Austin Pines Ranch provides individualized drug addiction treatment for adults from Greater Austin and Central Texas. Our residential campus is in Paige, east of Austin. An assessment helps determine whether medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, or intensive outpatient care fits your needs.
This page explains those options and how to begin. Admissions can discuss current program availability, the assessment process, and insurance verification before you plan your arrival.
Speak with Admissions: (877) 982-3600. You can also ask us to check your insurance benefits. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan and clinical needs.
Drug treatment matched to your needs
There is no single treatment path for every substance use disorder. An assessment can help determine whether withdrawal management, residential care, or a structured outpatient program is appropriate. Austin Pines Ranch offers a continuum of care that may include:
- Medical detox for people who need clinical support during withdrawal. Detox at Austin Pines Ranch averages about seven days, though the actual length varies by individual.
- Residential treatment in a structured setting with individualized planning, therapy, and recovery support.
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) for people who need substantial daytime treatment without the same overnight structure as residential care.
- Intensive outpatient treatment (IOP) for people whose assessment supports a more flexible schedule.
Not everyone needs every level of care. The clinical team recommends a plan based on the person’s circumstances and can adjust it as needs change.
What treatment can address
Drug use can affect physical health, mood, relationships, work, and daily routines. Treatment looks beyond stopping substance use. Depending on the assessment and level of care, a plan may include medical monitoring, individual and group therapy, coping-skills work, recovery planning, and support for co-occurring mental health concerns. Medication may be considered when a qualified clinician determines it is appropriate.
We work with people seeking help for a range of drug-related concerns, including opioids, fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine, and prescription medications. The risks and treatment approach differ by substance and person; Admissions can help arrange an individualized assessment.
Serving the Austin area
Our residential campus is at 119 Bucks Road, Paige, TX 78659, east of Austin. Austin Pines Ranch serves people from Austin and surrounding Central Texas communities. Admissions can discuss current program availability and help you plan the next steps before arrival. Find our location and contact details, or see the campus and treatment setting.
Peer mentorship and aftercare are part of the support available at Austin Pines Ranch. Ask Admissions how these services fit into your treatment and recovery planning.
How to get started
- Call Admissions at (877) 982-3600 to describe what is happening and ask questions.
- Discuss an assessment so the team can determine which services may fit your needs.
- Request a benefits check and review any expected financial responsibility before admission.
- Plan the appropriate next step with the Admissions and clinical teams.
For more about the intake process, visit our admissions guide. To learn about signs, risk factors, and treatment concepts, read our separate drug addiction guide.
Common questions about drug rehab
Do I need detox before rehab?
Not always. The need for detox depends on the substance, withdrawal history, current symptoms, medical conditions, and other factors. A qualified clinician should assess whether medically supervised withdrawal is appropriate.
How long does treatment last?
There is no fixed duration that is right for everyone. The recommended level and length of care depend on the assessment, progress, and ongoing needs. Medical detox at Austin Pines Ranch averages about seven days; other program lengths vary.
Will insurance pay for drug rehab?
Benefits vary by plan, provider network, authorization rules, and medical necessity. Admissions can help verify benefits and explain available payment options; verification is not a guarantee of coverage.
Ready to talk? Call (877) 982-3600 to speak with Admissions. If someone is experiencing a medical emergency or overdose, call 911 immediately.