Mount Laurel Detox Support Group

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Mount Laurel Treatment and Recovery Resources

A local starting point for Mount Laurel and Burlington County: how to verify providers independently, plus official county, state, and federal resources.

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Resources — Mount Laurel Detox Support Group

A Starting Point, Not a Directory

People searching from Mount Laurel or nearby communities often start with a search engine and end up on pages that mix advertising with information. The resources below are public agencies and official programs, so you can search and verify on your own terms.

We do not list private facilities on this page. Doing so would imply vetting or endorsement that we are not in a position to provide.

How to Verify a Provider Independently

1. Ask the provider directly

  • What is the legal name of the organization operating the program?
  • What license does it hold, from which state agency, and under what license number?
  • Which services are provided on site, and which are referred elsewhere?
  • What is the full cost, and what does it include?

2. Check the state

New Jersey publishes health facility licensing information through the Department of Health, and individual professional licenses can be verified through the Division of Consumer Affairs. Confirming what a provider tells you against a state source is a reasonable step before committing to anything.

3. Confirm the location and the service

Ask where care is actually delivered, since a phone number or web page may be operated somewhere other than the treatment site. Ask whether the address you found is a clinical location, an office, or a call center.

Official State and Federal Resources

Resources by County

Beyond Mount Laurel itself, county-level starting points are available for Burlington County, Monmouth County, Middlesex County, and Somerset County.

No Affiliation

We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of SAMHSA, the 988 Lifeline, the State of New Jersey, Google, or any treatment provider. Links are provided for convenience and point to independent third parties.

Cost and comparison guides

Once a shortlist exists, the two remaining questions are cost and fit: how detox and treatment get paid for in New Jersey and how to compare licensed programs. The county-level picture is on the Burlington County resources page, and Mount Laurel-area detox research starts on the Mount Laurel detox and rehab referral page.

Local Resources for Mount Laurel and Burlington County

Every entry below is an independent public agency or official program, operated separately from this organization. Confirm current hours, eligibility, and services with each office directly.

  • Burlington County Alcohol & Drug Use Unit

    Part of the county's Human Services department. Plans county addiction services and uses state funding to help eligible county residents who cannot pay for treatment.

    609-265-5530

  • Burlington County Behavioral Health & Youth Services Division

    County office for mental health and substance use services. Publishes the county's recovery and mental health resource guides.

    609-265-5383

  • Burlington County Community Peer Recovery Center

    County peer recovery support, with locations listed in Burlington City and Westampton in the county's recovery resource guide.

    609-726-7075

  • New Jersey Addiction Services Hotline (IME Addictions Access Center)

    Statewide, state-operated line for treatment access questions, answered around the clock.

    1-844-276-2777

  • ReachNJ

    New Jersey's statewide addiction help line, operated by the State of New Jersey, 24 hours a day.

    1-844-732-2465

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

    Call or text for immediate mental-health or substance-use crisis support. For a medical emergency, call 911.

    988

Two companion guides cover the questions these offices cannot answer for you: how detox and treatment get paid for in New Jersey and how to compare licensed programs side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page recommend specific treatment facilities?

No. It links only to official public resources so that people can search and verify independently. We do not evaluate, rank, or endorse private providers.

How do I verify a provider's license in New Jersey?

Ask the provider for its license information, then check state sources: the Department of Health publishes health facility licensing information, and the Division of Consumer Affairs allows verification of individual professional licenses.

What if I need help outside business hours?

SAMHSA's National Helpline and New Jersey's ReachNJ helpline both operate 24 hours a day. For an immediate crisis, call or text 988; for a medical emergency, call 911.

Sources

Last reviewed: September 26, 2026

Questions About Next Steps?

Call for general treatment information and referral support. We can help you prepare questions to ask independently operated providers.

Call (856) 548-8370