Family Hospital at Brushy Creek
Round Rock, Texas · 2.2 mi from Round Rock
Twenty-nine treatment centers in and around Round Rock report accepting Medicaid, with options ranging from detox through ongoing recovery support you can compare and filter by level of care.

Eating disorders appear in nearly a third of Round Rock's Medicaid-accepting treatment centers—more than twice as common here as across the directory. That concentration reflects the region's capacity to address co-occurring mental-health conditions alongside addiction treatment.
12 within 10 miles · 29 within 25 miles · 46 within 50 miles
All 29 treatment centers in the Round Rock area report accepting Medicaid, so cost should not narrow your choices here. Outpatient rehab and virtual or telehealth options are widely available—26 of the 29 offer each—making these realistic paths to explore if you're looking for flexibility or working around a schedule. Dual-diagnosis treatment, which addresses addiction alongside mental-health concerns, is offered by 24 of the local facilities, so finding a place equipped to treat both is straightforward.
Where your options narrow is aftercare and continuing care: only 16 of the 29 report this service. If ongoing recovery support matters to you as part of your plan, you may need to ask directly during the admissions process for Medicaid rehab in Round Rock, or be prepared to line up support elsewhere. Young adults have the most availability locally—28 of the 29 serve that age group—while seniors and veterans each have 19 facilities to choose from. Many places hold state licensure, and several carry SAMHSA, Joint Commission, or CARF accreditation, which you can verify as you narrow your search.
12 of the 29 that report it in Round Rock — 41%, against 22% across the directory.
9 of the 29 that report it in Round Rock — 31%, against 15% across the directory.
6 of the 29 that report it in Round Rock — 21%, against 3.7% across the directory.
5 of the 29 that report it in Round Rock — 17%, against 7.5% across the directory.
6 of the 29 that report it in Round Rock — 21%, against 6.4% across the directory.
Before you call a program, have your Medicaid card or member ID ready and ask whether they accept your specific Medicaid plan—Texas Medicaid covers addiction treatment, but in-network availability varies by plan and location. Getting confirmation upfront saves time and avoids the disappointment of learning later that your plan doesn't work with a particular provider.
Round Rock has 29 treatment centers reporting Medicaid acceptance across multiple levels of care, from outpatient to residential options. Call your Medicaid plan directly or ask the program to verify coverage in real time, since what's in-network for one plan may not be for another.
If the program you prefer is out of network, ask whether they offer self-pay options, sliding-scale fees, or whether your plan covers out-of-network care at all—some Texas Medicaid plans do, and the program's billing staff can help you understand the cost difference. You also have the right to ask about appeal or exception processes if a program is the best fit for your needs.
Ask each program how long their current wait is and whether they offer interim support—like a virtual intake or a call with a counselor—while you wait. Medicaid covers medically necessary treatment, and programs near Round Rock vary widely in how quickly they can start care.
Before you call a treatment center, have your Medicaid member ID card ready and know which Medicaid program covers you—Texas Medicaid varies by eligibility category, and some programs include more robust mental-health and addiction benefits than others. When you contact a facility, the admissions team will ask for your card details, your primary care doctor if you have one, and a brief history of what you're seeking treatment for; they'll use that information to verify your coverage and tell you upfront whether they're in-network with your plan. If the program you want is out of network, ask whether they accept Medicaid as secondary coverage or whether they can provide a sliding-scale rate while you explore in-network options nearby.
Texas allows you to hold both Medicaid and employer-sponsored insurance at the same time, and some treatment centers will bill both—this can reduce your out-of-pocket costs and expand the programs available to you. Your Medicaid plan should be able to tell you which local providers are in-network; if you're unsure, the admissions team can verify eligibility on the call, and you can always ask to speak with their insurance specialist before committing. Knowing your coverage limits ahead of time removes surprises and helps you weigh options confidently.
Yes. Texas Medicaid covers addiction treatment at various levels of care, including outpatient programs, medication-assisted treatment, dual-diagnosis services, and aftercare support. Coverage varies by your specific plan, so you'll want to verify your benefits directly with your Medicaid carrier before starting treatment.
Call the customer-service number on your Medicaid card and ask: (1) which addiction and mental-health treatment services your plan covers, (2) whether any in-network providers are near Round Rock, (3) whether you need pre-authorization before starting treatment, and (4) what your out-of-pocket costs might be. Writing down the representative's name and confirmation number helps later.
Pre-authorization is approval your insurance company gives before you start treatment—your treatment provider usually requests it on your behalf. Some Medicaid plans require it for certain levels of care; others don't. When you call to verify your benefits, ask whether your specific plan needs pre-authorization for the type of treatment you're considering.
Most treatment providers in the Round Rock area accept Medicaid, though coverage depends on whether they're in-network with your specific plan. If your preferred facility isn't in-network, ask them whether they can bill your plan or whether they accept Medicaid as payment in full; some providers work with out-of-network claims.
Many facilities near Round Rock offer outpatient and virtual treatment options that Medicaid commonly covers—these include standard outpatient programs, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and medication-assisted treatment. If you need inpatient care, ask your Medicaid plan which residential or partial hospitalization programs (PHP) are in-network locally.
Texas Medicaid plans commonly cover both addiction treatment and mental-health services, including dual-diagnosis care for people with co-occurring conditions. When you verify your benefits, specifically ask about mental-health coverage so you know what's available alongside addiction treatment.
Contact a treatment facility's admissions department and give them your Medicaid plan name and member ID; they'll verify your benefits and check their in-network status with your plan. If you're unsure of your plan details, call the number on your Medicaid card first, then share that information with the facility.
If a facility you want doesn't take your specific Medicaid plan, ask whether they offer self-pay options or sliding-scale fees. You can also ask your treatment provider for help finding an in-network alternative, or contact Recovery Dawn to learn about other in-network providers near Round Rock—we're a free referral service and don't make money off any choice you make.
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