Who builds it
findingrehab.io is built by the team behind Automate Admits. Automate Admits makes admissions software for treatment programs. Its tools help programs answer the calls, texts and messages they get from people asking about care.
That means we sell software to the same kind of programs that are listed here. Some programs in this directory may be Automate Admits customers. We think you should know that before you use the site.
Our conflict of interest, and how we handle it
A company that sells to treatment programs could be tempted to push people toward its customers. Here are the rules we follow so that does not happen:
- No paid placement. No program can pay to be listed, to be featured or to show up higher.
- Customer status never matters. Whether a program is an Automate Admits customer never changes whether it is listed, what its listing says, or where it appears in results.
- We do not sell leads. We do not sell or pass along information about you. Today the site does not collect any.
- The concierge is not an Automate Admits product. It is a simple tool built for this site. It runs in your browser and does not connect to Automate Admits or to any program.
- The order follows plain rules. State pages sort by name, city or distance. The concierge ranks programs by how many of your answers their listing matches, then by distance.
If any of these rules change, we will say so on this page and explain what changed.
How the site will make money
We have not decided yet. Today findingrehab.io earns nothing. It has no ads and no paid listings, and no program pays us for anything on this site.
When we decide how the site will pay for itself, we will explain it on this page before it starts.
Where the listings come from
Listings come from public online treatment directory listings, compiled 18 Sep 2026. When a listing matched a record in SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, the federal treatment locator, we used that record to fill in missing details. We have not checked the listings ourselves yet. Read how listings work.
This site is a preview
We are still building findingrehab.io. Search engines are asked not to list it yet. Our policies will be reviewed before the site launches, and some things on the site will change.
Credits
The site uses the Instrument Serif and Instrument Sans fonts, stored on this site and used under the SIL Open Font License. ZIP code map points come from the US Census Bureau.
Get in touch
Our email address is being set up. Until it is ready, we cannot take questions or corrections by email. Please check back soon.
If you need help now, call 911 if someone may be overdosing or is in danger. For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988. For free treatment referrals, call the SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 (free, open 24/7).
You can also find other ways to reach us on our contact page.