Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center in Mississippi

Oxford Treatment Center is an alcohol and drug addiction rehab in Etta, Mississippi. Located on over 100 acres in one of the most beautiful national forests in the southern U.S., it’s within driving distance of Memphis, Birmingham, Biloxi, Jackson, and many other towns in the South nearby.

Our clients are adults with substance use issues, alcohol addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders.

Inpatient Treatment at Oxford

Our Stats

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Our team has over 1,300 years of combined experience in helping people recover from addiction.
11,000+
Patients Treated
8
Physicians
60
Registered Nurses
20+
Counselors
8
Case Managers
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Our Features & Amenities

Our drug and alcohol rehab center in Etta, Mississippi offers the ideal environment to support your recovery. Surrounded by nature, the campus provides unmatched serenity and rejuvenation.

Oxford Treatment Center’s inpatient campus includes an on-site medical detox unit with 24/7 nursing care, well-appointed patient cabins separated by gender, and a large equestrian center where we conduct equine therapy.

Outside of regular treatment, spend your downtime relaxing by the private lake, going on trail rides, working out at the fitness center, and more.

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chairs by the lake to help patients take part in holistic treatment
Inpatient Alcohol and Drug Treatment in Mississippi

Our Rehab Programs & Therapies

When you or your loved one arrive at our inpatient drug and alcohol rehab facility in Mississippi, you’ll find an expert team of compassionate caregivers who are committed to helping you recover from addiction.

At Oxford, we employ evidence-based addiction treatment approaches, including medical detox, co-occurring disorder treatment, and both individual and group therapy.

We also offer specialized programs for Veterans and first responders, couples, and a trauma track to help address underlying behaviors that contribute to substance use disorders.

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Oxford Treatment Center CABIN INTERIOR
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Services & Treatment
Specialized Programs
Therapies
Groups & Activities
Ongoing Support

Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment

Safe Medical Detox

Addiction-Focused Healthcare

Inpatient Residential (IR & RTC)

Diagnostic Testing

LGBTQ+ Friendly

Accepts Couples & Family

Telehealth Addiction Treatment

Crisis Stabilization Services

Veterans Services

First Responders Services

LGBTQ+ Support Program

Christian Recovery Program

Married Couples Program

Impaired Professionals Program

Chronic Mental Illness Treatment

Young Adults Program

Enhanced Methadone MAT

Treatment Medications (MAT)

Proven Addiction Therapies

Trauma-Based Therapies

One-on-One Counseling

Family Therapy

AA/NA & Faith-Based Recovery Programs

Group Therapy

12-Step Groups (AA/NA & Alternatives)

SMART Recovery / Other Secular Groups

Art and/or Music Activities

Stress Management & Mindfulness

Equine Activities

Wellness Programs

Anger Management

Alumni Community

Alumni App

Aftercare Groups

Services & Treatment

Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment

Safe Medical Detox

Addiction-Focused Healthcare

Inpatient Residential (IR & RTC)

Diagnostic Testing

LGBTQ+ Friendly

Accepts Couples & Family

Telehealth Addiction Treatment

Crisis Stabilization Services

Specialized Programs

Veterans Services

First Responders Services

LGBTQ+ Support Program

Christian Recovery Program

Married Couples Program

Impaired Professionals Program

Chronic Mental Illness Treatment

Young Adults Program

Enhanced Methadone MAT

Therapies

Treatment Medications (MAT)

Proven Addiction Therapies

Trauma-Based Therapies

One-on-One Counseling

Family Therapy

AA/NA & Faith-Based Recovery Programs

Group Therapy

Groups & Activities

12-Step Groups (AA/NA & Alternatives)

SMART Recovery / Other Secular Groups

Art and/or Music Activities

Stress Management & Mindfulness

Equine Activities

Wellness Programs

Anger Management

Ongoing Support

Alumni Community

Alumni App

Aftercare Groups

Ways To Pay For Addiction Treatment Services

Our Mississippi inpatient treatment programs are customized to meet the individual needs of each patient. Your specific plan, including the appropriate levels of care, will determine your exact costs.
Option #1
Health Insurance
Oxford Treatment Center accepts many insurance plans to help cover addiction treatment.
  • We’ll instantly check the coverage offered by your insurance provider.
  • You may receive treatment at one of our facilities at a reduced rate.
Option #2
Financing
Depending on your situation, we may be able to provide financing options and payment plans.
  • We will work with you on figuring out the best options for your needs.
  • Simply fill out the online form and we will reach out to you shortly.
Option #3
Private Pay
You can also use credit or debit cards to to pay for your treatment at Oxford Treatment Center.
  • We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
  • To determine your costs, please call to speak with our admissions navigators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Getting Here & Getting Admitted
Your Time in Rehab
Outpatient Treatment & Aftercare
Cost & Payment
Our Team
How do I get admitted to rehab for drugs or alcohol?
Making the decision to get help for addiction to drugs or alcohol is a brave first step on the road to recovery. To help you get started we make the admissions process as easy as possible.

  1. Check your insurance by filling out our .
  2. Give us a call at so we can get to know you better. Our caring and knowledgeable admissions navigators are on hand to answer your questions about our programs, provide information about inpatient drug and alcohol rehab and ways to cover the cost of treatment, and can help arrange transportation to our facility.
  3. Check-in at Oxford. When you arrive, our team of compassionate specialists will be here to provide an onsite assessment and work with you to develop your personalized treatment plan.
Will someone pick me up from home, the airport or bus station?
Our drug and alcohol treatment facility in Mississippi may be able to offer transportation assistance to and from the facility. Please ask about assistance with scheduling transportation to treatment when you call Oxford today.
Do you accept pregnant women?
If you are pregnant and medically stable, our Mississippi inpatient rehab can accept you into our addiction treatment program. However, the decision is up to our facility staff.
Can couples attend your rehab center in Mississippi together?
Yes, we offer a Married Couple's Program specifically geared toward married couples who are both seeking treatment for addiction. You won't be able to share a room, though, as our facilities split accommodations into male and female rooms.
How do I get to the inpatient rehab facility?
Our facility is located just 20 miles outside of Oxford, MS — home to the University of Mississippi. We are within a comfortable driving distance from Memphis International Airport and Tupelo Regional Airport (connecting flights from Nashville International Airport).

To take the worry and guesswork out of getting to our inpatient rehab facility, our admissions navigators will be happy to arrange travel arrangements for you. Whether traveling by car or air, we’ll help you get to our center safely.
Is this a Christian program?
No, our program is not a Christian program, though the 12 Steps do incorporate the concept of a "higher power" as you define it.

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Substance Use & Treatment Landscape In The South

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