SAMHSA DATA · N-SUMHSS · 2024

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Search 17,974 substance use and mental health treatment facilities across the U.S. by service, payment, and location, drawn directly from SAMHSA's N-SUMHSS and FindTreatment.gov. Free and confidential.

The dataset at a glance

17,974
facilities tracked nationwide
55
states, DC & territories
47%
offer medication-assisted treatment
84%
accept Medicaid

Every figure is a live count from SAMHSA's current N-SUMHSS survey record.

Indexes 17,974 SAMHSA-listed US treatment facilities by MAT, detox, and Medicaid acceptance. A free, ad-neutral directory for crisis searches.

The national picture

Across 17,974 SAMHSA-listed treatment facilities, 84% accept Medicaid and 81% offer telehealth, but only 47% provide medication-assisted treatment, the clinical standard of care for opioid use disorder.

17,974
treatment facilities, all 50 states + DC & territories
47%
offer medication-assisted treatment (8,487 facilities)
84%
accept Medicaid (15,045 facilities)
81%
offer telehealth (14,603 facilities)

According to the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), updated May 2026, this directory tracks 17,974 treatment facilities nationwide; percentages are computed from that current record. Service availability is self-reported; verify directly with a facility before relying on it.

What U.S. treatment facilities offer

Share of 17,974 SAMHSA-listed facilities, by service and payment

Outpatient programs 84%
Residential / inpatient 26%
Detox services 13%
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) 47%
Telehealth 81%
Accept Medicaid 84%
Accept Medicare 58%
Accept private insurance 81%
Sliding-fee scale 37%

Care types in teal, payment options in dark teal. Categories overlap, most facilities offer several. Self-reported to SAMHSA.

Top 10 states by facility count

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SAMHSA-listed facilities per state, ranked highest to lowest

1 California 1,580
2 New York 1,126
3 Ohio 855
4 Pennsylvania 757
5 Florida 754
6 Illinois 745
7 Texas 649
8 Maryland 583
9 Michigan 524

Source: SAMHSA N-SUMHSS, current survey year. Raw facility counts, not population-adjusted.

The access lens

Where treatment access is strongest, and where it isn't

The 30 largest states by tracked facility count, plotted by two independent access signals: how many of their SAMHSA-listed facilities offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and how many accept Medicaid. The two rarely move together, some states are insurance-strong but treatment-thin, or the reverse. Bubble size scales with facilities tracked.

MAT availability vs. Medicaid acceptance, by state

Source: SAMHSA N-SUMHSS, current survey year. Largest 30 states by tracked facility count. 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by Facilities offering MAT (%) (X) and Facilities accepting Medicaid (%) (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. Most accessibleInsured, treatment-thinTreatment-rich, insurance-thinHardest access 20%30%40%50%60%70% 50%60%70%80%90%100% Facilities offering MAT (%) Facilities accepting Medicaid (%) MAT availability vs. Medicaid acceptance, by state
Source: SAMHSA N-SUMHSS, current survey year. Largest 30 states by tracked facility count.

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About this data

How PlainRecovery works, and why you can trust these listings

What this site is

PlainRecovery helps people locate substance use and mental health treatment facilities across the United States, drawing on 17,974 SAMHSA-listed facilities across 55 states and territories and 5096 cities.

Editorial process

  1. Source. Download SAMHSA's annual N-SUMHSS (National Substance Use and Mental Health Services Survey), the federal census of treatment facilities.
  2. Verify. Parse each facility record for location, services, populations served, treatment approaches, medications and payment options exactly as reported to SAMHSA, with nothing inferred or added.
  3. Publish. Aggregate facility-level data into state and service-type views so every count traces back to the underlying federal survey.

Editorial independence & corrections

The PlainRecovery editorial team is independent and accepts no payment, sponsorship, or promoted placement from any facility. Found an error or a closed facility? File a correction via the contact page, and we respond within 72 hours and publish corrections with a visible revision note. See our methodology for full source attribution and refresh cadence.

Frequently asked

What is PlainRecovery?

PlainRecovery helps locate substance use and mental health treatment facilities across the United States, with data on 17,974 SAMHSA-listed facilities.

What types of treatment facilities are listed?

Facilities include outpatient clinics, residential treatment centers, hospital inpatient programs, and detoxification services for both substance use and mental health.

Where does the data come from?

All data comes from SAMHSA's National Substance Use and Mental Health Services Survey (N-SUMHSS), the annual federal census of treatment facilities, the same underlying record SAMHSA's own FindTreatment.gov locator draws on.