Data & research · directory snapshot as of July 15, 2026
The State of Treatment Access
This snapshot summarizes published records in the Clear Bed Recovery directory, which begins with federal SAMHSA locator data and may include provider updates. It is not a census of every licensed program, proof that every listing is currently licensed, or a real-time measure of available treatment capacity. Payment never determines whether a program appears in the underlying directory counts.
Records by listed service or level of care
Share of tracked records listing each service or level (a record may list several). These counts describe directory taxonomy, not open beds or appointment slots.
What the directory mix suggests
Outpatient services appear on roughly 4 in 5 tracked records, while 20% list residential care. The 18% detox figure cannot be read as overnight detox capacity: the imported source category currently combines outpatient, residential, and hospital inpatient detoxification. These service counts do not establish a live opening, bed supply, admission eligibility, or network coverage; direct confirmation is still required.
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Request data or a custom report →Methodology: figures reflect published directory records counted as of July 15, 2026, sourced primarily from SAMHSA locator data plus provider or directory updates. Records have mixed verification and freshness states; these figures should not be treated as live capacity, a licensing registry, or a quality ranking. Percentages are of tracked records, and programs may list multiple services, so columns sum above 100%. The current detox category combines outpatient, residential, and hospital inpatient detoxification and must not be used as an estimate of detox beds. Clear Bed Recovery is a directory, not a treatment provider.