New Haven County Treatment Centers

South Central Rehabilitation Center provides residential and outpatient substance use treatment in New Haven, Connecticut, operated by the non-profit Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center. The program serves adults and young adults with co-occurring mental health conditions and offers opioid treatment with methadone and buprenorphine alongside cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted.

The Patrick F. McAuliffe Center is Connecticut Renaissance's co-occurring residential programme at 70 Central Avenue in Waterbury. Connecticut Renaissance is a CARF-accredited non-profit corporation established in 1967 that runs residential, outpatient and community-based behavioural health, addiction and criminal-justice programmes for adults and adolescents across Fairfield and New Haven counties, including specialist treatment for problem gambling for adults 18 and over and family-based services for younger people affected by someone else's gambling. The organisation says most insurances are accepted and that a sliding fee scale is available for people who would otherwise have difficulty paying; Medicare, military insurance and state-financed coverage are also recorded for this location.

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McCall Behavioral Health Network provides residential substance use treatment at its Waterbury, Connecticut campus, serving adults for more than 50 years. The CARF-accredited program combines individual and group counseling with medication management and aftercare planning for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. McCall accepts private insurance and Medicare.

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15 month recovery drug and alcohol rehabs for adult men and women. The fees are affordable to all, and the therapy is faith-based. In New Haven.