How We Verify Providers & Sources

RaleighAlcoholRehab.com.de is an independent directory of alcohol-treatment resources for the Raleigh, North Carolina area. It is operated by NovCog (contact: Guerin@novcog.com). This site is not a clinic, not a patient-intake service, and does not provide medical advice.

What this directory lists

We list a provider only when we can verify it directly from that provider’s own current official website or from an official state or federal register. Each listing links to the provider’s own site so you can confirm details yourself.

• Raleigh-city providers

  SouthLight Healthcare (Raleigh) and Triangle Springs (Raleigh) are listed as city-level programs.

• Regional providers

  Monarch serves Wake County and surrounding areas; it is labeled as regional, not Raleigh-city, on this site.

Primary source classes

• NIAAA Alcohol Treatment Navigator — official federal guide to evidence-based treatment.
• SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov — official federal treatment locator.
• NC DHHS Division of Health Service Regulation — state oversight and licensed-facility lookup.
• NC DHHS Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Use Services — state programs and open-access clinics.

All sources were checked on 25 October 2026. Claims reflect text observed on each primary page at retrieval time.

What we do not assert

We do not assert licenses, accreditation, admissions eligibility, detox eligibility, insurance acceptance, pricing, review ratings, or medical review unless individually verified from a primary source. A provider’s own home-page claim of a license or accreditation is not independently verified by us. Unknown fields are recorded as null, never guessed.

Images

Photographs on this site are Raleigh landmarks, not treatment facilities. The hero shows the North Carolina Executive Mansion (CC0, Warren LeMay); the support image shows Pullen Park pond (CC BY 3.0, Scott Thompson). Full credits appear on the credits page.

Your next steps

1. Use the NIAAA Navigator to search trusted sources and ask its 10 recommended questions.
2. Confirm program details directly with a provider’s official site before making clinical decisions.
3. Review verified programs, treatment options, and cost questions on this directory.
4. Report corrections or provider updates to Guerin@novcog.com.

This page does not replace professional medical care. For clinical decisions, follow the NIAAA Navigator and the provider’s guidance; we do not offer individualized advice.