Drug & Alcohol Assessment Services in New York

Catch a Falling Star is a community-based supportive housing and recovery program that provides structured residential stability for adults living with substance use disorders and co-occurring life challenges. Operated as a long-term supportive living environment rather than a short-term treatment facility, the program focuses on helping residents establish safety, routine, and personal accountability while engaging with recovery and community-based services.

The Addictions Care Center of Albany (ACCA) – Men’s & Women’s Stabilization & Rehabilitation is a long-term residential substance use recovery program in Albany that offers structured live-in care for adults whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily functioning, responsibilities and wellbeing. This program is part of ACCA’s broad continuum of care, spanning stabilization, rehabilitation, transitional housing, reintegration and other supports designed to help people change longstanding patterns and rebuild stability within daily life.

The Alcohol/Chemical Dependency Outpatient Program operated by the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe (SRMT) in Akwesasne, New York is a licensed, community-based outpatient substance use treatment service delivered through the Tribe’s Health Services Division at 404 State Route 37. It provides structured recovery support for adults and adolescents dealing with alcohol or drug use concerns while they continue to live at home and engage in daily responsibilities.

Peter Young Housing Industries Treatment’s Baywood Center is an outpatient substance use treatment and recovery support program in Queensbury, New York, operated under the nonprofit umbrella of Peter Young Housing Industries & Treatment (PYHIT). Rather than residential care, Baywood Center delivers structured clinical and peer-guided services in a community setting that helps adults address the impacts of alcohol or drug use while remaining in their everyday lives.

The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery – Syosset is a licensed outpatient addiction treatment program located in Syosset, New York. Part of The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery network, this outpatient clinic delivers structured clinical care and recovery support for adults and young adults whose substance use, including alcohol or drugs, has begun interfering with daily functioning, responsibilities, relationships, or emotional health while allowing them to remain connected to everyday life.

Eleanor Young Outpatient Clinic (EYOC) is an OASAS-approved outpatient substance use treatment program in Albany, New York, operated by Peter Young Housing Industries Treatment (PYHIT). The clinic provides structured, evidence-based outpatient care designed to help adults address alcohol or drug use and related mental health challenges while remaining engaged in daily life rather than entering residential care.

The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery in Hauppauge is a licensed outpatient substance use treatment and recovery support program that helps adults and young adults address alcohol and drug use while remaining in their everyday lives. Part of the Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery network and affiliated with Forge Health, the Hauppauge location provides structured, evidence-informed care without requiring residential placement.

The Addictions Care Center of Albany’s Men’s Rehabilitation & Reintegration Residence in Troy, NY is a long-term residential recovery program for adult men whose alcohol or drug use has deeply disrupted daily functioning, roles, work, housing, or relationships. It is part of ACCA’s broader continuum of care, spanning stabilization, rehabilitation, reintegration and transitional supports, all designed to help people not only stabilize but rebuild their lives in a recovery-oriented environment.

Anchor House Inc’s Men’s Facility in Brooklyn, NY is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program licensed by the New York State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) that provides immersive, structured care for adult men whose alcohol or drug use has deeply impacted daily life, work, relationships, or wellbeing. Rather than short clinical detox or outpatient counseling alone, this program situates recovery within consistent, live-in community living and daily routine.

Genesis Detox of Brooklyn offers medically supervised detox for all drugs and alcohol. The program minimizes withdrawal symptoms with 24/7 care provided by licensed medical staff, along with drug assessments to support recovery.

Brooklyn Adult & Teen Challenge is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program based in Brooklyn, NY that supports adults whose alcohol, drug use or other life-controlling behaviors have significantly disrupted daily life, work, relationships or stability. It is part of the original Teen Challenge network, one of the oldest and most expansive Christian-centered recovery movements in the world, providing immersive recovery work embedded within daily community and spiritual life rather than brief clinical care.

Anchor House Inc, Women’s Facility, is a long-term, residential addiction recovery program exclusively for adult women located in Brooklyn, NY. Licensed by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), this women-only site provides an immersive residential environment where recovery is integrated with daily life rather than delivered through brief or outpatient care alone.

TaperClinic is a virtual psychiatric care and tapering program that helps adults safely reduce or discontinue psychiatric medications (such as benzodiazepines, antidepressants, mood stabilizers, and antipsychotics) when long-term use has begun to affect the life they’re still living, including emotional wellbeing, daily routines, work, or relationships. Unlike traditional residential addiction centers, TaperClinic specializes in a remote, personalized tapering approach that lets people stay in their own environment while reducing medication risk and withdrawal symptoms.

Elev8 Centers is a network of substance use disorder treatment programs offering medical, therapeutic and rehabilitative care for adults whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily life, physical health, emotional wellbeing, relationships or stability. The organization provides inpatient rehabilitation, medically assisted detox, co-occurring mental health care and recovery-oriented programming in structured residential settings in New York City and New Jersey to support deeper, sustained recovery work.

The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery – Rego Park is an OASAS-licensed outpatient substance use treatment program located in Rego Park, Queens, offering structured clinical care for adults whose alcohol or drug use has begun undermining daily life, roles, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. It is part of The Kenneth Peters Center for Recovery network, which operates multiple outpatient facilities across New York and integrates evidence-informed recovery work into clients’ everyday routines rather than residential placement.

Catholic Charities of Oneida and Madison Counties, Men’s Rutger House, provides various support services, including halfway houses and residential programs with drug assessments and counseling.

Project Extreme is a nonprofit community organization that focuses on supporting at-risk teens and young adults (typically ages 13 to 21), including those struggling with addiction, mental health challenges, trauma, behavioral issues and life instability, through a blend of structured programs, crisis intervention and supportive living options rather than traditional clinical treatment alone. Its mission centers on empowering youth and helping families navigate complex challenges in a way that combines personal growth, community involvement and practical life skills.

The Addictions Care Center of Albany (ACCA) – Stabilization & Rehabilitation for Women is a long-term, residential substance use recovery program for adult women whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily functioning, roles, relationships or personal stability. ACCA is a nonprofit treatment provider with OASAS-certified residential services designed to help women stabilize, rehabilitate and begin rebuilding routines and coping skills within a structured live-in environment.

Long Island Center for Recovery is a licensed, medically supervised inpatient addiction treatment and rehabilitation facility in Hampton Bays, New York, serving adults whose alcohol or drug use has significantly disrupted daily life, roles, relationships and personal stability. The center provides a structured residential environment, including detoxification and inpatient rehab, where recovery work is anchored in clinical care, routine and personal growth rather than brief outpatient treatment alone.

The Addictions Care Center of Albany’s Men’s Stabilization & Rehabilitation Residence in Queensbury is a licensed, long-term residential recovery program for adult men whose alcohol or drug use has created significant disruption in daily life, responsibilities, relationships or functioning. This center is part of ACCA’s comprehensive continuum of care, spanning stabilization, rehabilitation, reintegration, transitional living and outpatient support, designed to help people make sustained behavioral change within structured residential settings.

SOS Interventions is a nationwide network of clinical intervention and recovery support professionals that helps individuals and the people closest to them confront patterns of problematic substance use and related behaviors. Rather than being a place people go to live away from life, this is a service people reach out to when denial, conflict, or family strain have become too heavy to carry in silence. SOS works with individuals, families, and workplaces to bring clarity and momentum to moments where change feels necessary but elusive.

Hoving Home, New York Home is a long-term residential addiction recovery program for women located on a scenic estate in Garrison, New York, operated by Hoving Home, a nonprofit Christian recovery ministry dedicated to helping women overcome substance use and other life-controlling challenges through structured community living, personal responsibility and spiritual support.

Friends of Bridge, Inc. is a community-based outpatient chemical dependency and substance use treatment center located in Valley Stream, New York that has served Nassau County and surrounding areas for more than five decades. The nonprofit organization provides structured, recovery-oriented programming designed to help people address alcohol or drug use within the context of their daily lives rather than through residential placement.