State wants private rehab centers to report success rates

Substance use: treatment or residential data reporting.

Introduced· 2026-02-12

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This bill would force private drug and alcohol rehab centers to report their treatment numbers and outcomes to the state so people know what works.

Our take

What we think, in plain words.

Right now, the state collects good data on rehab centers that get government money. But private facilities do not always have to share how well their programs work or if they have open beds. This bill fixes that blind spot. It makes private treatment centers hand over their numbers so the state can track what is actually helping people recover. It is a smart step to make the rehab industry more honest without invading anyone's privacy.

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The facts

What the bill actually says, no spin.

Requires licensed drug and alcohol treatment centers to share outcome data with the state.
Centers must report how many people they treat and if they have open beds.
The state will keep all patient names and personal details completely private.
Centers that already share this data for government programs are excused from extra paperwork.
An earlier version of the bill included sober living homes, but they were removed from the final text.