BayMark Health Services of Ohio Inc
Youngstown, Ohio
455 treatment centers across Ohio that work with TRICARE.

TRICARE acceptance is reported by all 455 Ohio treatment centers in this directory — twice as common here as it is across the directory as a whole, where roughly half of facilities list military TRICARE among their payment options. Ohio's concentration of active-duty, Guard, Reserve and retired families around installations such as Wright-Patterson helps explain why so many programs in the state have built billing relationships with military coverage.
Another difference shows up in who these programs say they serve: 38 of the 455 Ohio listings report LGBTQ+ affirming services, more than twice the share seen directory-wide. Listings also show 193 facilities offering services in ASL and 8 in Vietnamese, which can matter when you are trying to find a program where a family member can genuinely take part.
Every Ohio facility in this directory reports accepting TRICARE, but a listing reflects what the facility told us, not a live network check. Confirm current in-network status with the facility's admissions office and with your plan before admission.
With 430 of 455 Ohio listings offering virtual or telehealth services, people in rural counties often start care without a long drive. Ask how many sessions must be attended in person and whether your plan treats virtual visits differently.
Trauma-informed approaches are reported by 385 Ohio facilities and 297 treat PTSD or trauma, which is often the deciding factor for service members and veterans. Evidence-based approaches are reported by 445, and 262 describe harm reduction as part of their model.
Listings show 444 facilities offering individual therapy, 436 using CBT, 424 running groups and 384 offering family therapy. If a spouse, parent or adult child needs to be part of treatment, ask early how family sessions are scheduled and billed.
Ohio's treatment landscape is shaped by state licensure and certification as much as by insurance: 235 of the listed facilities report being state licensed, 176 hold CARF accreditation, 138 are SAMHSA-listed and 122 hold Joint Commission accreditation. Ohio's behavioral health parity rules apply to state-regulated commercial plans rather than to TRICARE, which is federally administered — so a facility's answer about how it handles an Ohio Medicaid patient will not necessarily describe how it handles yours. Ask about your coverage specifically.
Geography does a lot of work in this state. Appalachian and farm-county residents often drive to a metro for anything above outpatient level, while outpatient rehab (441 of 455 listings) and virtual care (430) are what make a weekly schedule realistic from a distance. Dual-diagnosis or co-occurring care is reported by 388 facilities and medication-assisted treatment by 298, so if you need both, it is worth checking that one program offers them together rather than assembling care from separate places.
TRICARE plans generally include substance use disorder benefits, but what is covered, at what level of care, and for how long depends on your specific plan, your region and any authorization requirements. Confirm the details with TRICARE directly and ask the facility to check your benefits before admission.
All 455 Ohio facilities listed here report accepting TRICARE, and each listing shows its location, levels of care and contact details so you can call and ask about network status. In-network status can change, so verify it with both the facility and TRICARE before you commit to a start date.
Call the number on your TRICARE card or sign in to your plan portal and ask specifically about substance use treatment: which levels of care are covered, whether a referral or prior authorization is needed, and what your cost share looks like. Then give the facility your plan details so its admissions staff can run their own verification.
Detox is a medical level of care and coverage typically depends on medical necessity, the setting and your plan's authorization rules. Ask the facility whether it provides detox on site or refers out, and ask TRICARE what documentation is required.
Cost depends entirely on your plan type, your beneficiary category, whether the provider is in network and what deductibles or cost shares apply that year. No directory can quote a figure that will hold for your situation, so request a written estimate from the facility and confirm it against your plan.
Telehealth is widely available: 430 of the 455 Ohio listings report virtual or telehealth options, which matters if you are hours from a metro or cannot take time off work. Coverage rules for virtual visits differ from in-person care, so ask both your plan and the provider how sessions are billed.
Adolescent programs are less common than adult ones — 266 of the 455 Ohio listings report serving ages 13 to 17, compared with 452 serving adults 26 to 64. Filter for adolescent services first, then confirm the program admits dependents under your specific TRICARE plan.
Many Ohio facilities bill more than one payer — 434 of the 455 listed here also accept Medicaid and 400 accept Medicare. Which plan pays, and in what order, is a question for the payers and the facility's billing office, not something to guess at.
Write down your TRICARE plan type and sponsor details before you start calling, then contact two or three Ohio facilities directly using the details on their listings and ask each one about network status, wait times and authorization. Coverage answers only count when they come from your plan and the facility itself. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or call 911.
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28 of the 441 that report it in Ohio — 6.3%, against 3.0% across the directory.
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38 of the 455 that report it in Ohio — 8.4%, against 3.5% across the directory.
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