Bradford Health Services

Lasting change drives everything Bradford Health Services does. Since 1977, Bradford has grown into a network of over 35 Joint Commission accredited care sites across 8 states, treating nearly half a million patients with evidence-based addiction and co-occurring mental health treatment. Guided by a shared commitment to unity, Bradford meets every client where they are and stays in network with most major insurance providers.Growth Guided by PurposeFor nearly 50 years, Bradford has built its reputation one program at a time, growing through steady expansion rather than sudden change. Five acquisitions in the past two years, the addition of Woodland Recovery Center in the Mid-South, and expansion into Texas and the Midwest have carried the network beyond its Southeastern roots. Each new site is chosen to extend the same standard of care, not just widen Bradford's footprint.Recover without Losing GroundBradford's continuum moves from detox through residential care, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and continuing care, with family support built into every level, so clients step down in intensity without losing the structure that's helping them heal. Specialty tracks for healthcare workers, attorneys, aviation and railroad employees, and veterans let clients recover without leaving the license or profession they've built. At Parkdale Center, Bradford's Indiana location for licensed professionals, that focus lets clients rebuild their sobriety without losing their livelihood.Care Backed by Real ResultsNearly 50 years of treating patients has taught Bradford to measure success in outcomes, not just years in business. At Parkdale Center, patients who complete treatment report sobriety rates near 90 percent at one year. At Lakeview Health, one of three Bradford facilities Newsweek named among America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers for 2025, 87 percent of clients are able to recognize and prevent relapse. Bradford facilities have made that list two years running, a track record backed by the numbers each program publishes.