Treatment Facilities in U.S. Virgin Islands

What the U.S. Virgin Islands Treatment Landscape Looks Like

SAMHSA's N-SUMHSS record lists 1 treatment facility operating across 1 city in U.S. Virgin Islands. The portfolio splits roughly 100% substance-use focused (1 sites) and the remainder primarily mental-health focused (1 sites), giving residents a state-wide network to choose from. Care modalities are unevenly distributed: 100% of facilities report residential beds, 100% run outpatient programs, 0% offer medically supervised detox, and 100% provide telehealth options — which matters a lot for rural counties where driving to a brick-and-mortar site is a real barrier.

Medication-Assisted Treatment availability is a critical signal for people seeking evidence-based opioid or alcohol use care. In U.S. Virgin Islands, 0 of 1 facilities (0%) report providing MAT — methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone combined with counseling. Payment accessibility is equally important: 1 facilities (100%) accept Medicaid, which is the primary payer for most lower-income adults seeking behavioral-health care. When a state shows a low Medicaid-acceptance share, the practical cost burden on families looking for treatment rises sharply even when the raw facility count looks generous.

Use this page as a structured starting point for comparing cities and shortlisting facilities, not as a clinical recommendation. Every facility entry links to its individual profile with phone numbers, accepted payment types, and services — always call before visiting to verify current availability, intake hours, and insurance contracts, which can change between survey cycles. This is a public-data directory summary, not medical advice. If you or someone you care about is in an immediate crisis, call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 or the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline before navigating this directory.