Independent, source-linked public records
Find treatment using the details that change access.
Compare official directory responses and, in California, separate DHCS SUD authorization and NTP license evidence before you call.
What the data adds
Research the record before the sales conversation.
Find the complete field
Search the public roster instead of a paid subset, then filter on facts that affect fit.
Keep dimensions separate
Licensing, activity, inspections, services, and outcomes stay distinct rather than becoming an opaque score.
Verify at the source
Each record retains provenance so time-sensitive claims can be checked before a decision.
Current release
Built from named public sources
This release combines FindTreatment.gov responses with separate California DHCS authorization evidence and reviewed first-party self-pay prices using conservative exact matches. It does not infer comparative quality, current openings, federal OTP certification, coverage, admission, or enforcement history.
- FindTreatment.gov treatment locatorSource records preserved with observation dates and links.
- California DHCS SUD Recovery Treatment FacilitiesSource records preserved with observation dates and links.
- California DHCS Licensed Narcotic Treatment ProgramsSource records preserved with observation dates and links.
- Does not treat OUD 5924.2%
- OUD treatment without medication reported / OUD treatment; medication status not reported 3672.6%
- Accepts medication prescribed elsewhere 2,60718.4%
- Medication used 8,71161.4%
- OUD support not reported 1,90713.4%
- Records
- 14,184
- Sources
- 3
- Source-linked pages
- 14,184
Research library
Use the data, then use the guide.
Common questions
What this record can and cannot tell you
Does a listing mean a facility has an opening?
No. The source is a service directory, not live capacity. Call the facility.
Is a reported accreditor a quality ranking?
No. It is a directory response that should be verified with the accrediting organization.
Is a California DHCS record the same as a SAMHSA listing or OTP certification?
No. California state authorization and NTP licensure remain separate from FindTreatment listing and federal OTP certification, even when exact identity evidence links records.
Can I compare facilities by number of services?
Service breadth can help with fit, but more listed services does not establish better care.