Recovery starts with one honest conversation.
We help you find the right drug or alcohol treatment in South Florida, for yourself or someone you love. It’s free, it’s private, and a real person answers day or night.
- No cost to you
- No pressure to commit
- Insurance checked free
- Hablamos español
Who are you looking for help for?
Most people who reach out aren’t sure what they need yet. Pick one and we’ll show you what usually happens next.
You don’t need to have it figured out.
Tell us what’s going on, even if it’s messy. We’ll listen, explain your options in plain language and help you choose a next step that fits your life.
- We listen first. No lectures and no labels.
- We explain every option, from medical detox to evening outpatient.
- We check your insurance and costs before you decide anything.
Addiction is a medical condition, not a moral failing. It changes how the brain works, and it responds to treatment like other chronic illnesses do. People in Hialeah and Homestead, in Brickell and on the Beach, get better every single day. Usually the hardest part is the first call.
people in the U.S. had a substance use disorder in 2024.
people who needed treatment that year actually received it.
is what it costs you to talk to us, today or any day.
Source: SAMHSA, 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
Whatever it is, there’s a way through.
Each substance affects the body differently, so treatment starts in different places. Choose one to see what to expect and what to watch for.
- AlcoholWithdrawal can be dangerous for daily drinkers. Detox with medical care first.
- Fentanyl & opioidsMedications like buprenorphine ease withdrawal and cut overdose risk.
- Cocaine & crackThere’s no withdrawal medication, but behavioral therapy works.
- Meth & stimulantsIncluding Adderall misuse. Contingency management has the strongest evidence.
- BenzodiazepinesXanax, Klonopin, Valium. Never stop suddenly. Taper with a doctor.
- Prescription pillsOxycodone, hydrocodone, tramadol, sleep and ADHD medications.
- MarijuanaCannabis use disorder is real, common and very treatable.
- Mental health, tooDepression, anxiety, trauma and addiction, treated together.
Treatment is a path, not a place.
Most people move through a few of these stages. We’ll help you work out where to start and what should come next.
Medical detox
3–10 days · 24/7 medical careDoctors and nurses manage withdrawal safely, often with medication, so your body can stabilize.
Start here if you get sick, shaky or anxious when you stop drinking or using.
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Residential treatment
30–90 days · live on siteStructured days of therapy, groups and rest, away from everyday triggers.
Good for severe or long-term use, or a home that isn’t safe for recovery yet.
Read more 03Partial hospitalization
PHP · 5–6 hrs a day, 5 days a weekHospital-level programming during the day. Home or sober housing at night.
Good for stepping down from residential care.
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Intensive outpatient
IOP · ~3 hrs a day, 3–5 days a weekSerious treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Good for people with steady support at home.
Read more 05Outpatient care
1–2 sessions a weekOngoing counseling and medication management for as long as it helps.
Good for long-term stability after a structured program.
Read more 06Sober living & aftercare
Months to yearsRecovery residences, alumni groups and check-ins that keep your momentum going.
Good for the first, most fragile year.
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One call. We do the legwork.
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Tell us what’s going on
Call, text or send a message. Ten minutes is enough to start, and you can stay anonymous.
- 2
We narrow the options
We check your insurance, confirm which programs have openings and shortlist licensed providers that fit your needs and budget.
- 3
You decide
You get clear choices and straight answers. When you’re ready, we help you take the next step, whether that’s today or next week.
Before anything else, breathe.
Slow breathing settles your nervous system. Follow the circle for one minute. We’ll be here when you’re done.
Most health plans cover addiction treatment.
Under the Affordable Care Act, substance use treatment is an essential health benefit, and most employer plans cover it too. We’ll check your benefits for free and tell you what you’d likely pay before you commit to anything.
- Private & employer plansPPO, HMO, EPO and marketplace plans
- Medicaid & MedicareWe’ll find programs that accept your plan
- No insuranceState-funded and sliding-scale options exist
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Straight answers for hard decisions.
Plain-language guides for the questions families in Miami ask us most, from paying for care to Florida’s Marchman Act.
For familiesHelping someone you loveWhat to say, what to avoid, and what to do if they say no.
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Florida law · GuideThe Marchman Act, explainedFlorida’s involuntary treatment law, explained for families.
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Insurance & costPaying for treatmentWhat your plan covers, what you’d pay, and options without insurance.
Read moreClose to home, wherever home is.
We know programs across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and when it makes sense to go a little farther for a fresh start.
What people ask us most.
Don’t see yours? Call or text (305) 701‑0439. There are no wrong questions, and nothing you tell us leaves the call.
How much does rehab cost in Miami?
It depends on the level of care, how long you stay and your insurance. Outpatient programs usually cost far less than residential care. We check your benefits for free and tell you what you’d likely owe before you commit to anything.
Will my insurance cover treatment?
Most plans include some coverage. Substance use treatment is an essential health benefit under the Affordable Care Act, and federal parity law requires insurers to cover it on terms comparable to medical care.
Do I need medical detox?
If you drink heavily every day, or use benzodiazepines or opioids, stopping suddenly can be dangerous. Alcohol and benzo withdrawal can cause seizures. Medical detox lets doctors keep you safe and comfortable.
Can I keep my job while I’m in treatment?
Often, yes. If you’re eligible, the Family and Medical Leave Act gives you up to 12 weeks of job-protected leave. Many people also choose intensive outpatient programs that run around a work schedule.
How do I help someone who doesn’t want help?
Start with a calm conversation about specific things you’ve seen, at a time they’re sober. Approaches like CRAFT teach families how to encourage treatment without a confrontation. Our family guide walks you through it.
Are you a treatment center?
No. Drug Rehab Miami is a free treatment-navigation service. We help you understand your options and connect with licensed providers. We don’t provide medical care ourselves.
