Mexico City · Álvaro Obregón
Monte Fénix
Residential treatment with separately published continuing-care and family programs.
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Addiction treatment centers in Mexico
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Mazatlán · Sinaloa
Oceánica
Residential care with family support and a published post-treatment follow-up process.
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Tijuana · Baja California
CRIPPDA A.C.
Residential treatment operated by a civil association, with a separate post-treatment offering.
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Center-published information · Observed
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