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Utica Drug Rehabs & Treatment
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Utica, New York
Outpatient RehabOpioid Treatment Program
Beacon Center has provided behavioural health treatment in the Mohawk Valley since 1990 and is certified by both the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) and the New York State Office of Mental Health. At 1508 Genesee Street in Utica the organisation runs an opioid treatment programme offering methadone and other medication-assisted treatment, named on its own site for this address, together with outpatient substance use and mental health counselling, an intensive outpatient programme for people who need more than standard outpatient care, the Compass Program and peer support services for Oneida County and surrounding areas. Recorded payment options include Medicare, private and military insurance, state-financed coverage and self-pay.
Utica, New York
Treatment Center
Monarch provides an intensive outpatient program (IOP) in Utica, New York. The facility accepts Medicare and private insurance.
Utica, New York
Treatment Center
McPike Addiction Treatment Center provides residential treatment in Utica, New York. The program accepts Medicaid and Medicare and Medicaid and private insurance.
Utica, New York
$$$$48 bedsTreatment Center
In Utica, a 48 bed residential drug treatment facility for adult men and women, and dual diagnosis adults. Duration of stay varies based on need. No one will be denied services for an inability to pay.
Utica, New York
$$$$Treatment CenterSober Living Home
Offering faith-based residential detox for men and women and long term supportive housing for men. Affordable fees, and payment assistance is available for those in need. in Utica.
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