Addiction Treatment Centres in Swift Current, SK
6 treatment centres, detox programs, and recovery services in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. Compare services and reviews, then contact centres directly.
Community Health Services
350 Cheadle Street West, Swift Current, SK
Community Health Services offers addiction services - outpatient; mental health services; addiction services; child and youth mental health services in Swift Current. Listed in Government of Saskatchewan – Health Care Facilities directory.
Cypress Regional Hospital
2004 Saskatchewan Drive, Swift Current, SK
Cypress Regional Hospital offers mental health services; mental health services - inpatient in Swift Current. Listed in Government of Saskatchewan – Health Care Facilities directory.
Dori's House
205 Herbert St E, Swift Current, SK
Dori's House offers addiction services; addiction services - inpatient; child and youth addiction services in Swift Current. Listed in Government of Saskatchewan – Health Care Facilities directory.
Rapid Access Counselling – Fresh Start Counselling
214 1 Ave NE, Swift Current, SK
Rapid Access Counselling – Fresh Start Counselling offers addiction services; mental health services; child and youth mental health services; child and youth addiction services in Swift Current. Listed in Government of Saskatchewan – Health Care Facilities directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many addiction treatment centres are there in Swift Current?+
FindTreatment.ca lists 6 treatment centres and recovery services in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, including detox, inpatient rehab, outpatient programs, and counselling services.
Is addiction treatment free in Saskatchewan?+
Publicly funded treatment programs in Saskatchewan 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 Swift Current?+
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.