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Explore rehabilitation centers, hospital-based drug-treatment units and recovery services in Peshawar, then use the checklist below to compare options more safely.

Important: FindRehabCenter.org is an informational directory, not a ranking or endorsement service. Profiles use official websites, government pages and identified third-party directories. Unless clearly marked otherwise, the information has not been independently verified. Confirm services, credentials, fees, admission rules and safety procedures directly.

Rehabilitation Center Directory for Peshawar

The directory below is generated from individual profiles. It includes private and charitable rehabilitation centers, government programmes and hospital-based addiction services. Some listings are not conventional residential rehabs, so read the level-of-care notes carefully.

Profiles are informational directory records. Confirm services, credentials, fees and admission details directly with each facility.

Profiles are informational records. A listing does not mean a facility is licensed, suitable, available or recommended.

Types of Services Represented

  • Residential rehabilitation: structured live-in programmes published by private, charitable or government providers.
  • Therapeutic communities: peer-supported residential programmes such as DOST’s Sakoon Kore model.
  • Hospital-based treatment: psychiatry departments that provide detoxification, addiction treatment or rehabilitation within a medical setting.
  • Outpatient and psychiatric care: assessment, medication management, psychotherapy and family support without a clearly documented residential programme.

How to Compare Rehabilitation Centers in Peshawar

  • Regulatory status: Ask for current registration or licensing information and check it with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Care Commission where applicable.
  • Clinical assessment: A qualified professional should assess substance use, withdrawal risk, physical health, medicines, mental health and immediate safety before recommending admission.
  • Detoxification safety: Confirm who supervises withdrawal, what medical monitoring is available and how emergencies are transferred.
  • Professional credentials: Request the names and registrations of psychiatrists, doctors, psychologists, nurses and counsellors involved in treatment.
  • Patient rights: Ask about consent, privacy, communication with family, medication, searches, restraint, complaints and discharge.
  • Individual plan: Treatment should reflect diagnosis, history, risks, family circumstances and recovery goals rather than use the same programme for everyone.
  • Family and aftercare: Ask for written information about family sessions, visiting arrangements, relapse prevention, follow-up and referrals after discharge.
  • Costs: Obtain the complete fee schedule, welfare eligibility, refund rules and services charged separately.

Questions to Ask Before Admission

  1. Who will complete the medical and psychiatric assessment?
  2. Is medically supervised detoxification available when needed?
  3. Which registered professionals are physically present each day and overnight?
  4. What therapies and recovery activities are provided?
  5. How are medicines prescribed, stored and monitored?
  6. How can the patient contact family or make a complaint?
  7. What happens during a medical or psychiatric emergency?
  8. What is the complete cost and expected duration?
  9. What written discharge and aftercare plan is provided?

Understanding the Source Labels

  • Online-sourced / unverified: information collected from an official website, government page or identified directory but not independently confirmed.
  • Owner-submitted: information provided by an authorised representative and awaiting or undergoing review.
  • Verified by FindRehabCenter: core details reviewed using direct confirmation or supporting documents.

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Last reviewed: 28 July 2026. FindRehabCenter.org does not diagnose conditions, guarantee outcomes or replace medical advice. For an immediate medical or safety emergency, contact local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department.