Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Fairfax Station, Virginia

Recovery Unplugged DC Metro inspires clients to heal, grow, and thrive through substance use treatment, leveraging music as a catalyst for lasting recovery in the vibrant DC metro area. They offer residential, outpatient programming, and music-assisted treatment to address the physical and emotional roots of addiction.

Sandstone Care Alexandria offers outpatient treatment for adolescents and young adults with substance use disorders, using individualized age-specific care, evidence-based therapies, and family support to address both symptoms and underlying causes of addiction.

Sandstone Care Detox Center is a medical detox and inpatient treatment in Fairfax County that helps individuals 18+ overcome substance use, addiction, and co-occurring mental health conditions. No more than 24 clients are admitted at a time (3-to-1 client-to-staff ratio), with most patients staying between 5 to 21 days. Patients at the Chantilly, VA, treatment center will experience expert care, empathy and support, semi-private rooms, 24/7 medically supervised care, a cell phone and computer-friendly environment, and holistic treatment that covers patients’ physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The Fairfax detox center is located off of US-50 on Enterprise Court, providing convenient access to Arlington, VA, and Washington DC.

Sandstone Care Reston is an outpatient rehab facility focused on teenagers, young adults, and their families overcome addiction and related mental health challenges or disorders. Sandstone Care believes in offering patients a specialized, individualized approach to treatment, meeting patients where they are at and offering a continuum of care from intake through early recovery.

Master Center Tappahannock combines the best of inpatient treatment—medical care, counseling, and recovery coaching—in an outpatient model that empowers clients to recover from drug addiction at home. Their program includes outpatient detox and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to help clients carry on with normal life as they recover.