Clean website-source content
Indexes cleaned program, admissions, FAQ, aftercare, family support, treatment, and contact pages for providers that have passed source cleanup.
Ask plain-language questions about detox, residential treatment, outpatient programs, aftercare, admissions, family support, locations, and provider contact details. The directory covers more providers than the clean website-source index, so some listings may show directory information only.
Get a plain-language answer first. Some providers are directory-only until their websites are clean-indexed.
It combines a broader structured provider directory with a smaller clean website-source index. Visitors can find directory listings across Canada, then review original source pages where clean indexed content is available.
Indexes cleaned program, admissions, FAQ, aftercare, family support, treatment, and contact pages for providers that have passed source cleanup.
Creates short answers from the directory and clean source pages, with links so visitors can verify details directly.
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Atlantic Canada, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut are active in the directory. Clean website-source coverage is being expanded province by province.
Explore the Canada-wide rehab directory visually. Markers show directory provider names, province, city, and official website links. Map coverage is directory-based, not limited to the clean vector index.
Map markers are generated from the AddictionTube directory JSON, not only from the vector database. Providers without exact latitude/longitude are grouped by known city coordinates or shown at a province-level fallback point, so visitors should still confirm the exact address directly with each provider.
The directory is loaded from a separate JSON file, grouped by province/territory, and sorted alphabetically by rehab name. It includes more providers than the current clean vector source index.
The directory interface covers active provinces and territories. Clean indexed website-source coverage is smaller and is being expanded; Quebec is intentionally held back for later bilingual review.