19 facilities: 14 outpatient, 6 intensive outpatient, 6 residential, 7 detox, 2 opioid treatment programs. 19 accept Medicaid, 11 Medicare, 18 private insurance; 13 have a sliding fee scale. Narrow by the kind of care, how you will pay, and the medications a program offers.
Claimed listings first, then alphabetical.
220 Heberton Avenue, 10302
56 Bay Street, 10301
1688 Victory Boulevard, 10314
460 Brielle Avenue, 10314
273 Heberton Avenue, 10302
1268 Forest Avenue, 10302
4521 Arthur Kill Road, 10309
323 Oakland Avenue, 10310
1150 South Avenue, 10314
14 Slosson Terrace, 10301
1130 South Avenue, 10314
530 Sharrotts Road, 10309
1915 Forest Avenue, 10303
1915 Forest Avenue, 10303
777 Seaview Avenue, 1st Floor, 10305
111 Water Street, 10304
392 Seguine Avenue, 10309
450 Seaview Avenue, 10305
3911 Richmond Avenue, 10312
Outpatient means regular appointments while living at home. Intensive outpatient is several hours a day, several days a week. Partial hospitalization is most of the day, most days, going home at night. Residential means living at the facility. Detox is medical care while the body clears a substance. An opioid treatment program is certified to dispense methadone and other medications for opioid use.
Payment lists what a facility reports accepting. Call the facility to confirm coverage. A sliding fee scale means the fee depends on income. New York publishes its own list of licensed providers.