Mercy Health
904 Scioto Street, Urbana · 12.3 mi straight line
Payment: Medicaid · Medicare · Private insurance
Accredited (Joint Commission), reported to SAMHSA
Care types
DetoxInpatient & residential rehabOutpatient, IOP & PHPMedication-assisted treatment (MAT)Dual diagnosis treatmentAlcohol rehabDrug rehabPrograms for specific groupsSober living and transitional housingPaying for rehabSAMHSA-listed treatment center
Mercy REACH
30 West McCreight Avenue, Springfield, OH 45504 · Clark County
Independent listing: Ohio Rehab is an independent directory, not affiliated with Mercy Health. Details below are what the facility reports to SAMHSA.
Mercy Health is a non-profit treatment program in Springfield, OH, in Clark County.
Mercy Health is one of the few in the city with programs for teens (1 of 7).
Mercy Health does not list every level of care. The closest listed facilities for what is missing:
Uncommon in Ohio (listed by under 40% of facilities). The number shows how many of the 11 other listed programs within 15 miles also offer it:
Plus 21 common services.
Website
Outpatient, IOP & PHP · Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) · Alcohol rehab · Drug rehab · Programs for specific groups · Paying for rehab · All 747 centers in Ohio
Source: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, November 5, 2026, as reported by the facility. Ohio Rehab is an independent referral service, not affiliated with Mercy Health.
Questions about this facility
Yes.
Mercy Health lists Ohio Medicaid among accepted payments. Confirm your plan with the facility.
No medical detox is listed.
Yes: Naltrexone used in Treatment.
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