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Drug Rehab Near Me in Texas Is a CDTF License Row
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Find or Verify a License
Find or Verify a License on the Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities page also posts Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities (Excel) and Faith-Based Chemical Dependency Treatment Facilities (Excel). Drug rehab near me in Texas is that license search.
Form 3207 physical location
Per the Form 3207 instructions, the facility must have a license for each physical location where the facility provides residential or outpatient services. An applicant seeking a CDTF license must submit a completed application, license fee, and other applicable documents to HHSC. The Health Facility Licensing Unit will not process an application until after HHSC Accounts Receivable receives and posts the license fee. An application under Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 464 and Texas Administrative Code Title 26 Chapter 564 is for licensure as a CDTF only, and issuance of a license under those provisions does not satisfy any other applicable requirement for licensure or other form of authorization.
Six-month application clock
In accordance with 26 TAC Section 564.403(f), HHSC maintains an application for six months after the date HHSC receives the application. If an applicant has not demonstrated compliance with all applicable requirements during that time, HHSC denies the application. Applicants must wait six-months after the application denial date to reapply for a license. The license expires two years after the date on which the license is issued.
Chapter 464 license required
In accordance with Texas Health and Safety Code Section 464.001, a chemical dependency treatment facility is any facility that offers or claims to offer a planned, structured, and organized treatment program designed to initiate and promote a person's chemical-free status or to maintain the person free of illegal drugs. A person may not offer or purport to offer chemical dependency treatment without a license issued under this subchapter, unless the person is exempted under Subchapter C or is working for or providing counseling with a program exempted under Subchapter C.
Faith-based chemical dependency programs
A program exempted under Subchapter C may not provide medical care, medical detoxification, or medical withdrawal services. After an investigation has been initiated by the Commission, or a facility's license has been revoked or surrendered, a facility is not eligible to receive a faith-based exemption under Subchapter O of this title (relating to Faith-Based Chemical Dependency Programs) until two years have elapsed.
Specialized female treatment services
Adult Substance Use Services lists specialized female treatment services for pregnant women and women with dependent children.
Regardless of ability to pay
Regardless of ability to pay, Texas residents seeking substance use disorder services and information may qualify for services based on need. For a person to access services, the person will need to first contact the local OSAR. Brazos can open the license search at (844) 833-0738.