Addiction Treatment Centres in Belleville, ON
11 treatment centres, detox programs, and recovery services in Belleville, Ontario. Compare services and reviews, then contact centres directly.
OATC Belleville Clinic
★★★★★ 3.9 (36 reviews)
125 S Church St, Belleville, ON
Canadian Addiction Treatment Centre offering judgment-free, compassionate space for opioid use disorder treatment including methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, hepatitis C screening, and naloxone kits
Canadian Mental Health Association (Cmha) Hastings Prince Edward
250 Sidney Street, Belleville, ON
Canadian Mental Health Association (Cmha) Hastings Prince Edward is a Ministry of Health–funded addiction and mental health organization serving Belleville, Ontario.
Children's Mental Health Services of Hastings And Prince Edward
250 Sidney Street, Suite: 203, Belleville, ON
Children's Mental Health Services of Hastings And Prince Edward is a Ministry of Health–funded addiction and mental health organization serving Belleville, Ontario.
South East Health Unit
179 North Park Street, Belleville, ON
South East Health Unit is a Ministry of Health–funded addiction and mental health organization serving Belleville, Ontario.
Youth Habilitation (Quinte) Inc.
210A Front Street, Belleville, ON
Youth Habilitation (Quinte) Inc. is a Ministry of Health–funded addiction and mental health organization serving Belleville, Ontario.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many addiction treatment centres are there in Belleville?+
FindTreatment.ca lists 11 treatment centres and recovery services in Belleville, Ontario, including detox, inpatient rehab, outpatient programs, and counselling services.
Is addiction treatment free in Ontario?+
Publicly funded treatment programs in Ontario are free with a valid health card, but often have waitlists. Private treatment centres charge fees (typically $10,000–$30,000 for 30-day residential programs) with faster admission. Many centres listed here offer both options.
How do I choose between inpatient and outpatient treatment in Belleville?+
Inpatient (residential) treatment suits people who need a structured environment away from daily triggers, while outpatient programs let you keep living at home and working. A family doctor, or any centre listed on this page, can help assess which level of care fits your situation.