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Addiction treatment in Oak Lawn: two listed programs

A day treatment program, a medication clinic, and what to do about detox.

The short answer

Addiction treatment in Oak Lawn, a neighborhood in Dallas, is outpatient on our list. Two programs are listed. Neither lists detox or residential care, so those stages would start in another area.

The two programs listed here

Lighthouse Recovery lists partial hospitalization (treatment for much of the day, then home at night), intensive outpatient (several sessions a week), outpatient care and sober living. It also describes six to twelve months of extended care with sober living for men, generally ages 18 to 30. If you are outside that group, ask which of its services are open to you.

Compass Clinic Dallas is an outpatient clinic that treats dependence on pain pills and heroin with medication, in person or from home. Its listing shows $75 per week. Ask what that price covers, and confirm it before you start. It is listed under medication-assisted treatment, which pairs medicine with other support.

These two work in different ways. One centers on day and outpatient programs. The other centers on medication for opioid use. A doctor can help you think through which one fits, or whether you need something else first.

If you need detox first

Neither Oak Lawn program lists detox. Someone who needs it would start somewhere else, such as a program in South Dallas, Irving or Plano. Women can also look in East Dallas.

Plan the next step before detox ends. NIDA, the federal institute that studies drug use, says detox with no treatment after it generally leads back to drug use. If you want outpatient care in Oak Lawn, ask the detox program to help set a start date before you leave. With your permission, the two programs can talk to each other about your care.

When a short drive matters less

Living close to treatment helps when you go often. Compass describes care from home, which may cut travel for some people. Ask whether that option fits your situation.

A short drive matters less if home is a hard place to stop using. If that is true for you, a residential bed farther away may be worth the longer ride. Residential care is not listed in Oak Lawn, but other areas list it. See residential care for what it involves.

If alcohol is the main concern, note that Compass describes treatment for pain pills and heroin. Ask before you count on it, and read about alcohol treatment. Talk to a doctor before stopping alcohol, because withdrawal can be dangerous.

Programs listed in Oak Lawn

Ratings from Google Maps, November 2026. Not a ranking.

Compass Clinic Dallas

3330 Douglas Ave (inside Today Clinic), Dallas

(972) 893-3368

Google rating: 4.9 (86)

Lighthouse Recovery

3333 Welborn St Unit 300, Dallas

(214) 396-0259

Google rating: 4.9 (146)

See all 21 Dallas-area programs

Questions to ask an Oak Lawn program

  • What does the weekly price cover?
  • Do you treat alcohol use?
  • Can you help me find detox?
  • Who do your day programs serve?

Common questions

Is there detox in Oak Lawn?

Not on our list. See Dallas programs that list detox. If someone may be overdosing or withdrawal feels dangerous, call 911.

Is the Compass Clinic price really $75 a week?

That is the price its listing shows. Prices change, and our data does not show whether it takes insurance. Ask what is included, and see what rehab costs for how to compare.

Can women go to Lighthouse Recovery?

Its listing describes extended care and sober living for men, generally ages 18 to 30. We cannot tell from the listing who its day programs serve, so ask.

Do I have to live in Oak Lawn to go to these programs?

Our listings show no rule like that. Ask the program. Your insurance network and how often you can travel usually matter more.

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