Integrity House, one of New Jersey’s largest licensed not-for-profit providers of substance use disorder and mental health services, has earned national recognition once again, landing at No. 10 in New Jersey on Newsweek’s America’s Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers 2026 list.
This marks the third consecutive year that the organization has received the prestigious national honor.
Key highlights
- Milestone Recognition: Celebrates three straight years of national acknowledgment by Newsweek (in partnership with Statista).
- State Ranking: Secured the No. 10 spot among residential treatment facilities across New Jersey.
- Comprehensive Care: Serving more than 3,000 individuals annually through 16 CARF-accredited and licensed residential and outpatient treatment programs.
- Locations: Operates facilities and support programs across Kearny, Newark, Secaucus, Toms River, Morris Plains, and Paramus.
A legacy of community impact
Founded in 1968, Integrity House has spent nearly six decades providing critical care and recovery support to individuals who often face barriers to treatment, including those experiencing homelessness, individuals involved with the criminal justice system, and people facing complex, co-occurring diagnoses.
The organization’s broad continuum of care includes:
- Residential and outpatient addiction treatment
- Outpatient mental health services and primary care
- Gambling addiction services
- Supportive housing and housing support initiatives
- Outreach, prevention, and risk reduction programs
“Being recognized among New Jersey’s leading addiction treatment providers for the third consecutive year is especially meaningful because it reflects the consistency and quality of care our team works to provide every day,” Robert Budsock, president & CEO of Integrity House, said.
Produced in partnership with Statista, Newsweek’s annual ranking evaluates leading facilities based on a comprehensive methodology. The scoring model weighs a national online survey of medical professionals and addiction treatment managers (55%), facility credentials and accreditations (35%), care services data (5%), and patient reviews (5%). Out of thousands of options nationwide, the 2026 list recognizes 440 leading facilities across 25 states.
