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Largest substance abuse treatment in the United States

The 50 largest substance abuse treatment in the United States

The 50 largest substance abuse treatment in the United States by revenue range from $339 million down to $23 million.

The largest are Samaritan Daytop Village Inc, Community Bridges Inc, and Central City Concern Inc.

Organizations
1,865
Total revenue
$5.8B
Total assets
$6.7B

Largest substance abuse treatment in the United States

Ranked by revenue.

Samaritan Daytop Village Inc
Community Bridges Inc
Central City Concern Inc
Wellspace Health
Bowen Health Inc
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center Inc
Gateway Foundation Inc
Bay Area Community Resources Inc
Helio Health Inc
Puerto Rican Orgnz To Motivate Enlighten & Serve Addicts Inc
Valley Hope Association
The Fortune Society Inc
The Native American Rehabilitation Assoc Of The Northwest Inc
Odyssey House Inc
Gateway Rehabilitation Center
Cumberland Heights Foundation Inc
Northeast Treatment Centers Inc
Scioto County Counseling Center Inc
Horizon House Rehabilitation Services Inc
The Connection Inc
Rushford Center Inc
Caron Of Florida Inc
Hegira Health Inc
Isaiah House Inc
Ashley Inc
Odyssey House Louisiana Inc
Crossroads Inc
Davis Behavioral Health Inc
Coda Inc
Maryhaven Inc
Center Point Inc
Social Model Recovery Systems Inc
Gateway Healthcare Inc
Outreach Development Corporation
Startcare Inc F/K/N Start Treatment And Recovery Cente
Victory Programs Inc
Straight & Narrow Inc
Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Inc
SShields For Families Inc
Buffalo Valley Inc
Fairbanks Native Association
Treatment Alternatives For Stronger Communities
Therapeutic Health Services Inc
Mcleod Centers For Wellbeing
Serenity Lane
Lightshare Behavioral Wellness & Recovery Inc
Fairbanks Hospital Inc
All Rise For Justice
Principles Inc Dba Impact Drug And Alcohol Treatment
Mirmont Alcohol Rehabilitation Center
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