Nevada Treatment Providers
OACRA Nevada Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory
🧭 Confirm requirements first🧠 Behavioral health & recovery📄 Court documentation varies
Nevada Treatment, Behavioral Health & Court-Related Service Resources
This Nevada treatment and behavioral health directory organizes substance use treatment, mental health counseling, certified provider search routes, MAT/OTP access, outpatient care, residential treatment, crisis services, domestic violence intervention resources, evaluations, telehealth options, and court-related support resources that may assist people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, specialty courts, reentry, community supervision, and related service obligations across Nevada.
Nevada treatment requirements can vary depending on the court, probation or parole authority, evaluator recommendation, specialty court plan, Medicaid or insurance coverage, SAPTA/BHCEN certification, provider licensure, telehealth acceptance, domestic violence intervention requirement, rural availability, or supervising authority. Users should confirm approval, reporting expectations, provider acceptance, attendance documentation, telehealth rules, and certificate wording before enrolling or paying fees.
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Are you a Nevada treatment, counseling, recovery, evaluation, MAT, intervention, or behavioral-health provider?
Behavioral health providers, outpatient counseling offices, recovery centers, substance-use treatment programs, MAT providers, OTP clinics, licensed clinicians, domestic violence intervention providers, anger-management programs, peer recovery organizations, residential treatment programs, telehealth programs, and court-related service organizations may request listing updates or enhanced visibility on OACRA.
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Directory sponsorship supports ongoing maintenance of Nevada treatment-resource coverage while giving providers, organizations, recovery partners, employers, and community stakeholders visible recognition on a high-intent statewide resource hub. Sponsorship may include statewide, regional, county, rural-area, specialty-court, or category visibility while OACRA preserves independent editorial control and confirmation-first routing.
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Statewide Nevada Treatment & Behavioral Health Resources
Coverage includes all Nevada counties. This section centralizes Nevada provider-search routes, DPBH substance-use resources, 988 crisis support, Nevada Medicaid coverage context, MAT/OTP search routes, regional behavioral-health system context, telehealth cautions, and documentation guidance before regional provider boards below.
Provider routesNevada provider-search, DPBH, crisis, Medicaid & locator routes
Behavioral Health NV — Provider Search
Nevada certified provider search routeNevada’s BehavioralHealthNV provider search lists Nevada-certified SUD and co-occurring providers with searchable provider information. Users should confirm current status, service level, location, intake, documentation, and case-specific reporting requirements directly with the provider.
Certified provider searchSUD / co-occurringConfirm status
Nevada DPBH Substance Use Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Services
State substance-use services routeNevada DPBH’s substance-use treatment and recovery services route is the statewide starting point for certification, treatment-system information, and related behavioral-health program context. Users should pair state information with direct provider confirmation before enrolling.
DPBH / SUDState routeConfirm provider fit
Nevada 988 and Crisis Response SystemStatewide crisis support routeNevada’s crisis response route connects users to 988 and crisis-system information. For immediate danger, overdose, urgent medical needs, law enforcement, EMS, or fire response, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
988Crisis supportEmergency: 911
Nevada Medicaid — Behavioral Health Services
Coverage and benefits reference routeNevada Medicaid behavioral-health information can help users understand coverage routes. It is not a treatment provider. Users should confirm benefits, network status, prior authorization, documentation, and provider acceptance directly with the plan and provider.
Coverage referenceMedicaid routeNot a provider
SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov
National treatment locator routeFederal treatment locator for mental-health and substance-use providers. Users can search Nevada providers by ZIP code, payment type, outpatient care, residential care, telehealth, opioid treatment, and service category.
Treatment locatorMental health / SUDConfirm before enrolling
Nevada Regional Behavioral Health Policy Boards
Regional behavioral-health system contextNevada Regional Behavioral Health Policy Boards provide system-level regional behavioral-health information. This is not a direct treatment provider, but it can help users and partners understand Nevada’s regional behavioral-health structure.
System contextRegional boardsNot intake
Confirmation-firstStatewide intake & documentation questions
Confirm the Exact Requirement Before SchedulingConfirm whether the requirement is a SUD assessment, mental-health evaluation, outpatient group, IOP, residential treatment, MAT/OTP, domestic violence intervention, anger management, specialty-court referral, telehealth service, or documentation update before scheduling or paying.
Requirement checkAssessment / treatmentConfirm first
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Program type • reports • completion proof
Statewide Nevada
Telehealth and Online Class Acceptance CautionTelehealth can help users with transportation barriers, rural access issues, work schedules, childcare challenges, disability needs, or limited local availability. Court-related acceptance varies. Confirm live versus self-paced format, identity verification, provider licensure, Nevada acceptance, attendance tracking, reporting method, and certificate wording before enrolling.
TelehealthOnline accessAcceptance varies
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Live format • tracking • certificate wording • reports
Statewide / online
Documentation Checklist Before Paying or EnrollingBefore starting services, ask whether the provider can issue the exact documentation needed: intake verification, enrollment letter, attendance logs, progress reports, treatment-plan updates, evaluation report, discharge summary, completion certificate, MAT compliance records, drug-screen documentation, or court-specific reporting forms.
DocumentationAttendance / completionAsk before paying
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Attendance • completion • evaluations • progress reports
All Nevada regions
Statewide Nevada Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Nevada may request listing updates so OACRA users and referral partners can find accurate program information, intake routes, eligibility notes, county access details, telehealth options, and documentation expectations.
Provider visibilityStatewide NevadaNo referral guarantee
Las Vegas / Clark County Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage includes Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Clark County, and nearby southern Nevada communities.
Provider routesRegional providers
WestCare Nevada
Las Vegas SUD, co-occurring and recovery routeWestCare Nevada describes treatment and recovery services in Nevada and a continuum of care using ASAM criteria. Users should confirm location, current program availability, level of care, documentation, payment, and reporting capacity.
SUD / co-occurringResidential / outpatientConfirm availability
Community Counseling Center of Southern Nevada
Las Vegas outpatient and co-occurring provider routeLas Vegas-area counseling and behavioral-health route. Users should confirm current outpatient, co-occurring, assessment, documentation, payment, telehealth, and reporting capacity before enrolling.
OutpatientBehavioral healthConfirm service line
Behavioral Health NV — Clark County Search RouteClark County certified provider searchUse Nevada’s provider search and filter by Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, or Clark County. Confirm certification status, exact service category, documentation, and case-specific acceptance directly with the provider.
Provider searchClark CountyConfirm status
Las Vegas MAT / OTP Search Route
Medication-assisted treatment locator routeUsers needing methadone, buprenorphine/Suboxone, naltrexone/Vivitrol, or other recovery medication services should confirm dosing, counseling, attendance, drug screens, insurance, and reporting expectations before enrolling.
MAT / OTPRecovery medicationConfirm reporting
Confirmation-firstUser guidance
Confirm Specialty-Court or Supervision InstructionsClark County users should confirm whether the provider must be selected from a specific referral route or whether a certified provider search result is enough for the case requirement.
Specialty courtProvider fitConfirm first
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Referral route • reports • completion proof
Las Vegas / Clark County
Domestic Violence / Anger-Management Program FitIf the requirement involves domestic violence intervention, abuse intervention, anger management, or related group services, confirm curriculum, group length, provider acceptance, attendance logs, progress reporting, and certificate wording before enrolling.
DV / angerGroup servicesConfirm program fit
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Curriculum • attendance • reports • certificate language
Las Vegas / Clark County
Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Clark County may request listing updates so users can find accurate intake routes, service categories, and documentation expectations.
Provider visibilityClark CountyNo referral guarantee
Reno–Sparks / Washoe County Treatment & Court-Related Service Resources
Primary coverage includes Reno, Sparks, Washoe County, Incline Village, Sun Valley, and nearby Northern Nevada communities.
Provider routesRegional providers
Quest Counseling & Consulting
Reno behavioral-health and substance-use routeQuest Counseling describes comprehensive behavioral-health services including substance-use prevention and CCBHC core services. Users should confirm current program availability, documentation, payment, and case-specific reporting capacity.
Behavioral healthSUD / CCBHCConfirm service line
Bristlecone Family Resources
Reno SUD and recovery routeReno-area recovery and treatment route. Users should confirm current service availability, residential or outpatient status, documentation, payment, and reporting capacity before enrolling.
SUD treatmentRecovery supportConfirm availability
Reno Municipal Court — Specialty Courts & Programs
Court program information routeReno court program information may help users understand referral pathways when a case is connected to a municipal specialty court. Users should confirm eligibility, referral steps, providers, and reporting requirements directly with the court or supervising authority.
Specialty courtReferral routeConfirm eligibility
Crisis Support Services of Nevada
Northern Nevada crisis and victim-services routeCrisis Support Services of Nevada provides crisis contact, care coordination, and victim-services support. It is a crisis and support route, not a substitute for required treatment when a court or supervision plan requires a specific provider.
Crisis supportVictim servicesEmergency: 911
Confirmation-firstUser guidance
Confirm Provider Status and Reporting RulesWashoe County users should confirm whether the provider is accepted for the specific case, whether telehealth is allowed, and how progress reports or attendance verification are delivered.
Provider statusDocumentationConfirm first
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Provider fit • reports • attendance proof
Reno / Washoe County
MAT, Detox, and Residential QuestionsUsers needing MAT, withdrawal management, or residential treatment should confirm availability, admission criteria, transportation, medication continuity, discharge planning, and documentation.
MAT / residentialAdmission criteriaConfirm availability
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Dosing • admission • discharge • reports
Reno / Washoe County
Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Reno, Sparks, Washoe County, and Northern Nevada may request listing updates to improve end-user navigation and provider visibility.
Provider visibilityWashoe CountyNo referral guarantee
Carson City, Douglas & Lyon Treatment Resources
Primary coverage includes Carson City, Minden, Gardnerville, Dayton, Fernley, Yerington, Douglas County, Lyon County, and nearby communities.
Provider routesRegional providers
Carson Tahoe Behavioral Health Services
Carson City health-system behavioral-health routeCarson Tahoe describes inpatient and outpatient mental-health services for adults and services connected to mental-health and substance-use challenges. Users should confirm current service availability, documentation, insurance, and reporting capacity.
Behavioral healthInpatient / outpatientConfirm records
Assessment • inpatient • outpatient • reports • insurance
Carson City / Douglas / Lyon
Vitality Unlimited — Carson City / Elko Route
Residential and outpatient SUD routeVitality Unlimited describes residential, withdrawal-management, and outpatient programming in Nevada, including Carson City and Elko-area routes. Users should confirm intake, level of care, bed availability, documentation, and payment before enrolling.
SUD treatmentResidential / outpatientConfirm bed availability
Lyon County Behavioral Health Services
Lyon County behavioral-health routeLyon County Behavioral Health Services describes support for mental health and substance-use conditions. Users should confirm eligibility, current services, documentation, payment, and reporting capacity before enrolling.
County routeMental health / SUDConfirm eligibility
Rural Nevada Counseling
Rural Nevada outpatient counseling routeRural Nevada Counseling may support outpatient counseling and substance-use related needs in rural communities. Users should confirm current locations, service categories, documentation, payment, and reporting capacity.
OutpatientRural accessConfirm current services
Confirmation-firstUser guidance
Confirm County and Referral RouteCarson, Douglas, and Lyon users may have different county, court, probation, or treatment-provider routes. Confirm whether the service must be local, state-listed, telehealth, or referred by a supervising authority.
County routeReferral checkConfirm first
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
County access • referral • reports • completion proof
Carson City / Douglas / Lyon
Residential and Withdrawal-Management PlanningIf a provider recommends residential treatment or withdrawal management, confirm bed availability, admission criteria, detox rules, transportation, discharge documentation, and what records must go to the supervising authority.
ResidentialAdmission criteriaConfirm availability
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Beds • admission • discharge • reports
Carson City / Douglas / Lyon
Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Carson City, Douglas County, Lyon County, Minden, Gardnerville, Dayton, and Yerington may request listing updates so users can find accurate program information and documentation expectations.
Provider visibilityCarson / LyonNo referral guarantee
Elko & Rural Northeastern Nevada Treatment Resources
Primary coverage includes Elko, Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Wells, Carlin, West Wendover, Lander County, Humboldt County, Elko County, and nearby rural communities.
Provider routesRegional providers
Vitality Center — ElkoElko residential and outpatient SUD routeVitality Unlimited describes residential and outpatient services in Elko and Carson City. Users should confirm eligibility, bed availability, withdrawal-management services, documentation, transportation, and payment before enrolling.
SUD treatmentElko / ruralConfirm availability
Elko Family Wellness Center / Community Partner Route
Elko behavioral-health community resource routeElko County community-partner information references local behavioral and mental-health resources. Users should confirm current services, provider credentials, age range, documentation, insurance, and reporting capacity directly with the provider.
Behavioral healthCommunity partnerConfirm current services
Behavioral Health NV — Rural Provider Search RouteRural certified provider search routeUse Nevada’s provider search to filter by Elko, Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Wells, or nearby ZIP codes. Rural users should confirm telehealth, travel, reporting, and documentation requirements before scheduling.
Provider searchRural NevadaConfirm access
County access • telehealth • reports • documentation
Elko / Northeastern Nevada
FindTreatment.gov — Rural Nevada Search RouteRural treatment locator routeUse FindTreatment.gov to compare local, regional, and telehealth options where rural provider density is limited. Confirm current availability, payment, documentation, and court-related compatibility before enrolling.
Treatment locatorTelehealth / ruralConfirm availability
Confirmation-firstUser guidance
Rural Access, Travel and Telehealth PlanningRural users should ask providers about telehealth, travel distance, weather, make-up sessions, missed-session rules, direct reporting, and whether a non-local provider will be accepted for the specific case.
Rural accessTelehealth / travelConfirm format
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Travel • telehealth • make-up rules • attendance proof
Elko / Northeastern Nevada
Confirm Provider Status Before PayingWhen local options are limited, confirm whether the provider is currently certified, licensed, accepting new participants, and able to issue the exact documentation required by the referring authority.
Provider statusDocumentationAsk before paying
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Certification • openings • reports • certificate wording
Rural Nevada
Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Elko, Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Wells, Carlin, West Wendover, and rural northeastern Nevada may request listing updates to improve end-user navigation and provider visibility.
Provider visibilityRural NE NevadaNo referral guarantee
Central & Eastern Nevada Treatment Resources
Primary coverage includes Pahrump, Tonopah, Ely, White Pine County, Nye County, Lincoln County, Esmeralda County, Mineral County, and surrounding rural communities.
Provider routesRegional providers
Behavioral Health NV — Central/Eastern Nevada Search RouteCertified provider search routeUse Nevada’s provider search for Nye County, White Pine County, Pahrump, Tonopah, Ely, and nearby ZIP codes. Confirm current provider status, exact service category, documentation, and rural or telehealth access.
Provider searchCentral / Eastern NVConfirm status
Nevada Medicaid Behavioral Health ServicesCoverage reference for rural usersRural users may need to confirm Medicaid coverage, network availability, transportation, telehealth, prior authorization, and provider participation before enrolling.
Coverage referenceRural accessNot a provider
FindTreatment.gov — Central/Eastern Nevada Search RouteTreatment locator routeUse FindTreatment.gov to compare local, regional, and telehealth options where local provider availability is limited. Confirm current openings, payment, documentation, and court-related compatibility before enrolling.
Treatment locatorTelehealth / ruralConfirm availability
Nevada 988 and Crisis ResponseCrisis route for rural NevadaUse 988 for mental-health, substance-use, or emotional crisis support. For immediate danger, overdose, urgent medical needs, law enforcement, EMS, or fire response, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
988Crisis supportEmergency: 911
Confirmation-firstUser guidance
Confirm Local vs. Telehealth AcceptanceCentral and Eastern Nevada users should confirm whether the case requirement can be met locally, by telehealth, through a provider in Las Vegas or Reno, or through another state-listed provider.
Local / telehealthRural accessConfirm format
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Local access • online format • reporting • certificate
Central / Eastern Nevada
Plan Around Travel and Appointment GapsAsk providers about transportation, work schedules, missed-session rules, make-up sessions, weather, appointment frequency, and whether the provider can send documentation directly to the supervising authority.
Access planningSchedule / travelConfirm attendance rules
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Schedule • make-up rules • attendance proof
Central / Eastern Nevada
Provider Listing OpportunityProviders serving Pahrump, Tonopah, Ely, White Pine County, Nye County, Lincoln County, and surrounding rural areas may request listing updates so users can find accurate program information and documentation expectations.
Provider visibilityCentral / Eastern NVNo referral guarantee
Provider Listing Guidance for Nevada
This section explains what OACRA may list and how providers can improve accuracy for end users, referral partners, case managers, courts, attorneys, supervising officers, specialty-court coordinators, rural service navigators, and community organizations.
Provider categoriesWhat can be listed
Treatment, Behavioral Health & Recovery ProvidersOACRA may list Nevada behavioral-health providers, substance-use treatment programs, outpatient counseling offices, MAT providers, OTP clinics, residential treatment programs, detox and stabilization routes, recovery support organizations, peer recovery programs, care-coordination providers, and telehealth providers.
Treatment providersBehavioral health / recoveryConfirm service level
Domestic Violence, Intervention & Anger-Management ProvidersNevada domestic violence, abuse intervention, batterer intervention, and anger-management requirements may specify a provider, curriculum, program length, group format, referral pathway, progress-reporting schedule, or completion certificate. Providers should clearly state what documentation they can issue.
DV / angerCourt-related groupsConfirm acceptance first
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Curriculum • attendance logs • reports • certificate
Nevada statewide
Evaluations, Assessments & Treatment-Plan ProvidersEvaluation providers may perform substance-use evaluations, mental-health evaluations, treatment recommendations, court-connected evaluations, or treatment-plan updates. Users should confirm whether the evaluator is accepted by the court, officer, attorney, specialty court, diversion program, or referring agency before scheduling.
EvaluationAssessment / treatment planConfirm evaluator acceptance
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Report format • recommendations • submission • timelines
Nevada statewide
Directory standardsAccuracy, ROI & end-user utility
Provider Information OACRA PrioritizesStrong listings include service categories, counties served, locations, phone number, intake link, telehealth status, insurance/payment notes, documentation available, referral requirements, languages, accessibility notes, and whether the provider can issue attendance, progress, discharge, or completion documents.
Listing qualityProvider ROINo referral guarantee
Sponsor Nevada Directory CoverageSponsors may support statewide, regional, county, rural-area, specialty-court, or category visibility while helping OACRA maintain updated independent directory coverage. Sponsorship recognition does not create a referral guarantee, clinical endorsement, legal approval, or formal approval for a specific court-related requirement.
SponsorshipDirectory maintenanceIndependent platform
OACRA Confirmation-First StandardOACRA does not label providers as formally approved for a specific court-related requirement unless that information is directly confirmed and appropriate to publish. Users should treat this directory as a navigation aid and confirm all program acceptance, documentation, payment, reporting, attendance, telehealth, and completion requirements with the appropriate authority before enrolling.
Confirmation-firstUser must verifyNo referral guarantee
Court • officer • evaluator • provider
Acceptance • documents • reports • certificates
All Nevada regions
OACRA disclaimer: This Nevada Treatment & Behavioral Health Directory is provided for resource-navigation and referral-support purposes only. OACRA is independent and does not provide legal, clinical, medical, emergency, supervision, insurance, or case-management advice. OACRA does not determine whether any provider, treatment, class, evaluation, counseling service, certificate, documentation, telehealth service, residential program, outpatient program, MAT/OTP service, domestic violence intervention program, anger-management program, assessment, crisis service, or recovery service satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, specialty-court plan, evaluator recommendation, insurance requirement, supervising officer instruction, attorney recommendation, or agency referral. Users should confirm all approval, attendance, documentation, payment, reporting, completion, telehealth, travel, county access, and provider acceptance requirements directly with the court, supervising officer, attorney, evaluator, provider, insurance plan, or referring agency before enrolling. For emergencies, immediate danger, overdose, or urgent medical needs, call 911.
