Rehab Centers in Alberta
Find quality addiction treatment and rehabilitation services in Alberta. Browse 21 treatment centers offering comprehensive recovery programs.
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21 Treatment Centers in Alberta
Professional addiction treatment centers serving Alberta
Alcove Addiction Recovery for Women
Alcove Addiction Recovery for Women is a Calgary treatment centre offering gender-specific inpatient, outpatient, IOP, and sober living programs with holistic therapies for women overcoming addiction to alcohol, drugs, and other substances.
Bonnyville Indian Metis Rehabilitation Centre
Bonnyville Indian Metis Rehabilitation Centre is a licensed 42-day residential addiction treatment facility in Bonnyville, Alberta, offering individualized, culturally grounded care that blends Indigenous healing practices with professional counselling for alcohol and drug addiction.
Edmonton Addictions and Residential Centre
The Edmonton Addictions and Residential Centre at the Salvation Army Centre of Hope offers residential addiction treatment, stabilization, sober living, and transitional housing for men, with Canadian Accreditation Council accreditation and faith-informed wraparound care.
Edmonton Counselling Services
Edmonton Counselling Services is an outpatient counselling clinic offering evidence-based addiction treatment, trauma therapy, and mental health support in Edmonton — with multilingual staff, direct insurance billing, and both in-person and online sessions available.
Foothills Detox Centre
Foothills Detox Centre is an Alberta Health Services medical detoxification facility in Fort Macleod offering clinically supervised withdrawal management for alcohol, opioids, fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, and benzodiazepines.
Fresh Start Recovery Centre
Fresh Start Recovery Centre is a Calgary non-profit offering long-term residential, outpatient, and sober living programs for men, with Accreditation Canada standing and a community-centred, 12-step and faith-based recovery philosophy.
Fresh Start South Country
Fresh Start South Country is the Lethbridge residential treatment location of Fresh Start Recovery Centre, offering inpatient addiction treatment with dual diagnosis support, holistic therapies, and aftercare programming for adults in southern Alberta.
iRecover Alberta
iRecover Alberta is a CARF-certified residential addiction treatment centre in Tees, Alberta, offering medically supervised detox, inpatient treatment for a wide range of substances, and a lifetime aftercare program with no referral required.
Kapown Treatment Centre
Kapown Treatment Centre is a 32-bed NNADAP-funded residential facility on Buffalo Bay in Grouard, Alberta, offering 56-day residential, 42-day outpatient, and 6-month sober living programs with wilderness therapy, dual diagnosis support, and vocational rehabilitation.
Mark Amy Treatment Centre
Mark Amy Treatment Centre is a 14-bed NNADAP-funded residential facility near Fort McMurray offering a 56-day co-ed addiction program that integrates First Nations cultural healing, 12-step programming, holistic therapy, and co-occurring disorder treatment.
Maskwacis Young Spirit Winds Society
Maskwacis Young Spirit Winds Society is a community-based day treatment program for Indigenous youth ages 12–17 in Maskwacis, Alberta, providing holistic outpatient addiction counselling and cultural programming to up to 10 young people at a time.
McDougall House
A women-only residential treatment facility in Edmonton, Alberta offering 12 beds in a home-like setting. Designed for women ready to build on previous treatment with individualized, gender-specific care.
Pee Kis Kwe Tan (Let's Talk) Society
Pee Kis Kwe Tan (Let's Talk) Society is a community-based addiction and mental health services organization in Wabasca-Desmarais, Alberta, offering outpatient counselling for alcohol, cannabis, cocaine, and opioid addiction in northern Alberta's Bigstone Cree Nation territory.
Poundmaker's Lodge Treatment Centre
Poundmaker's Lodge Treatment Centre is a CARF-accredited Indigenous addiction treatment facility in Sturgeon County, Alberta, offering inpatient, outpatient, and sober living programs that blend clinical care with First Nation cultural healing traditions.
Rocky Native Friendship Centre
Rocky Native Friendship Centre in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, provides outpatient addiction counselling, aftercare, and culturally safe community support services for Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals in the region.
Safe Harbour Society
Safe Harbour Society is a Red Deer non-profit offering medically supported detox, outreach, Indigenous Wellbriety programming, and housing support — providing over 20 years of community-centred addiction recovery services in Central Alberta.
Simon House Recovery Centre
Simon House Recovery Centre is a Calgary-based non-profit offering free 12-week residential addiction treatment for men since 1982, with four recovery pathways (12-Step, Wellbriety, Dharma, SMART), Accreditation Canada standing, and Indigenous cultural supports.
Southern Alcare Manor
Southern Alcare Manor is a Lethbridge residential recovery centre offering a structured three-month abstinence-based program with peer-led support, job placement assistance, and a progressive re-integration approach for adults overcoming alcohol and drug addiction.
Sunrise Native Addictions Services
Sunrise Native Addictions Services is a Calgary-based Indigenous treatment centre offering inpatient and outpatient addiction recovery programs that blend 12-step principles with cultural healing practices, serving clients since 1974 with Accreditation Canada Exemplary Standing.
Teen Challenge Canada - Alberta Men's Centre
Teen Challenge Canada's Alberta Men's Centre is a long-term faith-based residential treatment program in West Priddis, Alberta, helping men overcome addiction to alcohol, drugs, and other substances through structured living, counselling, and Christian principles.
Thorpe Recovery Centre
Thorpe Recovery Centre is an 84-bed residential treatment facility in Blackfoot, Alberta, offering medically supported detox, a 42-day residential program, and continuing care with Accreditation Canada standing and dual provincial funding.
Addiction Treatment in Alberta
Alberta has Canada’s second-highest rate of opioid-related deaths, with 1,773 apparent
opioid toxicity deaths in 2023 (37.8 per 100,000 people). Fentanyl is involved in over
85% of these deaths, with Calgary and Edmonton experiencing the highest concentrations.
The province also faces significant challenges with methamphetamine and alcohol use disorders.
Alberta Health Services (AHS) operates the province’s addiction treatment system, offering a
comprehensive range of services from rapid access clinics to residential treatment. The province has
invested heavily in expanding addiction medicine capacity and reducing wait times for treatment access.
Substance Use in Alberta
According to Alberta Health, Substance Use Surveillance System, and provincial health data:
- 1,773 opioid toxicity deaths in 2023 (37.8 per 100,000—2nd highest in Canada)
- Fentanyl detected in 85% of opioid deaths
- Methamphetamine: Involved in 43% of drug toxicity deaths (often combined with opioids)
- Alcohol: 19% of Albertans report hazardous drinking
- Cannabis: 24% used cannabis in past year
- Calgary and Edmonton account for 60% of provincial overdose deaths
Sources: Alberta Substance Use Surveillance System (2024); Alberta Health Opioid Response Reports;
Canadian Community Health Survey—Alberta (2023)
Treatment Options in Alberta
Public (Government-Funded) Treatment
Alberta Health Services (AHS) Addiction & Mental Health operates the public system:
- • Addiction Helpline: 1-866-332-2322
(24/7 assessment, referrals, crisis support) - • Withdrawal management (detox): Hospital-based and community facilities. Typically
same-day to 48-hour wait. - • Residential treatment: Publicly-funded beds across province (21-60 days). Wait times:
1-3 weeks depending on location and urgency. - • Virtual Opioid Dependency Program (VODP): Telehealth buprenorphine/methadone prescribing.
Same-day access across Alberta. - • Outpatient counseling: Free through AHS and community agencies. Typically 1-2 week wait.
- • Opioid Response Teams: Mobile outreach teams providing harm reduction, naloxone,
connections to treatment.
Private Treatment
- • Cost: $10,000-$40,000 for 30-90 day residential programs
- • Location: Calgary, Edmonton, Rocky Mountain foothills, Canmore area
- • Specializations: Executive rehabs, dual diagnosis, trauma-focused, holistic treatment
- • Insurance: Alberta employers commonly include addiction benefits ($3,000-$20,000 coverage)
Alberta-Specific Resources
- • Alberta Health Services Addiction Helpline: 1-866-332-2322 (24/7)
- • Virtual Opioid Dependency Program: Text VODP to 23316
for same-day telehealth buprenorphine access - • Safeworks Harm Reduction: Calgary, Edmonton—supervised consumption, naloxone distribution
- • Alberta Health Services: albertahealthservices.ca/amh
Sources & References
1. Alberta Health. Substance Use Surveillance System. 2024.
alberta.ca
2. Alberta Health Services. Opioid Response Surveillance Reports. 2024.
albertahealthservices.ca
3. Statistics Canada. Canadian Community Health Survey—Alberta. 2023.
statcan.gc.ca
4. Alberta Health Services Addiction & Mental Health. Treatment Programs and Services. 2024.
albertahealthservices.ca
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