Niagara County Drug Rehabs & Treatment

Newfane House of Hope is a residential recovery program in Newfane, New York, affiliated with Save the Michaels of the World, a nonprofit founded in 2011 after the opioid-related death of 20-year-old Michael David Israel. The program provides residential substance use treatment with linkage to treatment and transportation support. It accepts Medicare, private insurance, military coverage, state funding and self-pay.

First Step Center, operated by Northpointe Council in Niagara Falls, is a 24-bed residential substance use program that runs around the clock. It combines seven medically supervised withdrawal beds with seventeen stabilization beds, providing medical and non-medical detoxification under nursing and counseling staff. The program accepts Medicare, private insurance and military insurance.

Northpointe Council provides person-centered prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery services for substance use disorders across the Greater Niagara area. Its residential First Step Center offers detoxification and stabilization, alongside outpatient counseling, methadone maintenance, and family and couples counseling. The nonprofit also runs school-based prevention, impaired-driver and employee-assistance programs.

First Step Center, operated by Northpointe Council, Inc., provides residential substance use treatment in Niagara Falls, New York. The program is part of a continuum that also includes outpatient care and methadone maintenance for people affected by substance use disorders. The center accepts Medicare, private insurance and military coverage.

Sundram Manor is a men's reintegration program operated by Caz Recovery (Cazenovia Recovery Systems) near downtown Niagara Falls, New York. Certified by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), the program serves up to 17 men in recovery, with onsite individual and group counseling and support for residents pursuing work, education, or volunteer goals. Sundram Manor accepts private insurance, Medicare, and military insurance (TRICARE).