Addiction and mental health treatment in Fort Dodge, IA
8 treatment centers.
Find by need
- Catholic Charities(515) 576‑4156Substance use · Mental health · 1414 Central Avenue
- Community and Family Resources(515) 955‑7628 ext. 1090Substance use · 1321 2nd Avenue South
- Community and Family Resources(515) 576‑7261 ext. 1092Substance use · 728 South 17th Street
- Community and Family Resources(515) 576‑7261Substance use · Detox · 211 Avenue M West
- Richmond Center(515) 576‑7261Mental health · 211 Avenue M West
- UnityPoint Health(515) 955‑7171Substance use · Mental health · 720 Kenyon Road
- YWCA of Fort Dodge(515) 573‑3931Substance use · 826 1st Avenue North · Spanish
- YWCA Outpatient(515) 573‑3931Substance use · 148 North 9th Street
Nearest emergency rooms
- Trinity Regional Medical Center1.2 mi · Fort Dodge, IA
- Humboldt County Memorial Hospital16 mi · Humboldt, IA
- Van Diest Medical Center19 mi · Webster City, IA
Common questions
How many addiction and mental health treatment centers are in Fort Dodge, Iowa?
SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov directory lists 8 treatment centers in Fort Dodge: Catholic Charities, Community and Family Resources, Community and Family Resources, Community and Family Resources, Richmond Center, UnityPoint Health, YWCA of Fort Dodge and YWCA Outpatient.
Which treatment centers in Fort Dodge accept Medicaid?
8 of 8 name Medicaid among the payments they accept: Catholic Charities, Community and Family Resources, Community and Family Resources, Community and Family Resources, Richmond Center, UnityPoint Health, YWCA of Fort Dodge and YWCA Outpatient. Ask whether they take your plan.
Is there a treatment center with services in Spanish in Fort Dodge?
Yes. YWCA of Fort Dodge list Spanish among their language services.
Where is the nearest emergency room to Fort Dodge?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near Fort Dodge: Trinity Regional Medical Center, Fort Dodge (1.2 mi), Humboldt County Memorial Hospital, Humboldt (16 mi) and Van Diest Medical Center, Webster City (19 mi). In an emergency, call 911.
Source: SAMHSA, FindTreatment.gov (National Directory of Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Facilities), retrieved 2026-11-11. SAMHSA publishes no separate release date for this live directory. The directory has no quality ratings, and this list is not a ranking or a recommendation. Methodology