Guardian Recovery Dallas
5217 Village Creek Dr, Plano
(972) 220-8617
Google rating: 4.8 (64)
Rehab in Plano: one listed program, with teen care
What Guardian lists, where to look for the rest, and a note on Collin County.
The short answer
Rehab in Plano has one program on our list: Guardian Recovery Dallas. It lists detox, residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, medication treatment and teen programs for ages 13 to 17. Regular outpatient care and sober living are not listed as levels here.
What Guardian lists
Guardian Recovery Dallas has Dallas in its name, but its listed address is in Plano. Its listing describes it as an addiction and mental health center. It lists medical detox, residential care (you live at the program), partial hospitalization (treatment for much of the day, then home at night), intensive outpatient (several sessions a week) and medication treatment. Its listing shows insurance. Our data does not show whether it takes Medicaid. Confirm each level when you call, since services change.
If a person has both an addiction and a mental health condition, read about dual diagnosis and ask how the program treats both.
If you are looking for a teen
Guardian is the only program on our list tagged for teens, so this page may matter to parents across the area. Its listing does not say which levels of care are open to teens, so ask.
For a teen, a longer drive can be easier to accept if the program includes the family. NIDA’s treatment guide says family therapy can be especially important for adolescents. Ask how often parents take part, and whether sessions can happen online. Plan who will handle the calls and rides before you start, since a teen cannot do that alone. See treatment for teens.
Outpatient care and sober living
No Plano program on our list shows regular outpatient care, the lighter stage many people use later. North Dallas lists it at several programs. Since that trip may repeat each week, check the route before you commit. If you start at a day program in Plano, ask where you would step down when it ends.
Sober living is shared housing with no alcohol or drugs. Cardinal House Recovery is listed under North Dallas, but its listing says it has homes for men in Plano as well. It charges monthly rent, and its site describes no clinical treatment. Ask where its Plano homes are and how treatment would fit around them.
If you live in Collin County
Much of Plano is in Collin County. The OSAR number on most of this site is for Dallas County. OSAR means Outreach, Screening, Assessment and Referral. Texas lists a different OSAR provider for Collin County, LifePath Systems, on its OSAR page. Texas says you can also reach OSAR through 211 or 877-541-7905.
The SAMHSA Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 works from anywhere and is free. In an emergency, call 911.
The program listed in Plano
Ratings from Google Maps, November 2026. Not a ranking.
Questions to ask the Plano program
- Which levels are open to teens?
- Do you take Medicaid?
- How is family included?
- Where do people go after this?
Common questions
Does the Plano program treat teens?
Yes, its listing describes teen programs for ages 13 to 17. Ask which levels of care that covers.
Does it take Medicaid?
Our data does not show that. Ask directly, and see Medicaid and rehab.
Why is only one program listed in Plano?
Our list is a starting point, so other programs may exist. Treatment is also listed in North Dallas and other areas.
Can an adult go to the Plano program?
Its listing names teen programs alongside its other levels of care, but it does not say which levels are for which ages. Ask what would fit your age and needs.
