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I have been going here since 2012, because I choose too. You don't have to go as long as myself, you go AT YOUR OWN PACE, WHATEVER IS BEST FOR YOU. My counselor Lisa is awesome. Jazzy is the best director that place has had also. If you are in the place in your life where you need to go to a treement center, this is a good one.
cheryl isgitt
3 months ago
A great place,staff and wonderful doctor and I couldn’t ask for anything more, the doctor, counselor, receptionist, nurse, and anyone else I’ve forgotten (but not really forgotten !) make this place more welcoming than I can express …. They are more kind and considerate than you could possibly imagine and I would recommend this facility to anybody wanting to make a change and change directions, in your own crossroad. May God truly and richly bless each and every person that works there !⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Bradley Cantrell
5 months ago
Crossroads changed my life & recommend them to anyone who is struggling. They make you feel j
I have been very happy with my experience over the last year at OMH, and I am so happy I took the step to get help.
Denise Painter
8 months ago
From my experience over months of working intensively to survive traumatic and complicated grief, everyone with whom I interact with at OMHC has been and continues to be compassionate, patient, and expert professionals. From the first day when I arrived and collapsed into a lobby chair with tears streaming and reality shifted from normal, I was rescued and cared for by these remarkable people. Working weekly with both a grief counselor and a physician, I discovered that the interplay between my underlying medical conditions and high functioning autism were being dramatically affected by the traumatic grief. This caused a period of reactive psychosis or shift from reality where nothing seemed real and I could once again see and speak with my recently departed mother. Without help, people with autism do not process grief like a neuro-normal and as such are more profoundly affected and can become very ill, like I had. The underlying adrenal insufficiency and narcolepsy, which were caused by prior damage to the pituitary and hypothalamus organs of the brain, are potentially life-threatening if not treated appropriately. Due to the autism and subsequent inability to process traumatic grief, my neurological medical conditions were thrown into disequilibrium. The result was daily adrenal crises and significant reduction in neurotransmitters of the brain. Some of these are responsible for higher brain function, such as the executive functions, namely decision making, reasoning abilities, cognitive processing of information (difficulty taking in and understanding information), and even impulse control. Insomnia. Inability to eat mainly because food didn't just taste a little off but rather it tasted rotten. The world seemed to be very far away and foggy. My head felt like a huge rock on my shoulders instead of my own head. My body felt weighed down and slow as if I were trying to slog my way through tar. But nothing mattered because of the deep depression that had settled in to stay for a long visit. This is when the world became dream-like and I could see momma again. I had been unable to locate grief counseling for many weeks since momma passed regardless of how hard I tried to find it and begged for help. There was nothing. But now, that no longer mattered because momma was back. For a very brief time, returning to the work that I loved and had worked nearly half my life to be able to do, now seemed like someone else's life. My medical leave was ending soon and I should be concerned about it. However, I was so satisfied and relieved to have mommy back home that I was unconcerned that the world had disappeared. We talked for hours everyday. When I went to the pharmacy for refills, as mommy was always reminding me when it was time to take my medicine, the pharmacist had heard I was looking for grief counseling and mentioned this place in a big building over there down that little road at the very end. I put the bag of medicine into my purse and seemed to float to the car and over to that place. I don't recall seeing any name on the building or a sign out front and wasn't sure I was where I was supposed to be. I was just so very tired and weak. I entered and saw comfortable chairs and collapsed into one. My memory is very hazy around some of these weeks but there are important aspects that rise above all of the heavy fog. These are very kind, genuinely kind people, I recall thinking. I'm being given some instructions and because they're obviously trying to help me, I will do as they ask. They're very kind, gentle, and warm people. During these days that stretched into weeks, life was a blur of ongoing crying jags that filled my head with such pain that it felt like it might crack open, conversely, I enjoyed many soothing talks with mommy. She was always waiting for me when I returned home. Gratitude and happiness filled me each time I saw her. Sadly, as I was improving, mommy was disappearing. I grieved again. I am here because I was first carried by and then allowed to lean on the remarkable and compassionate people at OMHC.
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I showed up 3 days into withdrawal and was hurting so bad. They helped me get my intake done quickly and got me medicated and feeling better. My counselor is great. JB has pushed me to complete goals and has just been a really great mentor. Overall RCC has changed/ and saved my life.
Stephanie Hawkins
8 months ago
I've been going to the clinic now for several months and this is my second attempt at sobriety by being in this clinic. The counselors here do really care and try to help the patients succeed in their efforts to stay off opiates.
Bartley Yancey
11 months ago
I was scrolling the web and I always check the reviews of places I have physically been seen at. I'm a single father now and i havent been able to post as much as i'd like. When I saw some of the comments they really well....pissed me off. Dr Craddock is one of the most caring DR/Pshyciatrist i have encountered in my recovery. I started in 2008 in Seneca,SC and quickly moved to Recovery Concepts with Dr Craddock. Just to put it all plainly. There was never a time anything was offered to me that i didnt have to take the assesment for or bring up first. He never said try these THATS BULL. They don't just hand out any medications if they are deemed nessicary and you bring them up the administer an assesment on you and you may or may not have ADHD or anxiety. I in fact do have and will always have SUD, anxiety and adult ADHD. I will say it again for those in the back. He is a great DR/Pshciatrisrt but they dont make you take the medication and they certainlly dont bring it up. Hope this clears the BS away from him.
I struggled with addiction for 20+ years. Thanks to southwest Carolina treatment center I’ve been clean for 4 years. Everyone at the clinic is nice. Sterling is down to earth and easy to talk to. He cares about the people he works with. He genuinely wants to know how you are doing. Everyone at the clinic is very helpful ,hopeful, and I get to feeling that they genuinely care about helping curve addiction in our community. 10/26/25 still using this same clinic, sterling is no longer there . Vick is my counselor now and he's awesome. He doesn't rush and takes the time to talk with me for as long as I need . This place saved my life literally. If you need help and have been unsuccessful at treatment several times please do yourself a favor and get to a clinic who offers out patient therapy.
Brian & Rene Jordan
4 months ago
Everyone here is so nice and helpful!
Chris Petty
5 months ago
My treatment plan through SWCTC saved my life. I'd never heard of methadone and a friend told me about it. I was in denial and had spent so much money and time finding drugs. My whole existence depended on getting my pills. I wanted to stop and prayed for a way. I've been clean for 22 years now. If you really want to stop, call SWCTC or a clinic near you to make an appointment so you too can get help without going through a horrific withdrawal.
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Adult ProgramYoung Adult Program
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The home has changed my life! 30 acres of holy ground where miracles happen daily. Truly a life saver for myself and hundreds of other men who truly want to recover from drug and alcohol abuse. Being willing and open is the key to this though. If you see negative reviews it's truly because the individual wasn't open to change and a renewal of heart and mind. Alex is like a father figure to me and I've made several brothers in Christ and recovery from the home. God is truly good all the time. It's up to US to be open to change and then walk into Gods will for our lives.
Jeremy Kilby
3 months ago
Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is Freedom. It works if you work it, 100% guarantee.
John Nettleton
3 months ago
It's a great place honestly it's a learning experience mixed with a very caring person in charge. Umm the place is not a bad place,umm works with you if you want to work with them. I have never experienced a better opportunity or place to or experience God or even get clean on the middle of nowhere which is key but it's necessary to though
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Adult ProgramYoung Adult Program
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I don't have firsthand experience with treatment here but I can say this is the only place in Toccoa including the "health department" where people are unashamed to talk about HIV prevention and harm reduction. I also know that the staff here go through a lot standing for what they believe is right including police harassment and intimidation for running a program that is 100 percent legal.
Jonathan Post
7 years ago
Good but slooowwww
Ardis E
7 years ago
Staff is very professional treats you well instead of like an outcast. Counselors work with you and really try to help you.
I was absolutely welcomed . I was taken by the testimonies of all the graduating women who still participate in group activities and get together. I was blown away by the many different programs and different stages of recovery on the entire property . I am truly drawn to the precense of the Holy Spirit and his Glory working in and through this ministry.
Christi Tedesco
1 year ago
New Beginnings Inc. Saved my mothers life, Charlen Rowe. We have never been this close, and God restored our relationship. All ever wanted was to have a godly bond with my Mama. I can't wait to see my mother. Thank you, New Beginning INC. For opening you door to my mother. It's been 2 years now and I really want to see my mom. This world needs more places like this.
Twisted American
2 years ago
Great,caring people! New Beginnings for women in need.
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Penfield has saved my life. It’s taught me so much about addiction and how to cope with all the struggles it can lead to. The counselors are such amazing, kindhearted people. They truly care about making a difference for everyone there. They have went far above and beyond anything I could’ve ever imagined. I highly recommend anyone seeking treatment to attend Penfield.
Brittany Adams
3 years ago
I will recommend this Christian facility to everyone! There is a family & home type atmosphere that melts even the toughest heart. I learned so much to use in our ministry & God continues to abide with me & teach me new things daily. Penfield uses knowledge, education, personal experiences, fun, day to day work ethics while encouraging personal pride in oneself. I was amazed at the chemical products made available to our young & older alike. Chemical dependency comes in many forms. Social media, mental indiscretions, and so many things sway us today that I feel Penfield helps me understand it from a personal point of view. We attempt to reach out in a good way to those in need & I use so much of the written classroom lessons. But, it has taken me aback at how easily the world can pull us back down. God’s word KJV, shows me the real light that we must cling to daily. 🙏❤️
I have been here 3 times. Once with my parents at 16, 2nd time around 2020, and finally back at it after moving back to GA. They are truly amazing and I have been there a year already and it's crazy how I'm finally getting the help I need. Dr. C is truly amazing and I adore him. And my therapist Andrea is outstanding. Even my caseworker Jessica goes above and beyond to help me with where I need to go and get done.
Amazing place and always will be.
I wuznt lookn forward to doing adsap @ 1zt. Turnz out I luvv it. They really help people set goalz to stay sober. I'm recently @ tha bridge center and look forward to going to adsap every week. Great fellowship and kommunity.
Joyouz Jaymz
1 year ago
My counselors name was Cheryl, she was informative, comfortable, understanding and very professional. By far one of the best counselors I have ever had the chance of meeting. Keep up the fantastic work.
Deano Pellegrini
Angela Pellegrini (Angie)
1 year ago
Molly is hands down the best counselor anyone could ever ask for. You can tell she loves her job and unlike most, she listens to you.. If you're looking for someone who cares, listens and makes you feel heard Molly is your counselor! I would give more than 5 stars if I could.
Lori at the front desk is amazing! No matter how long I go without having to be a patient at Avita she always goes above and beyond to help me when I need help! I love her so much & I'm thankful she is still there!!
Ashley Hicks
3 months ago
Avita is amazing, from the office staff to counselor and Dr. C, they have done a wonderful job with my daughter and I. Even during the most emergent situations. Thank you for being there for us always. We love each and everyone one of you.
Native Nitemares
2 years ago
Everyone here is really nice. They go out of their way to help people.
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Friendly workers and an awesome place to shop! A great place to donate too.
Barbara Cavender
3 months ago
This is a Holy place for men with addictions. Believe it! If you have an empty place in your heart and are willing to listen. Christ will fill that void and you will be a new creation!
Bud Williford
5 months ago
A place for a man to have Christ transform your life.
This place helped me find purpose again, man. The workouts, group talks, and real convos about identity hit deep. I was lost after my injury, now I mentor younger guys here. Some parts felt a bit rigid, but overall it gave me hope and direction.
Tyrone B.
9 months ago
After injuring my back on the job, I spiraled into opioid addiction and it nearly tore my family apart. Coming to Shepherd’s Hill gave me a fresh start. The counselors really cared and helped me work through the emotional stuff, not just the addiction. I liked that I could still talk with my wife and kids, it kept me grounded. Wish they had more physical therapy options for chronic pain though. The campus is peaceful and the staff were supportive. This place helped me find my feet again.
Jason R.
1 year ago
I would not be the person I am today if it was not for Shepherds hill. The truth is they love all who come there and treat them with love and care. they are not perfect but they are doing their very best. And they need as much love and support at this time they are a part of me now and they have given me a family and a home. Thanks to my wonderful parents and the amazing staff at SHA I am so proud to be a daughter of God, A woman, and a Confident African american. Thanks to the Grove Baptist church and their relationship with SHA I am in the school I wanted to go to and I'm ahead in my school. For anyone that reads this please fight for them and encourage them. Support this amazing family and give them the love that they deserve! please Fight with us.
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Thank you to the entire staff of Pickens Mental Health Clinic. Y'all have been so good to me. I'm healing and you all helped get my healing journey started. Thank you! Chris Christopher is amazing as well as Dawn Watkins! ❤️ ~Stef
Betty Carey
3 months ago
Doctor Nigamatov is the very best. Idk where I’d be today without him. 9 years. He’s wonderful!
Angie The Red
10 months ago
Love Dr. N! He has helped my daughter so much. If you can get past his awkwardness then you will love him!
This review is specifically because of Christy, the receptionist. We have been trying to make an appointment for my son for over a month. Left multiple messages, and we’re always told they’d call him back in 3-4 days. Well no call backs after a month. I spoke with Christy today and she was very helpful, understanding and patient. I believe someone will reach out soon and get my son the help he needs. Thank you Christy!
Danielle F
4 months ago
I like coming here because they help me very much. I like my therapist a lot. He’s very nice and helps me out a lot. They care about me a lot here.
Katie Fore
10 months ago
I’ve been going here for years the staff always helps me even if my therapist (Nathan ) ain’t in . Speaking of Nathan he’s probably the best that they have , he is well down to earth and cares about his patients . Even the nurses are very caring , so are the doctors there . We crack jokes and stuff to make it easier to deal with . From me there’s complaints
I could not be more grateful for the care I received here. The staff are amazing and will make sure that you are always comfortable. You will be respected, heard, and treated with dignity. You won't be dismissed, all your questions will be answered. Be completely honest so that you can receive the exact care that you need. You could not ask for better accomodations or understanding. The environment is immediately welcoming. Its quiet, peaceful. They have everything you need, you really just need clothing. (Its a bit chilly, bring hoodies and fuzzy socks) There are even laundry facilities. You will be provided with a vape or nicotine patches if you use nicotine products. You may rest as much as you need, the staff will let you sleep through the night, vitals are during the day. You can call your family, except for during group meetings. No visitors, but the stay is short. The counselors and peer support specialists are very honest, open, and eager to help you with your personal journey, without being pushy or making you feel rushed. Whether faith based or evidence based care is right for you, that is your choice. There are options for both approaches!
The idea of group meetings was terrifying for me, an introvert, an addict full of shame and guilt. You are not obligated to contribute, that was reassuring. But I was surprised at myself for wanting to contribute and engage. It was a bit sad leaving. While here, I was not just a junkie, just an alcoholic, a lost cause, all of the negative adjectives I used to describe myself. I wasn't the things my family called me. I wasn't an echo of the childhood I lost. I wasn't an empty, lonely vessel on autopilot. I was a person. A human. Im more than my story, but sharing our perspectives and caring for each other felt like being part of a family. A family where you aren't the black sheep. It was almost overwhelming to feel that kind of support and HOPE. Ill be honest; When I came in, i wasn't ready to get help. The timing was just right. But very quickly that changed. They made me want to be better. Not for recognition or pats on the back. Not for attention or brownie points. They made me want it because they made me see I deserve it, I deserve to live a good life and be happy. If you are thinking about making some changes, please come here. What do you have to lose?
Jade Fox
4 months ago
I didn't think I was ready. But when I went to the facility I knew it was the right choice. Great employees great structure and a lot of support from everyone
Mandy Hopper
1 year ago
They always look after you during your most troubled time
My son went through the program and has truly benefited from it, from start to finish. Even though he will always be an addict, he will also, always be connected to the people that came along side him through this amazing program, I can not say enough good about everyone I personally met there, from the staff, to the recovered on staff and the clients. Thank you ALL for being there for Joshua. Much love in Christ always.
Tracy Pridgeon
3 months ago
this place is truly saving my life. Learning things here I would never be able to learn anywhere else. My connection with God is stronger than ever now 💪 THANK YOU SOLUTIONS!!!!
Jacob Blackstock
4 months ago
I am so very thankful for everything you do in your program from start to end. It has been a game changer for my son who has battled addiction for a few years. I see the spark back in his eyes and a joy and excitement towards his future you’ve given him the tools to be successful. You’ve given him the tools to cope, but most of all you’ve given him hope towards his future. He’s halfway through the program and has nothing but great things to say thank you so very much. I wish you were in many more locations to assist other people that need help and think there’s no hope in sight not just for the addict but for the families as well God bless you much love, and appreciation.!
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I honestly would of gave it a 5 star. But a couple of staff were not nice to me. It was mostly night shift. One made fun of me Stimming and i have Autism. She laughed at me stimming on my tippy toes. Jenesia a tech is very rude. Told me i couldn’t go on my tippy toes. That its not allowed, but thats my way of coping/stimming. That i needed a doctor’s order. Which i didn’t i talked to the doctor. I understand the reason why they have to keep the doors open all night. But they could of at least dimmed the lights. It kept going in my eyes and waking me up. I didnt get much sleep being there. That doesn’t help me with my physical conditions.
Now for the compliments. Unit 2 overall is such a good unit. I did get treated like a human being I felt safe, and supported. Not like the other ones i have been to that made me feel horrible like we weren’t human beings. Dr.Feldman Lance, now hes the best doctor I have had in any mental health facility. He actually listens to u(if ur not mean or give attitude) and he gets things done. He is also so sweet and very nice, and understanding. I don’t like talking alone to males but with him I was ok. He is nice and gave a nice vibe! Megan the tech is another great staff member! She made me feel safe while I was there. I could talk to her about anything! She was just there! Shes so nice too. Then there is Abby another tech. Shes super nice as well! She helped me calm down . She let me keep stimming on my tippy toes even when other staff said i couldn’t. That made me cry and get upset because they said I couldn’t. But she calmed me down! She is a really good one. And then there is Kenzie the therapist. She was very nice! She cared alot! She listened and helped me understand what I was confused about. She was so sweet! Then there was a group therapist named Kathleen. Oh boy she helped so much! I loved attending her groups when i could of. I am actually going to take what she told us and work on it in my therapy sessions! She made sure everyone got there questions asked. She was really nice because the group room door slams, and I get overwhelmed with that. She made sure it didn’t slam. But overall I would definitely recommend this facility! Now it is different experiences for everyone!
Adelaida Quinones
3 months ago
I was broken when I arrived. The staff at CCBH listened to me and gave me real tools I can use to fix myself. Special love to Med techs Micah, Dragna, and Matteson for their help and support during my stay in Unit 8. It is truly appreciated and will not be forgotten.
Wayne Dorr
3 months ago
Great place. Professional staff. Clean facility. Go sooner than later!
I experienced significant personal and professional harm after being wrongly accused of trying to submit fraudulent documents for your conditional discharge program completion, despite ultimately proving your innocence to the judge with verified records and testimony from your counselor. The situation was compounded by the program director’s background as a former federal agent, which created an environment of suspicion and contributed to your ordeal. Over the 9 months you were forced to wait for your hearing, your job prospects suffered, your reputation was compromised, and your mental health declined—while leadership chose not to address these issues transparently. There executive leadership definitely has eithical concerns.
Jay
4 months ago
Amazing place. Come to find answers, solutions, and hope. Our family was offered excellent free counseling.
Miriam Alonso
1 year ago
Reached out to an advisor for help..I was told they would call me back.. that was almost a week ago. Addiction for an individual is life and death…Addiction for the family is also life and death..to reach out and receive no help after being told to call whenever we needed help… I don’t get it… absolutely hurtful and sad.
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Truthfully and honestly, my husband and I are beyond words when it comes to expressing our gratitude. The care, the time, the effort, and the support that the Veterans organization provides for veterans is simply incredible. It is truly a blessing to have them walk alongside us the way they have.
May God bless them abundantly and provide them with everything they need. They have been such a blessing to so many families—especially ours. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all that you do for us. We will always continue to say: may God bless the veterans. In Jesus’ name, Amen
Anthony and Alicia Pedraza
I just got home from a month treatment at this fabulous place! I cried, I didn’t want to leave! If you are someone serious, really serious about your recovery-and want as much knowledge as possible to treat the horrible disease of addiction-then you can’t go wrong going to Black Bear! As long as you’re willing to put in the work? This place is healing for the soul! I learned more about myself& my addiction in 30days than I’ve learned being somewhere 6mths! The sister/brotherhood that’s formed, the staff, the therapists, the cabins, the food…SO MUCH right!! I can’t sing their praises enough!
Amy Smith
3 months ago
Great staff. Very insightfull and inspiring. I recommend anyone seeking therapy to refer to Black Bear Lodge before rehab.
Arthur “Jay” Martin
3 months ago
This place is amazing. The staff is wonderful, empathetic, and kind. Would definitely send a friend or loved one here. Shoutout Tilly and Jade.
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South Carolina is ranked 37th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $57,774.
$142kMedical Detox
$51kInpatient Rehab
$8kOutpatient Rehab
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The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in South Carolina vary widely and depend on several factors, including:
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The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.
These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.
Average Cost of Treatment in South Carolina vs. the National Average
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$57,774
National Average
$57,193
Cost of Drug Rehab in South Carolina vs. Nearby States
Compare Cost of Treatment in Top South Carolina Cities
South Carolina
$57,774
Charleston
$64,864
Columbia
$60,780
North Charleston
$58,537
How to Pay for Addiction Treatment in South Carolina?
There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in South Carolina. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in South Carolina that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in South Carolina.
112 accept self-payment or cash
90 accept private health insurance
9 offer free treatment
90 accept South Carolina Medicaid coverage
34 accept Medicare
72 offer low-cost treatment
47 offer sliding-scale fees
39 accept TRICARE coverage
Insurance for Drug Rehab in South Carolina
Aetna is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in South Carolina, with 111 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Blue Cross Blue Shield is the 2nd most popular with 106 treatment centers accepting it followed by UnitedHealth Group in 3rd accepted by 102 drug rehabs.
South Carolina Rehab Admissions in 2023
South Carolina is ranked 17th nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 549 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is lower than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.
The following are the number of South Carolina rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.
10,504
Alcohol
5,323
Marijuana
1,875
Heroin
2,013
Other Opiates
1,803
Meth
1,062
Cocaine
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).
Drug Overdoses in South Carolina in 2024
South Carolina is ranked 16th nationwide in terms of annual drug overdoses, with an average of 36.4 overdoses per 100,000 population and a total of 1,991 overdoses in 2023.
Opioid abuse accounted for 78% of all drug overdoses in South Carolina, with a total of 1,557 opioid overdoses in 2024.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Provisional drug overdose death counts. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Narcotics Violations and DUIs in South Carolina
Narcotics Violations
South Carolina is ranked 3rd for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 803 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is higher than the National Average of 421.
All values are per 100,000 population.
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.
DUIs
South Carolina has the 30th highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 203 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 10,901 total DUI arrests).
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