While New Hampshire does have strict addiction treatment center regulations, it is not a CON state, meaning that you do not have to obtain a Certificate of Need proving that your particular treatment center is “needed” in the state.
Despite the challenges, Nebraska represents a strong opportunity for those looking to open an addiction treatment center. Here’s how certification, licensing, bed fees and state inspections work in Nebraska.
Addiction treatment centers looking to get licensed in Iowa face high rates of alcoholism, increasing overdose deaths, access problems in rural areas and underserved populations. Still, Iowa is a great place to open an addiction treatment center.
With all of the state government’s focus on expanding services in the state, now is a great time to make your move and finally open your addiction treatment center in Oklahoma.
All addiction treatment providers in Alabama must get certified by the state to provide services, regardless of whether or not they accept state funding. Here’s how to do it.
If you have your sights set on opening an addiction treatment center or drug rehab facility in South Carolina, be sure to do your research and start the process early so that you can navigate the state regulations confidently.
Colorado ranks among the worst states in the nation for mental health and addiction issues. The remote nature of many parts of Colorado also means that access to quality, evidence-based addiction treatment in the state is compromised in many areas.
There are more than 100 licensed addiction treatment centers in operation in the state of Washington, but the state needs more services to meet demand. Washington is a great place to open an addiction treatment center.
