Our approach
An index you can check us on.
Rehab Near Me exists because finding treatment in Canada is fragmented across provincial systems, private programs, and directories that are incomplete or years stale. Reaching out takes courage; the search shouldn't punish it.
We're an independent index, not a treatment centre. Every listing is compiled from public sources — provincial directories like 211 BC and HealthLink BC, and the provider's own published materials — with the source and retrieval date shown. Listings marked "indexed" haven't yet been verified with the operator; verification and free listing claims come next.
Our first indexed organization is Together We Can (est. 1993, Vancouver): ten programs spanning men's and women's residential treatment, an Indigenous healing centre, OAT-friendly streams, subsidized beds, sober living, and free family and community programming. Their intake line answers program questions directly: 604-451-9854.
We are not an emergency service. If you're in crisis right now, the resources on this site connect you to people who can help immediately.
Common questions
- Is this confidential?
- Yes. You can browse everything and take the self-check without creating an account or giving an email. If you choose to send a request through this site, we ask for your consent first, name exactly who will receive it, and never sell your information.
- Does it cost anything?
- Using Rehab Near Me is free. Program costs belong to the providers — where a price is publicly listed we show it with its source (for example, TWC's per-30-day rates come from their 211 BC listing), and we always tell you to confirm current rates with the provider's intake.
- Where does your information come from?
- Public, citable sources: 211 British Columbia, HealthLink BC, and each provider's own published materials — each listing shows its sources and the date we retrieved them. If we couldn't verify a detail, we leave it blank rather than guess. Spot an error? Tell us and we'll fix it.
- What if I'm not sure I'm ready?
- That's okay — and normal. You can read about every program, take the private self-check, or call BC's free 24/7 Alcohol & Drug Information and Referral line at 1-800-663-1441 just to ask questions. There's no wrong way to start.