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Hazelden Betty Ford in Minnesota

World-class alcohol, drug, and mental health treatment at our historic Center City campus.

Flagship Residential Rehab & Twin Cities Outpatient Care

At our premier Center City campus just north of Minneapolis-St. Paul, your recovery is guided by an expert team of behavioral health professionals providing personalized, immersive residential treatment.
Looking for care that fits into your daily routine? We also offer flexible, comprehensive day treatment and intensive outpatient programs (IOP) at our dedicated locations throughout the Twin Cities metro area, as well as virtual care options statewide.

Minnesota's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Center.

Newsweek 2026: America's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers. Number two in Minnesota.

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Treatment Built for Your Life

From 24/7 residential care and medical detox at our historic Center City campus, to flexible day and outpatient programs across the Twin Cities—including St. Paul, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Chaska and Hudson—we design world-class addiction and mental health treatment around your unique needs. We also offer convenient virtual care options so you can access trusted support wherever you are.

Resources For You

Whether you're exploring insurance coverage, treatment options, or admissions steps, you'll find the information you need to feel confident seeking care for yourself or a loved one at Hazelden Betty Ford.

What to Expect

Step 1: It Starts with a Phone Call

If you're concerned about your own alcohol or drug use—or worried about a loved one—your first step is a free, confidential phone call with one of our caring patient access coordinators. We'll help you understand what's going on and what support options are available.

Step 2: Understanding Your Needs

During your initial call, we'll determine if a more in-depth assessment is needed. If so, we'll schedule a substance use or mental health evaluation with a Hazelden Betty Ford clinician or refer you to trusted providers in your area. We also check insurance during this step, verifying whether your insurance is in network or out of network.

Step 3: Assessment and Recommendations

Through various assessments, we gather important details about your health history and current symptoms. This helps us determine an initial level-of-care recommendation based on your individual needs. With your permission, we may also speak with your healthcare providers or family members to better understand your situation. We will never contact anyone without your explicit consent.

Step 4: Financial Advocate

If treatment is recommended, you will be paired with a financial advocate who will work directly with your insurance provider. Hazelden Betty Ford is in-network with most major insurers (excluding Medicare and Medicaid). Your advocate will explain your benefits and any out-of-pocket costs.

To help with any out-of-pocket expenses, we offer internal financing options, as well as longer term payment plans through ClearBalance, our patient financing partner.

Step 5: Starting Treatment

We will work with you to schedule your admission date and guide you through the intake process.

  • Intake for residential treatment: You will start by completing paperwork, touring the facility, and beginning care in our medical detox unit to ensure your comfort and safety. Then, you will transition to your treatment unit and meet your care team.
  • Intake for outpatient treatment: You will receive a personalized schedule and complete intake paperwork. If you choose to stay on-site, we'll help you get settled. For virtual services, we'll walk you through the platform setup.
  • Integration of mental health services: If your treatment plan includes mental health services, your care may involve:
    • Individual and group therapy
    • Behavioral assessments
    • Medication coordination
    • Family or couples' therapy
    • Educational resources and referrals
    • Adolescent screening and early intervention (if applicable)