Pine Grove Women's Center
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
88 treatment centers across Mississippi that work with TRICARE.

Day treatment is unusually well represented in Mississippi. Of the 88 treatment centers listed across the state, 40 report a partial hospitalization or day treatment program — roughly twice as common here as across the directory as a whole. Programs treating eating disorders alongside substance use are also about twice as common here, which matters for families whose situation does not fit a single diagnosis.
Coverage still comes down to your own plan. Every facility on this page reports accepting Military TRICARE, but what a plan pays, what it authorizes and which providers it treats as network varies by plan type and by circumstance — so treat these listings as a starting point for calls you make yourself, not as a coverage decision.
All 88 listed Mississippi centers describe their approach as evidence-based, and 75 report trauma-informed care. PTSD and trauma are treated by 72 of them, which is worth noting for service members and veterans whose substance use and trauma histories are intertwined.
Adolescents aged 13 to 17 are served by 67 of the 88 centers, and 12 report supporting children under 13 — nearly three times as common here as across the directory. Academic or school support is reported by 28 of the 38 Mississippi centers that list amenities.
Co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions are addressed by 85 of the 88 listed centers, with 87 reporting they treat co-occurring disorders overall. Ask any program how psychiatric care is delivered and whether medication management is included.
Alongside TRICARE, 26 of the 88 report accepting UnitedHealthcare — over three times the directory-wide rate — and 85 report private insurance generally. Self-pay is reported by all 88, which gives families a fallback while authorization is pending.
Mississippi's treatment map is spread thin outside the metro areas, and many families drive past several counties to reach a program that fits. That is one reason telehealth carries real weight here: 74 of the 88 listed centers report virtual options, which can make weekly outpatient or continuing care workable for someone who cannot leave a job or farm for a daily commute. Outpatient rehab is reported by 87 of the 88, and 59 report aftercare or continuing care.
Households in Mississippi frequently hold overlapping coverage — 86 of these centers also report accepting Medicaid and 70 report Medicare. If more than one plan is in play for you or a family member, say so on the first call, because which plan bills first affects authorization and what you are asked to pay. State licensing is reported by at least 59 of these centers and SAMHSA listing by at least 47; you can ask any facility to confirm its current standing.
TRICARE plans generally include substance use disorder benefits, but what applies to you depends on your specific plan type, your region, whether the facility is TRICARE-authorized, and whether a referral or prior authorization is required. Confirm the details with TRICARE directly and with the facility's admissions staff before you commit to a program.
Call the number TRICARE lists on your card or portal and ask about substance use and mental health benefits, referral requirements, and authorization rules for the level of care you need. Then call the facility, give them your plan details, and ask them to confirm what they see on their end — the two answers should match before you start.
Every one of the 88 Mississippi centers listed here reports accepting Military TRICARE, so the practical question is usually distance and availability rather than whether TRICARE is taken at all. Filter by city, then call to ask what their current intake looks like for your level of care.
Reported acceptance is not the same as being TRICARE-authorized under your specific plan, and cost sharing differs between network and non-network providers. Ask the facility plainly whether they are authorized for your plan type, and ask TRICARE the same question about that facility.
Detox is a medical service and coverage depends on medical necessity criteria, the setting, and your plan's authorization rules. No directory can promise it will be covered, so confirm TRICARE detox coverage with your plan before admission and ask the facility what happens if authorization is delayed.
Costs vary by plan type, beneficiary category, level of care, and whether the provider is network or non-network, so no honest figure can be quoted here. Ask TRICARE for your copayment and cost-share schedule and ask the facility for a written estimate for the program you are considering.
Yes — 74 of the 88 Mississippi centers listed report virtual or telehealth options, which matters in a state where many families live an hour or more from the nearest program. Ask whether telehealth applies to the specific level of care you need and how TRICARE handles it under your plan.
Many families hold more than one form of coverage, and 86 of the 88 centers here also report accepting Medicaid. Tell both the facility and your plans about every coverage you hold and ask which one bills first, because coordination rules affect what you owe.
Day treatment, telehealth and dual-diagnosis care are all well represented in the 88 Mississippi centers listed here, so start by narrowing on level of care and driving distance rather than on insurance. Write down two or three, call TRICARE about authorization and cost shares for your plan, then call each facility's admissions line with the same questions. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or call 911.
40 of the 88 that report it in Mississippi — 45%, against 22% across the directory.
29 of the 88 that report it in Mississippi — 33%, against 15% across the directory.
26 of the 88 that report it in Mississippi — 30%, against 8.2% across the directory.
88 of the 88 that report it in Mississippi — 100%, against 49% across the directory.
12 of the 88 that report it in Mississippi — 14%, against 5.1% across the directory.
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Reported by 88 of the 88 listed here.
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Reported by 88 of the 88 listed here.
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Based on the 78 that report it; others have not said.
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Reported by 88 of the 88 listed here.
Based on the 67 that report it; others have not said.
Reported by 82 of the 88 listed here.
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