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Looking for help with addiction in Hialeah, FL?
590 Ellis Rd, Building 4 Jacksonville, Florida 32254
6000 Lake Ellenor Drive Orlando, Florida 32809
2900W Cypress Creek Road, Suite 2 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309
4790 Northwest 7th Street, Suite 102 Miami, Florida 33126
712 West Gore Street Orlando, Florida 32805
5711 South Dixie Highway, South Miami, FL 33143
222 Picadilly Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
2828 Coral Way, Suite 103 Miami, Florida 33145
21301 Powerline Road, Suite 311 Boca Raton, Florida 33433
1 Oakwood Blvd, Suite 265 Hollywood, Florida 33020
1900 Corporate Square Blvd Jacksonville, Florida 32216
13550 Memorial Highway, Miami, FL 33161
4110 Davie Road Extension Hollywood, Florida 33024
390 16th Ave South Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250
5900 Johnson Street Hollywood, Florida 33021
Hialeah is one of the largest cities in Florida, and it’s the second-largest in Miami-Dade County. But its treatment listing numbers don’t match its population size. There are just three treatment listings in Hialeah, and these are focused on outpatient services. If you’re looking for a medical detox or residential program, you’ll need to search nearby sources rather than directly in Hialeah.
The Miami area offers the closest large selection of treatment options. Miami is home to 42 listings and a fuller range of care. This city is roughly 20 minutes away depending on the time of day you travel.
Miami Lakes is located just north along the Palmetto Expressway, and Miami Gardens is situated northeast toward the Golden Glades Interchange. Each of these cities offer a few additional programs within a short drive.
Searches for treatment in Hialeah may include centers in these cities, because this corner of the county is considered a single treatment market. The cities are tied together by State Road 826 and Okeechobee Road.
In Florida, you contact a licensed program directly, and the staff provides an assessment that determines your level of care. The Florida Department of Children and Families licenses treatment providers. They offer a public search you can use to check a program’s licensure before you call.
If your care will be publicly funded, your benefits will be managed through Thriving Mind South Florida. This department can be reached at 888-248-3111.
If you’re looking into sober living homes, there’s one local caution worth noting. Recovery residences can seek certification voluntarily. It’s not required. So it’s good to ask whether a home holds certification from the Florida Association of Recovery Residences before committing to sober living housing.
Hialeah features better rail service than most Miami-Dade suburbs. Two Metrorail Green Line stations are located inside the city. These give you access to the Civic Center hospital corridor, links to the commuter rail line and other Tri-Rail and Metrorail Transfer stops.
These rail lines makes an outpatient program in Miami accessible several evenings a week even without a car. That’s an unusual feature for a suburb this far from downtown.
By road, State Road 826 wraps the western and northern edge of the city. Okeechobee Road cuts diagonally through it toward downtown, and the Golden Glades Interchange to the northeast ties into I-95 and the Turnpike. Programs west toward Hialeah Gardens or Medley are more car-dependent because bus stops becomes less frequent away from the rail stations.
Browse the listings above to see what’s available around Hialeah, or view the Florida state page for a wider view of treatment options across the state.
Included here are common questions about arriving, getting around and what to expect from treatment in Hialeah. If your question isn’t covered here, a program’s admissions team can address your concerns directly.
For publicly funded care, contact Thriving Mind South Florida at 888-248-3111. You may also want to check with the Florida Department of Children and Families to confirm a specific program’s public licensing.
Other than that, you can call a licensed program directly and ask for an assessment. There’s no county agency that’s involved in accessing care here.
No, you don’t need to go to Miami for treatment, if you’re looking for outpatient care. Some of the programs in Hialeah offer outpatient treatment. Plus you can find additional outpatient options nearby in Miami Lakes and Miami Gardens.
For medical detox, residential treatment or a specialty track, yes, you’ll almost certainly be heading into Miami. This bigger city just 20 minutes souhteast offers 42 listings that cover the full continuum of care.
Yes. There are evening outpatient sessions, but not all programs offer them. You should check with any program before enrolling to confirm their evening treatment schedule.
Yes. This is easier here than in most parts of the county. You can get on the Green Line at the Hialeah and Okeechobee Metrorail stations. And the Tri-Rail and Metrorail Transfer Station can connect you to the commuter rail northbound.
You may find it harder to reach programs on the western side of the city by Hialeah Gardens and Medley. We recommend checking the address of any treatment facility to confirm that it’s accessible by rail before you enroll in their program.
Kerry Nenn is an award-winning writer whose work has been recognized locally and nationally. She has written and edited extensively in the addiction-recovery and nonprofit sectors and has authored 10 books. Kerry has contributed to international journal publications, Christian ministries, and industry-leading marketing efforts. She holds a bachelor’s degree in social work and psychology (BSW).
