Finding Care in
North Dakota.

We found 35 verified facilities offering treatment for Outreach To Persons In The Community in North Dakota. Each listing is sourced from SAMHSA's national database.

Treatment Centers

5th Generation Healing Center

Belcourt, North Dakota

ADAPT Addictions and Behavioral Health

Bismarck, North Dakota

West Central Human Service Center

Bismarck, North Dakota

Advance in Recovery PLLC

Carrington, North Dakota

Evolution Counseling

Devils Lake, North Dakota

Lake Region Human Service Center

Devils Lake, North Dakota

Badlands Human Service Center

Dickinson, North Dakota

Heart River Alcohol and

Dickinson, North Dakota

Community Medical Services

Fargo, North Dakota

Fargo VA Healthcare System

Fargo, North Dakota

First Step Recovery/Village Fam

Fargo, North Dakota

Healing Center

Fargo, North Dakota

ShareHouse Inc

Fargo, North Dakota

ShareHouse Inc

Fargo, North Dakota

ShareHouse Inc

Fargo, North Dakota

Southeast Human Service Center

Fargo, North Dakota

Withdrawal Management Unit

Fargo, North Dakota

Standing Rock Treatment Program

Fort Yates, North Dakota

Agassiz Associates PLLC

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Community Medical Services

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Grand Forks

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Northeast Human Service Center

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Sharehouse Grand Forks

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Spectra Health

Grand Forks, North Dakota

Addiction and Counseling Services

Jamestown, North Dakota

Spectra Health

Larimore, North Dakota

Abuse Resource Network and Therapy

Lisbon, North Dakota

Bob Hayes Addiction Services PLLC

Minot, North Dakota

North Central Human Service Center

Minot, North Dakota

Trinity Addiction Services

Minot, North Dakota

Lake Region Outreach Office

Rolla, North Dakota

Choice Recovery Counseling PLLC

Williston, North Dakota

Fred and Clara Eckert Foundation

Williston, North Dakota

Montgomery Counseling Service PLLC

Williston, North Dakota

Northwest Human Service Center

Williston, North Dakota

All listings verified against SAMHSA's national database