Get help for alcohol and drug use problems

Get a comprehensive assessment to determine what services are best for you. This is an evaluation performed by an alcohol and drug counselor that determines the kind of treatment needed by someone with a substance use disorder

To find providers in your area, consult one of the following links.

• FastTracker: This website helps you find substance use disorder services near you. It also provides a list of tribal and out-of-state providers.
  
  
• DHS Licensing Information Look-up: This is a database of all Minnesota Department of Human Services-licensed programs. Select the appropriate substance use disorder license type to find providers. The database also includes licensing review information.
  
  
• Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) Provider Directory: This directory lists health care providers that serve MHCP members (such as Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare).

• Findtreatment.gov: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) treatment locator includes tribally licensed programs, DHS licensed programs, and substance use disorder professionals in private practice. 

If you don’t have insurance, or if you have inadequate insurance, call your county or tribal office (PDF) to ask if you’re eligible for financial help to get substance use disorder treatment services, such as a comprehensive assessment. You may be eligible for funding depending on your income. 

If you have health insurance coverage, contact your insurance provider to learn about your benefits and to find providers who can help. Individuals with Medical Assistance can find health plan member services phone numbers on the health plan member services phone numbers webpage.