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Alcohol treatment centers Connecticut

This page lists alcohol treatment centers Connecticut residents can access. There are 156 facilities in the SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov directory, and 66 focus on alcohol use disorder. You can compare programs by city and level of care without pressure.

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  • Elevate Health and Wellness

    4.4/571 Google reviews

    Westport, CTTypical stay 5 days

    • Detox
    • Outpatient

    Elevate health and wellness westport provides care for both substance use and mental health conditions in Connecticut.

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  • Liberation Programs Main Street Clinic, Stamford

    Liberation Programs Main Street Clinic

    3.7/56 Google reviews

    Stamford, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Residential Rehab
    • Detox
    • Outpatient

    Located downtown in Stamford, this site provides detox, residential rehab, outpatient care and mental health needs treatment alongside substance use.

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  • Stonington Institute, North Stonington

    Stonington Institute

    3.4/5134 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    North Stonington, CTTypical stay 30 days31-50 beds

    • Detox
    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Stonington Institute is a behavioral health center in North Stonington, Connecticut, accredited by the Joint Commission.

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  • REACH Adult and Youth Services, Bridgeport

    REACH Adult and Youth Services

    3.1/515 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    Bridgeport, CTTypical stay 5 days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    This page is about REACH Adult and Youth Services in Bridgeport.

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  • Blue Sky Behavioral Health, Danbury

    Blue Sky Behavioral Health

    3.6/544 Google reviews

    Danbury, CTTypical stay 30 Days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Blue Sky Behavioral Health Danbury provides structured outpatient care for adults facing alcohol and drug challenges.

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  • CCAR-New Haven Recovery Community Center, New Haven

    CCAR-New Haven Recovery Community

    4.9/531 Google reviews

    New Haven, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    The CCAR-New Haven recovery community center New Haven is a peer-led space run by a Connecticut nonprofit.

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  • Quinebaug Treatment Center, Dayville

    Quinebaug Treatment Center

    2.7/59 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    Dayville, CTTypical stay 5 days

    • Detox
    • Outpatient

    Quinebaug Treatment Center Dayville offers detox and outpatient care, including an intensive outpatient program, in northeastern Connecticut.

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  • APT Foundation Legion Clinic, New Haven

    APT Foundation Legion Clinic

    4.3/5331 Google reviews

    New Haven, CTTypical stay 90 days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    APT Foundation Legion Clinic New Haven provides outpatient care for alcohol use at 495 Congress Ave.

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  • DiRoma Therapy, Darien

    DiRoma Therapy

    4.3/53 Google reviews

    Darien, CTTypical stay 30 day

    • Outpatient

    Diroma Therapy is an outpatient practice in Darien, Connecticut.

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  • Farrell Treatment Center Connecticut, New Britain

    Farrell Treatment Center Connecticut

    4.2/513 Google reviews

    New Britain, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Farrell Treatment Center Connecticut New Britain is a behavioral health program.

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  • Hartford HealthCare Institute of Living - Main Campus, Hartford

    Hartford HealthCare Institute of

    3.5/58 Google reviews

    Hartford, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Residential Rehab
    • Outpatient

    Hartford Healthcare Institute of Living Hartford is a Connecticut rehab campus.

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  • Wings of Hope Recovery - Spring House, Middletown

    Wings of Hope Recovery

    4.7/530 Google reviews

    Middletown, CTTypical stay 30 days16-30 beds

    • Sober Living

    Wings of Hope Recovery Middletown is a men's sober living house.

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  • Connecticut Valley Hospital Blue Hills

    3.6/527 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    Hartford, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    This guide describes a Hartford program for adults who have substance use and mental health needs.

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  • Lantana Recovery Connecticut, New Milford

    Lantana Recovery Connecticut

    4.8/552 Google reviews

    Joint Commission

    New Milford, CTTypical stay 28 days31-50 beds

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Lantana Recovery Connecticut New Milford is a center for alcohol and drug treatment accredited by the Joint Commission.

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  • CT Renaissance Outpatient Behavioral Health Clinic - Waterbury, Waterbury

    CT Renaissance Outpatient Behavioral

    Waterbury, CTTypical stay 5 days

    • Outpatient

    CT Renaissance Outpatient Behavioral Waterbury is a clinic at 525 Wolcott Street.

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  • Liberation Programs Westport Youth & Family Resources, Westport

    Liberation Programs Westport Youth

    2.6/55 Google reviews

    Westport, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Liberation Programs Westport Youth & Westport is an outpatient center for teens and families.

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  • New Era Rehabilitation Center NERC

    4.4/529 Google reviews

    New Haven, CTTypical stay 30 days

    • Detox
    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    New Era Rehabilitation Center NERC New Haven treats substance use and mental health together.

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  • Venture Academy, Meriden

    Venture Academy

    2.5/517 Google reviews

    Meriden, CTTypical stay 30+ days16-30 beds

    • Residential Rehab

    Venture Academy Meriden offers residential care to teenagers who benefit from a structured environment.

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Compare alcohol treatment centers

  • Level of care and withdrawal risk

    Inpatient programs provide 24/7 support, while outpatient lets you live at home. If you drink heavily and stop suddenly, withdrawal can be dangerous, so clinical supervision should guide detox. Ask whether the center offers medically supervised detox and what happens if symptoms worsen.

  • Insurance, Medicaid, and cost questions

    Verify whether the center accepts your insurance, including Connecticut Medicaid. Ask about self-pay options and sliding scales. The helpline can help you check coverage without any obligation. If a center does not accept your plan, then ask for a referral to one that does.

  • Accreditation and licensing

    Look for programs accredited by the Joint Commission or CARF, which indicate quality standards. State licensing is also important. You can ask the center directly about their credentials. If a program is not accredited, then ask what oversight it has and whether it meets state requirements.

  • Location and specialized services

    Consider proximity to your home for outpatient programs and family involvement. Check for specialized services like dual diagnosis treatment or family therapy. The directory includes 66 alcohol-specific centers across Connecticut. If you need to stay near a particular city, then filter the list by location before calling.

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According to the SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov directory, 156 facilities operate across the state, and 66 of them specifically address alcohol use disorder. Listings cluster in cities such as New Haven (9), Bridgeport (7), Middletown (4), Waterbury (4), and Hartford (3). A typical entry gives the facility name, address, phone number, and service types offered, such as detox, inpatient, outpatient, and whether Medicaid is accepted. The data is current as of November 1, 2026. This site does not treat or diagnose; it helps you see what is available so your calls come with clear questions.

The listings cover rehabs and programs of several kinds, from medically supervised detox to outpatient counseling. Some centers accept Medicaid, others take private insurance, and some may offer sliding-scale fees. Availability and coverage shift, so our helpline can help you check details directly with a center. Callers reach us free of charge, privately, and with no commitment. You can ask about bed availability, insurance acceptance, and how the first week tends to go. Treat the directory as a starting point, then confirm specifics with each facility.

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FAQ

How many alcohol treatment centers are in Connecticut?

Connecticut's directory shows 156 facilities, and 66 of those centers specifically offer alcohol treatment. They are spread across cities such as New Haven (9), Bridgeport (7), and Hartford (3). Listings come from SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov and cover various levels of care, from detox to outpatient. You can filter the directory by location and services. Listings change, so call ahead to confirm current availability and whether the program fits your needs.

Does Connecticut Medicaid cover alcohol treatment?

Connecticut Medicaid may cover alcohol treatment services, but coverage varies by plan and facility. Some centers accept Medicaid, while others may not. It is best to contact the center directly or call the helpline to verify. If you have Medicaid, then ask each center whether they are in-network and what documentation you need. The helpline can help you find centers that accept Medicaid and explain your options without pressure.

What should I expect during alcohol detox?

Alcohol detox can cause withdrawal symptoms that range from mild to severe, and in some cases can be dangerous. MedlinePlus notes that withdrawal can start within hours and peak after 24-72 hours. Because of risks like seizures, clinical supervision should guide detox. Many centers offer medically supervised detox to manage symptoms safely. If you are considering detox, then ask whether medical staff are present around the clock and how they handle complications.

How long does alcohol rehab usually last?

The length of alcohol rehab varies by program and individual needs. Inpatient programs often last 28 days, while outpatient can extend for weeks or months. The duration depends on the severity of the disorder and progress. SAMHSA defines different levels of care, so it is important to choose one that fits your situation. If you need to continue working or caring for family, then ask about intensive outpatient schedules that meet several times a week.

What is a recovery center in Connecticut?

A recovery center in Connecticut is a place that offers support services for people with a substance use disorder, often after treatment. These centers may provide peer support, counseling, and help with housing or employment. The SAMHSA directory lists 156 facilities, including 66 alcohol-specific centers, some of which offer recovery support. If you are looking for ongoing support after rehab, then ask whether the center provides alumni programs or connections to sober houses.

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