Independent overviews of five San Antonio residential and outpatient addiction treatment programs. Each entry covers reported levels of care, veteran services, location, and what to confirm before you make a decision. All insurance acceptance and licensing details must be verified directly with each center.
Read the full overview for each center, then use the coverage checker to understand what your TRICARE plan covers before calling.
Inpatient drug and alcohol rehab with hands-on help navigating admissions, insurance, and time-off paperwork. Veteran-informed intake process.
Medical detox and intensive outpatient (IOP) in a quiet, nature-set environment north of the city. Close proximity to Stone Oak and Bulverde.
Residential addiction treatment with structured counseling, case management, and a strong continuing-care focus for long-term recovery planning.
Outpatient treatment and structured sober-living services built around a close-knit recovery community. Located in Castle Hills near NW Military Hwy.
Residential and outpatient treatment on the west side of San Antonio with a dedicated veteran outreach program. Accessible from Lackland AFB and JBSA.
Program details, insurance acceptance, and network status change. Before contacting any center, know what to ask so you can compare accurately.
Ask which specific TRICARE plans they accept: Prime, Select, Reserve Select, or Young Adult. Not all centers accept all plans.
San Antonio is in the TriWest region. Ask whether the center is currently in the TriWest network. Out-of-network care means higher costs for you.
Ask them to run a benefits verification with TriWest using your TRICARE ID before you commit. Reputable centers do this at no charge.
Verify the center's active license independently at dshs.texas.gov. Do not rely on the center's own statement alone.
The coverage checker explains what your TRICARE plan covers by level of care. The cost estimator gives a rough out-of-pocket estimate. Use both before making decisions.
What people typically want to know before using these overviews to make decisions.
You do not have to have the insurance question figured out before reaching out for help. Free, confidential support for veterans and families is available 24/7.