Treatment centers in Birmingham, AL
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FeaturedFeatured listings are Enhanced profiles that centers pay for, and they appear first. Listings claimed by their center come next, then every other licensed center. Within each group, more complete profiles come first and the order rotates daily. How results are ordered
Birmingham VA Healthcare System
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientResidentialIntensive outpatientMATWomenPregnant & postpartumMenVeteransCo-occurring mental health
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payJoint Commission
Tri County Treatment Center
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientDetoxMATPregnant & postpartumCo-occurring mental health
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payCARF
Birmingham Metro Treatment Center
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientMATPregnant & postpartum
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payCARF
AIDS Alabama Inc
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientIntensive outpatientWomenPregnant & postpartumMenVeteransCo-occurring mental health
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-pay
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientIntensive outpatientMAT
Medicare · Private insurance · Cash / self-payJoint Commission
Pathway Healthcare
Birmingham, AL · unclaimed listing
OutpatientDetoxIntensive outpatientMAT
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payState-licensed · Joint Commission
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