities allow clients to participate in basketball, volleyball, softball, and weight-lifting. The Huron location provides specialized programs for sexually aggressive males.

Tallgrass is a substance abuse treatment center that offers short-term inpatient treatment and transitional living in Sioux Falls, SD. More than 80% of the services are provided by volunteers from the local recovery community, many of whom are Tallgrass Recovery alumni.

This treatment program is 30 days in length and follows a 12-step, mentor-based approach. The daily schedule at Tallgrass consists of meditation, 12-step meetings, group therapy, and nutritious meals. The inpatient rehab program takes place on a 10-acre campus, where clients can immerse themselves in the outdoors. Since its inception, Tallgrass Recovery has served more than 2,000 people in the Sioux Falls area. After completing 30 days of treatment, clients are able to apply for a transitional housing program.

Teen Challenge of the Dakotas is a men-only residential treatment center in Brookings, SD. It is a Christian-based rehab program in South Dakota, with education and addiction treatment designed to address spiritual growth and wellness for adult men ages 18 and older. Since its inception, the program has operated under the concept that “a person with life-controlling problems can change, if that person wants to change.” To support clients, the facility focuses on the client as a whole, rather than considering their substance abuse as a separate factor.

The 14-month program consists of five phases that include eight months of induction and training and six months of re-entry services. During the first eight months of the program, clients participate in personal and group studies, work-study, and individualized mentoring. During the re-entry program, clients work to obtain and finish their General Educational Development (GED) diploma and find full-time employment. Clients also learn how to formulate and maintain a financial budget with the goal of eliminating debt and planning for future housing. During this phase, clients also participate in community initiatives, such as Habitat for Humanity and The Harvest Table program.