SoberMark™
National addiction treatment provider directory
The Problem
Finding addiction treatment should not require navigating a minefield of unverified listings and pay-to-play directories. Yet for millions of Americans seeking help for substance use disorders, that is exactly what exists.
Most treatment directories are advertising platforms disguised as search tools. Facilities pay for top placement regardless of quality. Listings go stale. Credential claims are unverified. For someone in crisis — or a family trying to help — there is no reliable way to know which facilities are legitimate and which are not.
The Solution
SoberMark sources its data from federal databases — SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) and NPPES (National Plan and Provider Enumeration System). Facility listings reflect what is publicly available in these registries, including accreditation status and reported insurance acceptance.
The result is a directory built on authoritative public data rather than self-submitted listings. Federal registry status is displayed prominently. Insurance data is sourced from public records. Data is refreshed weekly against these authoritative sources.
Key Features
- 10,900+ federally-listed treatment facilities across all 50 states
- Data sourced from SAMHSA and NPPES federal databases
- Insurance filtering — Medicaid, Medicare, private plans, self-pay
- Treatment type categorization — detox, residential, IOP, MAT, sober living
- Guided search for users exploring treatment options
- Weekly data refreshes against federal registries
- Provider claim system for facilities to manage their profiles
Tech Stack
By the numbers
10,900+
Listed facilities
50
States covered
Weekly
Data refreshes
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