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Addiction help in Seminole County

You're not alone, and you're not too far gone. Whenever you're ready, this is where to start.

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Detox, open 24/7

Aspire Health Partners
WhereAddictions Receiving Facility (Kassab Plaza) · 434 West Kennedy Blvd · Orlando
HoursOpen 24/7
WhoAdults. For state-funded care you must live in Orange, Seminole, Brevard, or Osceola County.
Open 24/7No insurance? Ask

Medically supervised detox for adults, usually about 7 days, then help getting into treatment. State funding covers people who live in Orange, Seminole, Brevard, or Osceola County. Sliding fee and some insurance.

Call 407-875-3700 ext. 4350DirectionsWebsite
Last checked 2026-10-25Is this wrong?

Meetings: AA and NA

Find an AA or NA meeting4 meeting lines and hotlines for Seminole County. Free, every day.

From people who've been there

A man sitting alone on a city doorstep with his bag at his feet
You made it home. That counts.

Today is day one, and day one is the hardest. You don't have to have it all figured out. You just have to make the next call.

Asking for help is strength.

It's the hardest, bravest thing there is. Every person you've ever seen living well in recovery started with one phone call they didn't want to make.

Medication is recovery.

If Suboxone or methadone keeps you alive and moving forward, you're in recovery. Period. Anybody who says different hasn't been where you've been.

A slip isn't the end of the story.

If you use again, don't hide. Pick the phone back up. Nobody gets kicked out of recovery.

Your life is waiting on the other side.

A job. Your own place. Your kids. Paying your own way. Being somebody your neighbors count on. People get all of that back every single day, and you can too.

Nobody does this alone.

That's what meetings and peers are for. Go sit in the back of a room. You don't have to talk. Just keep coming back.

One thing nobody tells you when you get out

Your tolerance drops while you're inside. The amount you used before can stop your breathing now. The first two weeks home are the most dangerous time. If you use, don't use alone, use a lot less, and keep Narcan close.

More help

SuboxoneA medicine that stops withdrawal and cravings, so you can get your life back. Here's what it is, who it's for, and how to get it.1 listedMethadoneA daily medicine for opioid addiction, given at licensed clinics.1 listedFree NarcanNarcan (naloxone) can bring someone back from an opioid overdose. Get it free, keep it close.10 listedHarm reductionFree help that keeps you safer, whether or not you're ready to stop.1 listedLive-in treatmentPrograms where you stay while you get well.Coming soonRecovery homesSafe, certified places to live in recovery.Coming soonOutpatient counselingCounseling while you live at home.Coming soon

Where this information comes from

Checked October 25, 2026.