IN THIS GUIDE
- Harmony Ridge, Jacob’s Ladder at Brookside Farm, Prestera Center, WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing, and Shenandoah Valley Community Health Center (View All)
- Each treatment center in our list has: (a) The Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission or a CARF accreditation for addiction services, (b) Composite online review score of 3/5 stars or better, (c) Robust programs that effectively treat dual diagnosis disorders in an inpatient setting.
- Find trusted West Virginia addiction resources including 3 crisis hotlines, 3 overdose prevention organizations, and 4 support groups.
Top Rated Inpatient Drug Rehabs in West Virginia
In addition to medical supervision, clinical therapy, and psychiatric care, Harmony Ridge also provides several holistic therapies including equine therapy, meditation practices, yoga, therapeutic fitness, art therapy, music therapy, nutrition classes, and biofeedback therapy.
What They Treat: Dual diagnosis substance abuse and anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, eating disorder, personality disorders, schizophrenia, OCD, and PTSD.
Levels of Care: Detox, Residential Treatment, PHP, IOP, Sober Living, Aftercare
TRUST SIGNALS
Online Reviews: A
Accreditations: Joint Commission Gold Seal
Jacob’s Ladder at Brookside Farm
304-239-1214 | Visit Website
25208 George Washington Highway, Aurora, West Virginia 26705
Jacob’s Ladder is a long-term residential treatment program for men only. Their program includes mindfulness practices, adventure therapy, as well as music and art therapy. There is an emphasis on 12-Step recovery practices in a community-centered program.
What They Treat: Dual diagnosis substance abuse and mild mental health issues.
Levels of Care: Residential Treatment
TRUST SIGNALS
Online Reviews: A
Accreditations: Joint Commission Gold Seal & NAATP Accredited
Prestera Center specializes in behavioral health care and addiction treatment programs. As a non-profit, they provide care and services to anyone who needs it, regardless of their ability to pay. They currently offer two residential programs, one exclusively for men and another that caters solely to women and children.
What They Treat: Dual diagnosis substance abuse and mental health issues and crises.
Levels of Care: Detox, Residential Treatment, PHP, IOP, Sober Living
TRUST SIGNALS
Online Reviews: C
Accreditations: CARF Accredited
WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing
304-598-4200 | Visit Website
1 Medical Center Drive, Morgantown, West Virginia 26506
The WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing supports adults struggling with substance use disorders. Residential care includes co-ed, male-only, and female-only options that last for up to 28 days. Programs for recent survivors of overdose as well as postpartum care are also available. They provide patient-centered care that involves individual and group therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and mindfulness-based practices.
What They Treat: Dual diagnosis substance abuse, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and eating disorders.
Levels of Care: Detox, Inpatient Treatment, PHP, IOP
TRUST SIGNALS
Online Reviews: C
Accreditations: Joint Commission Gold Seal
Shenandoah Valley Community Health Center
304-596-2610 | Visit Website
99 Tavern Road, Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401
Shenandoah Valley Community Health Center offers behavioral health services including substance abuse counseling and treatment, therapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups, medication management, specialized therapy techniques including EMDR, ILS, and Biofeedback and specialty counseling for an array of topics such as conflict resolution parenting, grief, relationships, and family dynamics
What They Treat: Dual diagnosis substance abuse, eating disorders, and psychiatric disorders.
Levels of Care: Detox, Residential Treatment, PHP, IOP
TRUST SIGNALS
Online Reviews: C
Accreditations: Joint Commission Gold Seal
Editorial Note: Shenandoah Valley Community Health Center also provides programs for eating disorders among children and adults.
West Virginia Addiction & Mental Health Support
Additional Resources For Finding Help in West Virginia:
- West Virginia Emotional Strengthline: Call 877-435-7304
- West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources
- Read our actionable guide to finding an inpatient drug rehab near me.
- Find out why Joint Commission Accreditation Matters.
- Search for more Joint Commission Accredited Facilities on QualityCheck.org.
Overdose Prevention Resources
- In the event of a suspected overdose call 911 and monitor the individual until paramedics arrive.
- NEXT Distro – West Virginia: A national overdose prevention organization, their site provides information about getting naloxone in West Virginia.
- West Virginia Poison Center: This article on naloxone use provides instructions for using naloxone as well as a map of places to get naloxone all across the state.
- Help & Hope West Virginia: This site provides a helpful training video for how to use naloxone in the event of an overdose.
- Help4WV: Call or text 844-HELP4WV
- Valley Healthcare Crisis Line: Call 1-800-232-0020 anytime, 24/7 for crisis intervention services.
- Prestera Center: Call 1-800-642-3434 anytime, 24/7 for help during a mental health crisis.
Addiction Recovery Support Meetings
- Alcoholics Anonymous – List of AA meetings in West Virginia.
- Narcotics Anonymous – The Mountaineer Region of Narcotics Anonymous website features a full list of NA meetings in the state.
- Heroin Anonymous – The Heroin Anonymous World Services site lists meetings in West Virginia each week.
- Crystal Meth Anonymous – Find CMA meetings all over West Virginia.