New York Treatment Centers

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Offering inpatient crisis care for drug and alcohol addicts (adult men and women), and long term supported housing for women in recovery. No one is turned away for an inability to pay for services.

Finger Lakes Area Counseling and Recovery Agency (FLACRA) provides addiction treatment, mental health services, and prevention programs across the Finger Lakes region of New York. Founded in 1973, FLACRA is a private not-for-profit agency offering residential services, outpatient treatment, medical services, youth and family programs, and care management.

Aurora Village, operated by Horizon Health Services, provides residential addiction treatment in Sanborn, New York. The program serves adults and offers individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, and aftercare planning. Aurora Village accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and military insurance.

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Hospital-based in- and outpatient detox and outpatient residential substance abuse care in the Bronx. Medicaid and private insurance.

OLV Human Services in Buffalo, New York provides residential substance use and behavioral health treatment as part of OLV Charities, a Catholic human-services organization. The program accepts Medicaid and Medicare.

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An affordable community based drug and alcohol rehab for adult men and women over the age of 21. Services are billed on a sliding scale, and Medicaid is accepted. Health and mental health care included. Dual diagnosis and HIV positive are welcome. In The Bronx.

Camelot of Staten Island runs a 45-bed intensive residential program for men with substance use disorders on the Sea View Hospital campus, opened in 2012. It is operated by Camelot Counseling, a 501(c)(3) non-profit licensed by the State of New York that has worked on Staten Island since 1971, when a group of local business people from the North Shore Kiwanis Club opened a storefront program for troubled young people. Camelot opened the island's first 25-bed substance use residential facility in 1992, and now also provides counseling for adults, adolescents, children and families, with adult outpatient services for men and women. Medicaid, private and military insurance, state funding, public assistance and self-pay are accepted, with a sliding scale.

Northpointe Council provides substance use treatment services in Niagara Falls, New York. The organization offers residential and outpatient programs for adults, including individual and group counseling with a focus on relapse prevention. Northpointe Council accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

Hope House, Inc. has provided addiction treatment services in New York's Capital District for over 55 years. Based in Albany with additional locations in Troy, it offers outpatient clinics, men's and women's recovery programs, supportive living, and specialized programming through the Bette Center and Elizabeth House. Hope House also provides gambling disorder treatment, which does not require a co-occurring substance use diagnosis for admission. Contact (518) 482-HOPE for admissions.

UPMC Chautauqua's Behavioral Health Wellness Center on Glasgow Avenue in Jamestown is part of UPMC Chautauqua, a 277-bed non-profit community hospital in southwestern New York within the UPMC health system. Its behavioral health service covers mental health care and addiction medicine across all three settings — inpatient, outpatient and residential — including inpatient and outpatient chemical dependency programs, so someone whose needs change does not have to move organizations to follow them. Being part of a general hospital also means psychiatric and addiction care sits alongside the medical specialties rather than apart from them. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay are all accepted.

Hope House is a residential substance use treatment program in Albany, New York, serving the Capital District for over 55 years. The nonprofit operates gender-specific residential recovery, outpatient clinics in Albany and Troy, and supportive living programs. It accepts Medicare.

Patricia Pond Hinckley, now operating as THRIVE Wellness, provides residential substance use treatment in Watertown, New York. THRIVE was formed in July 2024 from the merger of Credo Community Center for the Treatment of Addictions and Transitional Living Services of Northern New York. THRIVE provides person-centered community-based services focused on wellness and recovery. The organization accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, and state-financed coverage.

Glenwood House provides residential treatment in Queensbury, New York. The program serves adults and offers individual and group counseling, relapse prevention planning, and aftercare coordination.

Riverside Residential is a residential substance use treatment program operated by Twin County Recovery Services in Catskill, New York, offering supportive housing and treatment for men, women, and women with children.

Nassau University Medical Center, part of NuHealth, provides hospital-based detoxification and residential substance use treatment in East Meadow, New York. As a public teaching hospital on Long Island, NUMC offers comprehensive addiction medicine services including medically managed withdrawal, inpatient rehabilitation, psychiatric co-occurring care, and linkage to outpatient services upon discharge. The hospital serves a diverse patient population and provides financial assistance for eligible patients. Nassau University Medical Center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. As a public benefit corporation, NUMC is a safety-net hospital that serves patients regardless of ability to pay.

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First Step Center is Northpointe Council's residential withdrawal and stabilization program in Niagara Falls: 24 beds in all, seven of them medically supervised withdrawal beds and seventeen stabilization beds, staffed around the clock by nurses and counselors and offering both medical and non-medical detoxification. Northpointe Council is a not-for-profit human service organization governed by a board and membership, and it runs the wider service around this one — outpatient clinics treating adolescents and adults, and a Niagara Falls methadone program with early-morning dosing hours from 6am. Medication-assisted treatment for adults includes buprenorphine and Vivitrol. The organization states that services are covered by most insurances, with sliding-scale self-pay fees for people who are not covered.

Fairview Recovery Services is a private non-profit provider in Binghamton and the only licensed provider of long-term residential substance use disorder treatment in Broome County. It began in 1970, when the Fairview Inn — a Victorian house above the Susquehanna Valley — opened to three people affected by alcoholism, and it now runs New York State Part 820 stabilization and reintegration programs licensed by the Office of Addiction Services and Supports, including a residential reintegration program for women over 18. Alongside residential care it provides medication-assisted treatment, mental health services, vocational counseling, recreation therapy, case management, peer support and a continuum of housing programs. The program takes Medicaid and Medicare alongside private and military insurance and state funding.

Citizen Advocates Inc., operating as North Star, provides residential addiction treatment in Watertown, New York. The program serves adults and offers individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, and aftercare planning. Citizen Advocates accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and state-financed insurance.

East House in Rochester, New York has supported recovery from mental health and substance use disorders since 1966, marking 60 years of service. The organization provides residential recovery programs and community-based supportive services from its Monroe Avenue location, helping individuals achieve independence and stability.