Community Medical Services Austin on Ferguson Drive

Serving the Austin community with compassionate, evidence-based addiction treatment, Community Medical Services Austin on Ferguson Drive stands as a trusted resource for individuals seeking recovery from substance abuse. Located in Austin, Texas, this outpatient facility specializes in helping people overcome addiction to opioids, prescription drugs, and other controlled substances. With a commitment to personalized care and lasting recovery, the facility has become a cornerstone of drug rehab in Austin for those ready to take meaningful steps toward sobriety.

Community Medical Services Austin takes a comprehensive approach to Texas addiction treatment, recognizing that recovery looks different for each person. The facility offers multiple therapeutic modalities including medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual counseling sessions, group therapy, and family therapy to address the physical, emotional, and relational aspects of addiction. Their treatment programs welcome both men and women, including pregnant women seeking specialized care during recovery. By treating a wide range of substance dependencies—from heroin and cocaine to methamphetamine and synthetic drugs—the facility meets clients where they are in their addiction journey and provides tailored pathways to healing.

Community Medical Services Austin is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), demonstrating their adherence to the highest standards of quality and ethical care. The facility accepts most insurance plans, making treatment accessible to those seeking professional help. Beyond active treatment, the team prioritizes long-term success through robust aftercare services including relapse prevention planning, continuing care support, discharge planning, and peer mentoring programs. This comprehensive approach to recovery ensures that clients have the tools, support network, and resources needed to maintain their sobriety well after completing their initial treatment program.