Government funding, Young adults in New York
161 facilities in 84 cities match. 656 facilities in New York in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in New York
84 cities, alphabetical. 58 have a single facility.
- Albany3
- Astoria1
- Auburn1
- Batavia2
- Blauvelt3
- Brentwood3
- Bronx9
- Brooklyn11
- Buffalo7
- Camillus1
- Catskill1
- Clifton Springs1
- Cortland1
- Dunkirk1
- East Amherst1
- East Hampton1
- Elmont1
- Evans Mills1
- Ferndale1
- Freeport2
- Fulton1
- Garden City1
- Glens Falls1
- Hannibal1
- Hempstead4
- Hicksville3
- Hudson1
- Huntington1
- Huntington Station1
- Ithaca1
- Jamaica3
- Jamestown1
- Kingston1
- Levittown1
- Lockport3
- Long Island City1
- Lowville1
- Lyons1
- Malone1
- Massapequa1
- Massena1
- Merrick1
- Mexico1
- Middletown1
- Mount Kisco1
- New Rochelle1
- New York12
- Newark2
- Newburgh3
- Newfane1
- Niagara Falls2
- Northport1
- Ogdensburg1
- Orchard Park3
- Oswego2
- Peekskill2
- Poughkeepsie1
- Queensbury1
- Richmond Hill1
- Ridgewood1
- Riverhead2
- Rochester4
- Rockville Centre1
- Ronkonkoma1
- Roosevelt1
- Sanborn1
- Schenectady1
- Smithtown3
- Staten Island6
- Suffern1
- Syosset1
- Syracuse3
- Tonawanda1
- Troy1
- Utica1
- Valley Stream2
- Walton1
- Wappingers Falls1
- Watertown4
- Watkins Glen1
- White Plains1
- Woodmere1
- Wyandanch1
- Yonkers1
Types of care
- Detox in New York122
- Inpatient and residential in New York236
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in New York158
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in New York0
- Outpatient in New York453
- Opioid treatment programs in New York85
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. New York publishes its own list of licensed providers.