24/7 medically supervised detox and residential rehab in Euless, TX, minutes from Dallas and Fort Worth.
We accept most PPO plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem and GEHA. Our admissions team checks your benefits for free and tells you what is covered, and what you may pay, before you commit to anything.
Or call (866) 971-7393, 24/7. Free and confidential.
Tru Dallas Detox & Recovery Center is a medically supervised Dallas detox and residential addiction treatment center serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Euless and the wider Metroplex.
Our medical detox program provides 24/7 monitoring and medication to manage withdrawal safely, including alcohol detox, fentanyl detox, heroin detox, prescription pill detox and drug detox.
Inpatient rehab means you live on-site after detox, with individual therapy, group therapy and relapse-prevention work, so you can focus fully on recovery.
We provide detox and residential treatment. When outpatient care is the right next step, our team can assist in finding outpatient options.
Call any time. We answer your questions and help you choose the right level of care. Free and confidential.
We verify your benefits and explain what is covered, and any out-of-pocket cost, before you commit.
We help with what to bring, time off work and family questions. Admission can often happen the same day.
Prefer to start online? Verify your insurance or read about our admissions process.
Lasting recovery takes more than detox. Start with medical detox, continue into residential treatment and leave with an aftercare plan, all with the same care team. Your treatment plan is built around your history, mental health and goals, and adjusted as you progress.
Our addiction treatment covers alcohol rehab, fentanyl rehab, heroin rehab, meth rehab, cocaine rehab and drug rehab for other substances, plus couples rehab. See how we treat addiction.
Depression, anxiety and trauma often drive substance use. Our dual diagnosis program treats addiction and mental health together, with dedicated mental health care.
Through medication-assisted treatment (MAT), when clinically appropriate, our medical team may prescribe medication to ease withdrawal and cravings, always alongside therapy.
Recovery continues after you leave. We build an aftercare plan for home: sober living, ongoing therapy, support groups and outpatient referrals.
Detox and residential care are overseen by a licensed physician and delivered by credentialed clinicians, with nursing staff on site around the clock.
Texas Medical Board license W1860
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC 61590
Registered Nurse, RN 1242393
Can’t find your answer? Our admissions team is available 24/7 and the call is free and confidential.
2219 W Euless Blvd, Suite #200, Euless, TX 76040, between Dallas and Fort Worth near DFW Airport. We serve patients across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Yes. We accept most PPO plans, including Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare and Anthem. Verify your insurance or call (866) 971-7393.
Many detox stays last about 5 to 10 days, depending on the substance, how long you have been using and your health. We will give you a clearer estimate after your assessment.
Yes. Most patients move straight from medical detox into inpatient residential rehab at the same facility, with the same care team. Before discharge we build an aftercare plan to support long-term recovery.
We provide medical detox and residential treatment. Our team can assist in finding outpatient options.
Admissions is available 24/7, and admission can often happen the same day once insurance and assessment are complete. See our admissions process.
Yes. All contact is confidential and protected under federal privacy law. Read our HIPAA policy.
Comfortable rooms, outdoor space and the privacy to focus on recovery, between Dallas and Fort Worth near DFW Airport. Read about cost and payment options.
Our facility in Euless, in Tarrant County, sits between Dallas and Fort Worth next to DFW Airport, within easy reach of most of North Texas. We admit patients from across the Metroplex, and transportation can usually be arranged.
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