How Treatment Record keeps directory and authorization evidence separate

Directory coverage

Record completeness only reports whether selected directory fields are populated. It is not a treatment quality, safety, availability, accreditation, or suitability score.

Merge rules

Each source maps its native columns into canonical fields. Lower priority numbers win when two sources provide different values. Every observation remains attached to the record with its source URL and observation date.

Current sources

• FindTreatment.gov treatment locator Source key: findtreatment_directory
• California DHCS SUD Recovery Treatment Facilities Source key: california_dhcs_sud_authorizations
• California DHCS Licensed Narcotic Treatment Programs Source key: california_dhcs_ntp_licenses

Pricing evidence

Published prices remain separate observations with their billing unit, basis, effective period, check date, and direct source. Market benchmarks are attached at the most specific matching geography and are not treated as provider quotes.

• Reviewed provider-published addiction-treatment self-pay pricing Pricing source key: reviewed_first_party_treatment_prices_2026_08

Freshness and corrections

This build contains 14,184 records from 3 sources and was generated on 2026-08-31. Verify time-sensitive information at the linked source. To report a correction, email Record Maps.

Limitations

FindTreatment.gov listings, California DHCS authorization records, and first-party prices are separate evidence layers. None establishes live availability, admission, clinical fit, quality, coverage, or a clean enforcement history. State NTP licensure is not federal OTP certification. Prices appear only for a reviewed exact-match cohort and are not individualized estimates. Call facilities and authorities to verify current services, credentials, eligibility, payment, and openings. Missing means not reported. In an emergency call 911; for crisis support call or text 988.