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Largest addictive disorders n.e.c. in the United States

The 50 largest addictive disorders n.e.c. in the United States

The 50 largest addictive disorders n.e.c. in the United States by revenue range from $72 million down to $543,000.

The largest are Oaklawn Psychiatric Center Inc, Fora Health Inc, and Addictions Recovery Center Inc.

Organizations
415
Total revenue
$245.5M
Total assets
$267.5M

Largest addictive disorders n.e.c. in the United States

Ranked by revenue.

Oaklawn Psychiatric Center Inc
Fora Health Inc
Addictions Recovery Center Inc
No Longer Bound Inc
NNew Hope C O R P S Inc
Mosaic Family Services Inc
Worldbeing Inc
Transcending Hope
International Ocd Foundation Inc
Center For Health And Recovery
Spiritlife Inc
Progress House Inc
Tribe Recovery Homes Inc
The Ernest E Kennedy Center Inc
Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association
Sojourner House Inc
Yamhill Valley Treatment
Girls Educational And Mentoring Services Inc
Outer Banks Dare Challenge Inc
Texas Harm Reduction Alliance
LLiving Free Health & Fitness A Non-Profit Corp
Street Works Inc
Joseph House Inc
WWashington Street Hope Center Inc
Purpose Of Recovery Inc
CClem Mar House Inc
Troubled Waters Inc
The Blake House Inc
Restoration Recovery Center Inc
Strategic Prevention Partnerships Inc
Voice And Vision Inc
Problems Anonymous Action Group Incorporated
Navigating Recovery Of The Lakes Region
MMosaics Of Mercy Inc
Restored Connections Peer Center
Bethesda Workshops
Joshua Recovery Ministries
Fight The New Drug Inc
A C T I O N Coalition Inc
AA Solution Thru Treatment Education And Prevention Inc
Doula Foundation Of Mid-America Inc
NNalwoodi Denzhone - Strength And Beauty Community
New Hope Community Service Center
Parents Of Addicted Loved Ones
Addiction Education Society Inc
Samson House
The Eating Disorder Foundation
Pierced Ministries And Rehab Svcs
Benton Franklin Recovery Coalition
SSchool Of Addiction Recovery (Soar) Inc
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org