6 Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers in Juneau, AK

All 8 treatment centers in Juneau provide substance use treatment. The available services show what kind of care you can expect to find in the city.

Most common services:

• Outpatient care: 7 centers
• Substance abuse counseling: 7 centers
• Mental health services: 7 centers
• Housing services: 7 centers

All 8 centers provide comprehensive assessments for both mental health and substance use, screening for mental disorders and substance use, and case management. These foundational services are in place across the board. Discharge planning and substance use education are also available at all 8 centers.

Seven centers offer relapse prevention, motivational interviewing, and aftercare or continuing care to support recovery after initial treatment ends. Seven also provide social skills development, tobacco cessation counseling, and health education beyond HIV/AIDS information.

Gender-wise, 7 centers accept patients of any gender. One center serves men only.

For detox, residential or inpatient treatment, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), medication-assisted treatment using buprenorphine, methadone, or naltrexone, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), or trauma-focused counseling, confirm availability directly with each listing.

All 8 centers in Juneau accept multiple payment methods. Every center takes cash or self-payment. Medicaid is accepted at all 8, and every center also accepts state-financed health insurance plans (plans other than Medicaid).

Seven of the 8 centers offer sliding fee scales, which adjust your cost based on income. This makes treatment more affordable if cost is a concern.

For detailed information on Medicaid coverage, state programs, and other financial assistance specific to Alaska, see the Alaska rehab guide. State websites also list additional funding programs that may help cover treatment costs.

Juneau's remote island location means some people travel to larger cities for treatment options. If you're able to travel within Alaska, other cities have more centers available:

• Anchorage: 26 centers
• Fairbanks: 8 centers
• Wasilla: 7 centers
• Kenai: 5 centers
• Ketchikan: 5 centers

Many treatment programs now offer telehealth visits for ongoing care or follow-up after initial treatment, which can help if traveling isn't practical. Ask your chosen center whether they offer virtual appointments.

If you need immediate crisis support, call 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline). It's free, confidential, and available 24/7.