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Substance use treatment in Houston, TX

These community health centers in Houston treat substance use on a sliding scale. If you are in immediate danger, call 988.

7

charge on a sliding scale

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accept Medicaid

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see uninsured patients

A federally funded health center cannot turn you away because you cannot pay, and has to offer a sliding fee scale to any patient who asks. At or below the federal poverty line the fee is nominal. Bring photo ID and proof of income to the first visit.

7 centers in Houston offering substance-use treatment

1300 Bay Area Blvd # 200
Houston, TX 77058-2505

713-771-2292

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

13201 Northwest Fwy, Suite 500
Houston, TX 77040-6025

713-771-2292

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

1934 Caroline St
Houston, TX 77002-8210

713-286-6124

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

2150 W 18th St
Houston, TX 77008-5200

713-426-0027

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

6550 Mapleridge St STE 106
Houston, TX 77081-4629

713-779-7200

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

9700 Bissonnet St, Suite 1000 W
Houston, TX 77036-8001

281-824-1480

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

10851 Scarsdale Blvd, Ste 160
Houston, TX 77089-5737

281-824-1480

  • Sliding scale
  • Medicaid
  • Uninsured welcome

Common questions

Is there free substance use treatment in Houston?

7 of the 7 centers listed charge on a sliding scale set by household income, which is free or nominal at or below the federal poverty line. Bring photo ID and proof of income to your first visit.

Which clinics in Houston take Medicaid for substance use treatment?

7 of the 7 centers listed accept Medicaid. 7 also see patients with no insurance at all.

Do I need insurance to be seen for substance use treatment in Houston?

No. A federally funded health center cannot refuse you for inability to pay, and is required to offer a sliding fee scale to every patient who asks for one.