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Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers in Virginia

The state of Virginia has been struggling with substance use and abuse like the rest of the United States. A little over 10% of the entire Virginia population uses drugs and almost 5% abuse alcohol every given year. This has led to almost 6.5% of all deaths in Virginia being somehow related to alcohol and/or drugs.

More than 45% of all students in Virginia admit to regular tobacco use while over 60% of high school students admit to trying alcohol at least once. The state has implemented various laws and programs to raise awareness in an effort to prevent the further abuse of these substances.

Virginia Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

The first rehabilitation goal is to find a clear path to meet your specific needs. Your Virginia facility should be accredited and approved irrespective of the treatment you need. Program personnel should include a trained and licensed toxicology physician and therapist. Find a facility in our list below which fits your needs, or contact us for individual recommendations.

Virginia Cities With the Most Centers

Quick Facts on Virginia‘s Epidemic

Since the issue in Virginia goes beyond our scope, take the key figures below into consideration.

  • Cocaine, the primary drug threat in Virginia, is the drug most often associated with violent crimes throughout the state.
  • The state of Virginia loses more than 2,000 of its residents to excessive alcohol use annually.
  • Since 2010, heroin-related overdoses have increased by more than 900%–from 45 to 450 overdoses.
  • Between 2013 and 2014, almost 500,000 people in Virginia were struggling with drug abuse or addiction.

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Goochland Powhatan Community Services
Insurance Accepted
Goochland Powhatan Community Services
3058 River Rd W Goochland, VA

Goochland Powhatan Community Services provides individuals struggling with drug addiction and other substance use disorders with tailored treatment plans and aftercare support, which may include medication-assisted treatment and residential programs, while also offering financial assistance through private health insurance.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
UMFS - Leland House
Insurance Accepted
UMFS - Leland House
13525 Leland Rd Centreville, VA

UMFS - Leland House in Centreville, Virginia is an accredited addiction treatment facility that offers comprehensive and individualized services for substance abuse, mental health challenges, and dual diagnosis, including inpatient and outpatient options, detoxification, aftercare support, and educational resources for both individuals and families.

  • Inpatient
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital - Behavioral Health
Insurance Accepted
Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital - Behavioral Health
1500 N 28th St Richmond, VA

Bon Secours Richmond Community Hospital - Behavioral Health in Richmond, Virginia is a licensed addiction treatment facility that offers a range of inpatient and aftercare support services, including medication management and therapeutic treatments, to help individuals suffering from mental health and substance abuse problems, as well as alcohol and drug addiction. They accept private health insurance.

  • Inpatient
National Counseling Group
Insurance Accepted
National Counseling Group
9301 Forest Point Cir Manassas, VA

NCG is an accredited mental health, substance abuse and addiction treatment provider established in Manassas, Virginia in 1993 offering a wide range of therapies and treatments.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Family Focus Counseling
Insurance Accepted
Family Focus Counseling
727 James Madison Hwy Culpeper, VA

Family Focus Counseling in Culpeper, Virginia offers addiction treatment services, including dual-diagnosis, mental health, and eating disorder treatments, with a focus on individualized plans and evidence-based therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical-behavioral therapy, and harm-reduction therapy.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
Insurance Accepted
Affinity Healthcare Group Newport News
6000 Jefferson Avenue Suite B Newport News, VA

Affinity Healthcare Group Newport News provides an individualized approach to treating substance addiction through outpatient, detox, and aftercare support services, combining group and one-on-one counseling with experienced staff and private health insurance coverage to help individuals achieve and sustain sobriety.

  • OP
  • Detox
  • Aftercare
Brunswick Behavioral Health Center
Insurance Accepted
Brunswick Behavioral Health Center
2087 Lawrenceville Plank Rd Lawrenceville, VA

The Brunswick Behavioral Health Center in Lawrenceville, Virginia is an accredited addiction treatment facility that offers a wide range of services to help individuals with mental health, addiction, and substance abuse issues, providing customized levels of care including outpatient and aftercare support, using evidence-based methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy, and accepting private health insurance.

  • OP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
Community Services Board - Greensville Counseling Services
Community Services Board - Greensville Counseling Services
1101 Greensville County Cir Emporia, VA

Community Services Board - Greensville Counseling Services in Emporia, Virginia provides addiction therapy, aftercare support, drug rehab, and dual-diagnosis treatment, as well as individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, medication management, peer support, recovery coaching, and mindfulness-based relapse prevention, to help individuals suffering from alcoholism, opioid addiction, and substance abuse on their journey to recovery.

  • OP
  • IOP
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
Bacon Street Youth and Family Services
Insurance Accepted
Bacon Street Youth and Family Services
247 McLaws Circle Williamsburg, VA

Bacon Street Youth and Family Services is a mental health and substance abuse treatment center in Williamsburg, VA that offers specialized, individualized treatments and a wide range of services to promote self-sufficiency, recovery, and fulfillment.

  • OP
  • Intervention
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Aftercare
The Farley Center
Insurance Accepted
The Farley Center
5477 Mooretown Rd Williamsburg, VA

The Farley Center is a 50-bed accredited addiction treatment facility in Williamsburg, VA, that offers a comprehensive personalized program for each patient, including education, relapse prevention strategies, detoxification, residential treatment, drug rehab, and aftercare support.

  • Sober Living
  • Residential
  • OP
  • IOP
  • Inpatient
  • Dual-Diagnosis
  • Detox
  • Aftercare

Browse Specific Virginia Cities

Currently, there are over 624 different centers in our facility directory within the state of Virginia for people needing help with drug and alcohol addiction, please select your city below.

Virginia Cities with Most Centers

The Impact of Addiction in Virginia

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centers in Virginia

Virginia boasts the birthplace of the United States, Jamestown, where the first English colonists set up shop in 1607. More Civil War battles have taken place in Virginia than in any other state, and Colonial Williamsburg is a revolutionary city. Wineries and specialty beers are abundant, and the Blue Ridge Parkway is a must-see road trip for walkers. The Blue Ridge National Park extends 755 kilometers along the Appalachian Mountains.

The state of Virginia, located in the middle of the country and on the Atlantic coast, has been struggling with substance use and abuse like the rest of the United States. While this region ranks second place for drug-related deaths in the nation, Virginia’s rate of drug abuse is below average.

There is definitely a lot to love about Virginia, but drug addiction and alcohol misuse plague some places.

A little over 10% of the entire Virginia population uses drugs and almost 5% abuse alcohol every given year. This has led to almost 6.5% of all deaths in Virginia being somehow related to alcohol and/or drugs. While this rate is far below the national average, drug and alcohol abuse and addiction are still serious problems throughout the state.

In recent years, opioid abuse has become a serious problem in Virginia–and this epidemic has taken many Virginian lives and continues to do so. Not only do many people die from opioid use, but several residents also experience serious long-term medical problems as a consequence. More than 7,000 Virginia residents visit the emergency room for opioid-related reasons.

Illicit drugs are not the only cause for concern in Virginia. It is reported that alcohol and/or tobacco use are quite common among students. More than 45% of all students in Virginia admit to regular tobacco use while over 60% of all high school students admit to trying alcohol at least once. As a result of these rates, the state has implemented various laws and programs to raise awareness in an effort to prevent the further abuse of these substances. The state also continuously improves its treatment centers and prevention programs which has led to ranking in the top one-third in the country for its effectiveness of statewide substance abuse programs.

Worst Drugs in Virginia

  1. Cocaine, listed as the primary drug threat in Virginia, is the drug most often associated with violent crimes throughout the state.
  2. In 2009, heroin was the third most popular drug for people admitted to rehabilitation centers in Virginia. While the drug no longer ranks in the top three, there are still many cases of heroin abuse throughout the state.
  3. Marijuana abuse in Virginia is most often found amongst its younger residents. The two largest groups entering treatment for marijuana abuse are those between the ages of 12 and 17 years old and those between 21 and 25. While these rates are incredibly high, minors in Virginia still use marijuana at a lower rate than the average minor in the United States.
  4. Opioids, other than heroin, are also causing significant damage in Virginia. It has been reported that synthetic-opioid-related deaths are more than 7.5 times more common now than they were in 2010.
  5. Alcohol use and abuse is a major problem in Virginia, especially among minors. A survey conducted in 2015 revealed that almost 8% of all middle schoolers start using alcohol before the age of 11. Despite this statistic, Virginia does not rank high for alcohol-related deaths with only 3 deaths per 100,000 people being related to the substance.

Impactful Addiction Stats

  1. Every year, the state of Virginia loses more than 2,000 of its residents to excessive alcohol use.
  2. In Virginia, people between the ages of 18 and 25 years old are the most affected by drug and alcohol abuse. This group also has the highest rate of unmet treatment needs in the state.
  3. Since 2010, heroin-related overdoses have increased by more than 900%–from 45 overdoses to 450 overdoses.
  4. Before the legalization of marijuana, almost 80% of all marijuana arrests in the state were made for marijuana possession.
  5. The rate of drug and/or alcohol-related deaths in Virginia is 6.49%–a low number when compared to that of the rest of the United States at 12.71%.
  6. Prescription opioid abuse is not a common problem in Virginia. This is mainly due to a lower than national rate of prescriptions written out by Virginia medical professionals.
  7. In 2016, drug-related deaths in the state increased by almost 40%–resulting in an increase of more than 390 deaths.
  8. In 2007, more than 19,000 arrests were made for marijuana-related offenses. This number has only increased in recent years.
  9. Between 2013 and 2014, almost 500,000 people in Virginia were struggling with drug abuse and/or addiction.
  10. Prescription opioid-related deaths in Virginia have been decreasing in recent years. The rate in 2017 was 4.7%, yet in 2018 it had decreased to 3.8%.

Quick Tips on Finding A Center

The first rehabilitation goal is to find a clear path to meet your specific needs. Given the number of treatment facilities in Virginia,Êthis may be daunting. To make things easier, pleaseÊspend time reading our directory, what center works withÊwhich insurance, biographies of staff, available treatment programÊdetails, or make it easier and speak with our experts.Ê Your Virginia should be accredited and approved irrespective of the treatmentÊyou need, and the program personnel should include a trained and licensed toxicology physician and therapist.

Health Insurance Providers Covering Drug Addiction Treatment
  • CareFirst
  • Cigna HealthCare
  • Kaiser Permanente
  • Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield