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Detox- Lancaster County
The providers in this section determine eligibility for county funding for detox, also known as withdrawal management, for Lancaster County residents without insurance coverage. They also accept Medicaid/Medical Assistance, commercial insurance, and self-payment. They are licensed by the PA Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs (DDAP).
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Malvern Treatment Centers
If you are a Lancaster County resident without insurance coverage & think you may need withdrawal management (detox), call Malvern Treatment Centers at (610) 625-8376.
You will receive a short phone assessment & if appropriate, they will begin a detox bed search for you.
If you do not need withdrawal management, but think you may need inpatient rehab, call and make an appointment with an outpatient clinic for an assessment and a financial liability review.
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PA Adult & Teen Challenge
If you are a Lancaster County resident without insurance coverage & think you may need withdrawal management (detox), call PA Adult & Teen Challenge at (844) 888-8085.
You will receive a short phone assessment & if appropriate, they will begin a detox bed search for you.
If you do not need withdrawal management, but think you may need inpatient rehab, call and make an appointment with an outpatient clinic for an assessment and a financial liability review.
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White Deer Run
If you are a Lancaster County resident without insurance coverage & think you may need withdrawal management (detox), call White Deer Run at (866) 769-6822 or email PaAdmissions@acadiahealthcare.com.
You will receive a short phone assessment & if appropriate, they will begin a search for a detox bed for you.
If you do not need withdrawal management, but think you may need inpatient rehab, call and make an appointment with an outpatient clinic for an assessment and a financial liability review.
Inpatient Treatment- Lancaster County
The providers in this section offer inpatient treatment, also known as rehab, and accept Lancaster County funding, Medicaid/Medical Assistance, commercial insurance, and self-payment. All are licensed by the PA Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs (DDAP). Most require an outpatient assessment before admission. If
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Manos House
Long-term treatment for 14-18 year-old adolescent males
1290 Prospect Road
Columbia, PA 17512
(717) 285-0420 -
Nuestra Clínica Residential
English/Spanish bilingual, short- and long-term treatment for men
50 East New Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 431-1435 or (888) 344-0630 -
Gaudenzia Vantage
Inpatient treatment for pregnant & parenting women with their children
208 East King Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 291-1020 or (833) 976-4357
Halfway Houses- Lancaster County
Also known as residential extended care, halfway houses provide treatment to people returning to the community from inpatient programs. Providers in the section accept Lancaster County funding, Medicaid/Medical Assistance, commercial insurance, and self-payment. All are licensed by the PA Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs (DDAP).
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The GateHouse
The average length of stay is three to six months for those who have already completed primary detoxification and/or rehabilitation. Separate locations for women and men.
Lititz, Marietta, and Mountville, PA
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La Casa Halfway House
Bilingual English/Spanish & multicultural program for men. The average length of stay is three to six months for those who have already completed primary detoxification and/or rehabilitation.
134 Locust Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 947-7503
This list is partially provided to Compass Mark by the Lancaster County Drug & Alcohol Commission (the Commission). Compass Mark and the Commission do not specifically endorse the programs on this website, but are merely making a comprehensive list available to the general public.
