Newport Academy Utah
Oakley, Utah
228 treatment centers across Utah that work with TRICARE.

Day treatment is unusually well established in Utah. Of the 228 Utah treatment centers in this directory, 105 report a partial hospitalization program — 46 percent, more than twice as common here as across the directory as a whole. Another Utah pattern: 48 listings report accepting Intermountain Health, a share far above what shows up in most states, which reflects how much of the state's care sits inside one regional system.
All 228 report accepting private insurance and self-pay, and every one of them reports TRICARE. That is the starting point, not the answer — whether a given program is authorized for your particular TRICARE plan is something only TRICARE and the facility can confirm for you.
105 Utah listings report PHP or day treatment, against 22 percent across the directory nationally. It is a practical middle path if inpatient is not workable but weekly outpatient sessions are not enough.
Of the 185 Utah centers reporting substances treated, 49 name methamphetamine — 26 percent, roughly double the directory-wide share. Alcohol is named by 134 and opioids by 124.
66 Utah listings report IHS or tribal payment options, well above the directory average, and 64 report services in ASL alongside 85 in Spanish. That breadth matters in a state with substantial tribal lands and dispersed communities.
161 of the 228 Utah listings say they serve veterans and military families, and 189 report treating PTSD or trauma. 199 report dual-diagnosis or co-occurring care for people managing addiction and a mental health condition together.
Geography shapes access in Utah more than plan rules do. Most residential and day-treatment capacity clusters along the Wasatch Front, so people in Uintah Basin, San Juan County or the far southwest often weigh a drive against a remote option — and 194 of the 228 listings report virtual or telehealth services. For families balancing work, school and a long highway, that choice is frequently the deciding one.
Utah's insurance parity rules govern state-regulated commercial plans; TRICARE is a federal military health program and follows its own benefit structure and authorization process instead. That distinction matters when you read general advice about Utah coverage — for TRICARE questions, the plan's own rules are the ones that apply.
TRICARE includes substance use disorder benefits, but what applies to you depends on your specific plan type, whether the facility is an authorized TRICARE provider, and whether prior authorization or a referral is required. Confirm your own benefits directly with TRICARE and with the facility's admissions office before you commit to a program.
Call the intake line at the facility you are considering and ask whether they are an authorized TRICARE provider for your plan type, then call the number on your TRICARE card and confirm the same thing from the payer side. Ask both about referral requirements, prior authorization, and what documentation admissions will need.
Cost depends on your plan type, your enrollment category, whether care is inpatient or outpatient, and whether the provider is authorized. No directory listing can tell you your share — TRICARE and the facility's billing staff are the only sources for an accurate figure.
Medical detox is a distinct level of care with its own authorization rules, and not every listed program provides it. Ask specifically about TRICARE detox coverage and about whether the program admits directly for withdrawal management or requires you to start elsewhere.
Every listing on this page reports accepting TRICARE, but reporting acceptance and being authorized for your specific plan are not the same thing. Treat the listings as a starting point for calls, and let TRICARE confirm in-network status.
Of the 228 Utah centers listed, 194 also report accepting Medicaid, and 149 report Medicare. If your household has more than one form of coverage, tell the facility's billing office at first contact so they can sort out coordination of benefits.
Virtual or telehealth services are reported by 194 of the 228 Utah listings, which matters if you are in a rural county far from the Wasatch Front. Coverage of telehealth sessions still depends on your plan, so confirm it before your first appointment.
Sort the listings by distance and by the level of care you need, then call two or three. Asking about current openings, TRICARE authorization, and travel expectations in the same call saves days.
Ask the first facility you call three things: whether they are an authorized TRICARE provider for your plan type, whether a referral or prior authorization is needed, and how soon they could admit. With 228 Utah centers listed here, making two or three calls in an afternoon is realistic, and comparing the answers tells you more than any listing can. If someone is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or 911 in an emergency.
105 of the 228 that report it in Utah — 46%, against 22% across the directory.
49 of the 185 that report it in Utah — 26%, against 13% across the directory.
15 of the 220 that report it in Utah — 6.8%, against 1.1% across the directory.
48 of the 228 that report it in Utah — 21%, against 1.4% across the directory.
66 of the 228 that report it in Utah — 29%, against 13% across the directory.
Oakley, Utah
Sandy, Utah
Sandy, Utah
Provo, Utah
Payson, Utah
West Jordan, Utah
Nephi, Utah
Fillmore, Utah
West Valley City, Utah
Layton, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
Sandy, Utah
Paradise, Utah
Escalante, Utah
West Jordan, Utah
Price, Utah
Paradise, Utah
Orem, Utah
West Jordan, Utah
Sandy, Utah
West Jordan, Utah
Ogden, Utah
Woods Cross, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Reported by 228 of the 228 listed here.
Based on the 157 that report it; others have not said.
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Reported by 220 of the 228 listed here.
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