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Medication Assisted Treatment in New York City
Our patients are our focus, and we always put the quality of care above all else. Our medical facilities provide each step of care from detox, medical-assisted treatment, rehab, and recovery therapy.
Every patient is cared for in a safe, comfortable setting with individually centered attention for those seeking a life without addiction.
A team of specialists and doctors compassionately guides patients on the road to their recovery. Our dual diagnosis approach treats compulsive behavior with a combination of scientifically proven treatments and activities. We guide our patients to rediscover their inner strength and independence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an alcohol rehab center, and who is it for?
An alcohol rehab center is designed for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction and related substance use disorder concerns. It supports patients dealing with both physical dependence and mental health challenges by providing structured treatment in a safe, supportive environment. Alcohol rehab is appropriate for people experiencing withdrawal symptoms, ongoing substance use, or difficulty maintaining sobriety without professional support.
What types of addiction treatment do you offer?
We offer a full range of addiction treatment options, including inpatient treatment, inpatient rehab, and outpatient programs. Our rehabilitation services address substance use, psychiatric disorders, and co-occurring mental health conditions. Each treatment plan is customized to the individual and may include medical detox, psychiatric care, behavioral health therapy, and recovery support, all provided at our addiction treatment center.
How does addiction recovery work in a structured treatment program?
Addiction recovery begins with a comprehensive assessment and continues through a structured treatment program focused on healing the whole person. Patients receive medical and therapeutic care while learning coping skills that support lasting recovery. Treatment focuses on physical stability, emotional wellness, and addressing the underlying disorder driving substance use.
What is the difference between drug rehab and alcohol treatment?
Drug rehab focuses on recovery from drugs such as opioids, stimulants, or prescription medications, while alcohol treatment is specific to alcohol addiction. Both forms of rehab follow similar principles but differ in detox protocols, symptom management, and medical care based on the substance involved. Many patients require treatment for multiple substances at the same time.
Do you offer outpatient services for ongoing care?
Yes, outpatient programs are available for individuals who need continued support after inpatient treatment or who require flexible services while living at home. These programs allow patients to continue treatment, maintain recovery progress, and receive ongoing behavioral health support while managing work, family, and daily responsibilities.
What is inpatient rehabilitation, and when is it recommended?
Inpatient rehabilitation programs are recommended for individuals who need intensive care in a structured setting. Inpatient treatment is especially helpful for those experiencing severe substance use disorder, frequent relapse, withdrawal symptoms, or co-occurring psychiatric disorders. Patients live on site and receive round-the-clock medical and therapeutic support.
How does inpatient treatment support long-term success?
Inpatient treatment removes daily triggers and provides a highly supportive environment where patients can focus fully on recovery. Through therapy, medical monitoring, and structured programs, patients develop routines and coping strategies that promote long-term recovery, wellness, and stability beyond rehab.
What is aftercare planning, and why is it important?
Aftercare planning prepares patients for life after treatment by creating a clear discharge planning strategy. This includes outpatient services, continued psychiatric care, family support, and follow-up rehabilitation services. A strong treatment plan helps patients pursue healing, maintain recovery, and reduce the risk of relapse after leaving treatment.