Residential treatment in South Carolina

SAMHSA lists 13 residential programs in South Carolina. 6 also offer detox. 5 say they take Medicaid.

13 residential programs in South Carolina

What the 13 programs in South Carolina report
ReportsProgramsShare
Also offers Detox 6 46%
Also offers Residential 13 100%
Also offers Outpatient 5 38%
Medication Methadone (certified OTP) 1 8%
Medication Buprenorphine 8 62%
Medication For alcohol use disorder 7 54%
Payment Medicaid 5 38%
Payment Medicare 2 15%
Payment Private insurance 9 69%
Payment Sliding fee scale or no charge 6 46%

What to line up after detox.

Every program in South Carolina

Residential treatment in South Carolina
ProgramCitySettingMedicaid
American Detox and, Residential Treatment Center Chesnee Hospital inpatient, Short-term residential, Long-term residential Not listed
Ace Recovery for Men Chesterfield Short-term residential, Long-term residential Not listed
LRADAC, Outpatient and Withdrawal Management Columbia Short-term residential, Intensive outpatient, Regular outpatient Yes
Morris Village Alcohol and Drug Addict Columbia Hospital inpatient, Short-term residential Not listed
Chrysalis Center Florence Long-term residential Yes
South Carolina Vocational Rehab Florence Short-term residential Not listed
Phoenix Center, Serenity Place/Womens Residential Greenville Short-term residential, Long-term residential, Partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient, Regular outpatient, Transitional housing Yes
Recovery Centers of America Greenville Short-term residential, Partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient, Regular outpatient Not listed
Faith Home Inc, Christian Alcohol/Drug Rehabilitation Greenwood Long-term residential Not listed
Hammocks on the Edisto Jacksonboro Short-term residential Not listed
Charleston Center of Charleston County North Charleston Short-term residential, Long-term residential, Intensive outpatient, Regular outpatient Yes
Keystone Behavioral Health Rock Hill Short-term residential, Intensive outpatient, Regular outpatient Yes
Good Samaritan Colony, Substance Abuse Center Ruby Long-term residential Not listed

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