The Last Resort Locations
Residential & Outpatient Treatment For Men In Central Texas
Admissions is available now — no script, no pressure.
Across central
Texas.
Where Rustic Ranch Charm Meets Modern Solutions In The Greater Austin Area
We welcome you to the most important journey of your life. At The Last Resort, we have two locations to serve you and your family. One is a residential detox and rehab set on a peaceful horse ranch in the serene rolling hills of central Texas. The other is a modern clinical facility for ongoing outpatient treatment and lifelong support.
Our inpatient facility provides a focused, distraction-free treatment environment ideal for addiction recovery, while the outpatient facility is conveniently located within the city limits of Austin and is easily accessible for ongoing treatment.
About The LastResort
At The Last Resort, we go beyond typical treatment models to offer something truly unique and memorable that not only works but leaves an overall positive impression. With client-first and family-integrated treatment models for men pursuing recovery, we’re committed to providing cutting-edge treatment and compassionate care.
Insurance Coverage and Other Payment Options For Treatment At The Last Resort
Access to evidence-based and effective care is essential for successful recovery. At The Last Resort, we’re proud to partner with several major insurance providers as both an in-network and out-of-network provider. To determine your eligibility or discuss private pay options, choose one of the following options:
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Locations
When traveling in from out of town, either San Antonio, TX (SAT) or Austin, TX (AUS) airports would be appropriate for landing. If you plan on flying into another location or driving long distances, our admissions team is happy to help with any logistics.
Your individual treatment plan will determine the recommended length of stay. However, the average duration varies from 30-90 days, depending on your individual needs and history of substance use.