Top New Orleans Drug Rehab Center
The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse For Greater New Orleans
The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse For Greater New Orleans is a non-profit community health agency that provides substance abuse prevention, education, and assessment services to individuals and families of the Greater New Orleans area. For 49 years, CADA’s prevention educators and counselors have reached out to students, parents, families, and community organizations with services to help in the prevention and intervention of alcohol and drug abuse. CADA’s services are offered within the parishes of Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, St. Charles, and Plaquemines.
Location : New Orleans, LA
Phone : (504) 362-4272
Bridge House
For fifty years Bridge House has served as a substance-abuse treatment center of last resort. Every day we accept and treat those to whom most other institutions deny admission: the homeless and indigent drug and alcohol abusers of our community. The only requirement for admission is a sincere desire to change, and we accept individuals without regard to race, religion, sexual orientation or ability to pay.
Location : New Orleans, LA
Phone : (504) 522-4475
River Oaks Hospital
River Oaks Hospital, located in the suburbs of New Orleans, Louisiana is a private psychiatric facility for adults, adolescents and children. For the past 30 years River Oaks has established a tradition of excellence in the treatment of acute psychiatric illness, dual diagnosis, alcohol and drug detoxification, trauma based disorders, compulsive behaviors, and eating disorders.
Location : New Orleans, LA
Phone : (504) 734-1740
Family Service
Each year, Family Service helps more than 16,500 people work their way through personal and interpersonal conflicts, providing therapy for individuals, couples, adults, teenagers and families on issues ranging from stress to depression to alcohol and drug dependency or post-trauma. The organization also takes an active role in breaking destructive cycles in the community by reaching out to at-risk children in the classroom and those in the criminal justice system.
Location : New Orleans, LA
Phone : (877) 513-7466
Grace House
Grace House was founded in 1985, by a small group of volunteers in response to the lack of facilities for chemically dependent women. Grace House holds the belief that a gender-specific, 12-Step based, long-term residential program is the best treatment for chemically dependant women over the age of 18. The mission of Grace House is to assist chemically dependent women in leading sober and productive lives by providing long-term residential treatment, regardless of ability to pay.
Location : New Orleans, LA
Phone : (504) 899-2423