New York Detox Clinics — Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Bridge Back to Life Center, founded in 1988, provides outpatient substance use treatment with locations across New York. The program offers specialized services for veterans, justice-involved individuals, employee assistance programs, and professionals. Bridge Back to Life also provides mobile treatment services and support for families and significant others. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

Long Island Treatment Center is a Joint Commission-accredited drug and alcohol treatment provider in Hicksville offering outpatient detoxification, a partial hospitalization program, intensive outpatient treatment and medication-assisted treatment. Its programming includes 12-step treatment, relapse prevention, and tracks for gambling and other behavioral health concerns. The center accepts private insurance.

Under Angels Wings Recovery Center provides intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment services in , NY. The program serves individuals struggling with addiction through structured treatment and support services.

ACI Rehab provides intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment in , New York. The center offers individualized addiction treatment through a person-centered approach, with services including group and individual therapy, relapse prevention, and community-based recovery support.

The Midtown Center for Treatment and Research, affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine, provides outpatient substance use treatment in Midtown Manhattan. Licensed by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) as a medically supervised program, it serves chemically dependent individuals and their significant others. The center is part of Weill Cornell's academic medical network, combining clinical care with research.

IDCC Coney Island is an intensive outpatient program operated by Interborough Developmental and Consultation Center, a Brooklyn nonprofit with over 30 years of service. The program treats acute mental illness and co-occurring substance use. It accepts Medicaid and Medicare.