Treatment centers in Fairfax, VA
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Centers in Fairfax by payment type
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Novara Recovery Center
Fairfax, VA · unclaimed listing
OutpatientPHP (day treatment)MATCo-occurring mental health
Private insurance · Cash / self-payJoint Commission
Inova Kellar Center
Fairfax, VA · unclaimed listing
OutpatientPHP (day treatment)Intensive outpatientAdolescentsCo-occurring mental health
Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payJoint Commission
Inova Behavioral Health CATS
Fairfax, VA · unclaimed listing
OutpatientPHP (day treatment)Intensive outpatientMATWomenMenCo-occurring mental healthSpanish-speaking staff
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payState-licensed · Joint Commission
Inova Behavioral Health MH and
Fairfax, VA · unclaimed listing
OutpatientMATWomenMenCo-occurring mental healthSpanish-speaking staff
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-payState-licensed · Joint Commission
Fairfax/Falls Church Comm Servs Board
Fairfax, VA · unclaimed listing
OutpatientIntensive outpatientMATAdolescentsWomenMenCo-occurring mental healthSpanish-speaking staff
Medicare · Medicaid · Private insurance · Cash / self-pay
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