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New Mexico Wellness Treatment Center

Taos, New Mexico · Part of New Mexico Wellness (newmexicowellness.com)

Level of care
Detox, Residential, Outpatient, MAT
Ages
Not yet verified, call to confirm
Insurance
Commercial insurance, Medicaid, Self-pay

Listed as operating. 5 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

A non-denominational, trauma-informed residential alcohol and drug treatment center in Taos that provides 24-hour, physician-supervised inpatient medical detox (alcohol, opiates, cocaine, meth, benzodiazepines) plus residential, ambulatory detox and MAT, blending evidence-based clinical care with culturally relevant holistic practices. Housed in the former Days Inn building and paired with a sister location in Rio Rancho.

Services and populations

Specialties
Alcohol use disorder, Opiate/opioid addiction, Cocaine addiction, Methamphetamine/stimulant addiction, Benzodiazepine addiction, Substance use disorders
Modalities
Individual counseling, Group counseling/therapy, Art therapy, Music therapy, Yoga/fitness, Mindfulness/meditation, Healing circles, 12-step meetings, Nutrition counseling/groups, Medication-Assisted Treatment, Gardening/nature outings, Intensive case management
Parent organization
New Mexico Wellness (newmexicowellness.com); also operates a Rio Rancho location at 4210 Meadowlark Ln SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
Commercial insurance, Medicaid, Self-pay

Credentials and public record

Public record
Not yet checked

Location

Address
1333 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, Taos, NM 87571
County
Taos County

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