Best Rehab Centers in South Carolina

Aiken Regional Medical Centers, part of Universal Health Services, offers high-quality acute care services, focusing on patient safety and excellence.

The Forrester Center offers behavioral health and substance abuse treatment for adults and adolescents through counseling, interventions, anger management, and group therapy. They accept private insurance and Medicaid.

Faith Home is a Christian-based recovery program that offers a free 8-week residential program focused on 12-step facilitation. They provide gender-specific services such as counseling, spiritual guidance, healthy living skills, and more. As a non-profit, clients are not financially responsible and can receive help regardless of their situation. They have 135 beds for adults in need.

The Ernest E Kennedy Center is a non-profit rehab center that offers evidence-based recovery programs for adults and young adults. They provide a wide range of services such as assessments, therapy, counseling, mindfulness training, and more. Their goal is to create a personalized plan for each individual to address substance abuse and mental health issues, and also offer medication assistance, HIV testing, and drug court services.

Dorchester Alcohol and Drug Commission offers a range of treatment and prevention services to residents, including gender-specific programs, continuing care support, risk reduction, and individual and family therapy. They also provide specialized options such as group therapy, coping skills, and relapse prevention, as well as drug abuse services for adolescents.

Crossroads Treatment Center in Charleston offers outpatient medication-assisted treatment with methadone for adults over 18 struggling with opioid abuse. Along with medication, clients can participate in group and individual therapy. Insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare are accepted. For longer-term treatment, clients will be referred to another facility.

Crossroads in Columbia offers methadone-based treatment for opioid addiction, with evidence-based supplemental services like support groups, therapy, and medical care. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance, providing a safe and comprehensive program for clients to heal with professional support.