Detox in Nebraska

SAMHSA lists 16 detox programs in Nebraska. 1 is in a hospital, 8 residential and 9 outpatient (some offer more than one). 15 say they take Medicaid.

16 detox programs in Nebraska

What the 16 programs in Nebraska report
ReportsProgramsShare
Setting Hospital inpatient detox 1 6%
Setting Residential detox 8 50%
Setting Outpatient detox 9 56%
Detox for Alcohol 13 81%
Detox for Opioids 14 88%
Detox for Benzodiazepines 11 69%
Detox for Cocaine 11 69%
Detox for Methamphetamine 12 75%
Payment Medicaid 15 94%
Payment Medicare 11 69%
Payment Private insurance 16 100%
Payment Sliding fee scale or no charge 8 50%

How hospital, residential and outpatient detox differ.

Every program in Nebraska

Detox in Nebraska
ProgramCitySettingMedicaid
Behavioral Health Specialists Inc, Seekers of Serenity Place Columbus Residential Yes
Mid Plains Center for, Behavioral Healthcare Services Inc Grand Island Outpatient Yes
Lexington Regional Health Center Lexington Hospital inpatient Yes
BAART Programs Lincoln Lincoln Outpatient Yes
Bridge Behavioral Health Lincoln Residential Yes
Bryan Medical Center West, Independence Center Lincoln Residential, Outpatient Yes
Pine Lake Behavioral Health/Medical Lincoln Outpatient Yes
Behavioral Health Specialists Inc, Sunrise Place Norfolk Residential Yes
Oasis Counseling International Norfolk Outpatient Yes
Psychiatric Hope North Platte Residential, Outpatient Yes
Valley Hope of ONeill O'Neill Residential Not listed
BAART Community Healthcare Inc Omaha Outpatient Yes
Bonsai Health Omaha Outpatient Yes
Douglas County, Mental Health Center Omaha Residential Yes
Nebraska Medical Center Omaha Outpatient Yes
Northpoint Recovery, Nebraska Omaha Residential Yes

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