Hudson / Treatment for alcoholism
1Campral, outpatient, residential
Treatment for alcoholism New York
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Treatment for alcoholism New York at Lexington Center for Recovery in Suffern both administers alcohol medication and accepts a prescription written somewhere else. Settings are outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization plus OTP chairs. New Directions IP in Port Jervis is the hospital detox door when the drinks have to stop first.
Lexington Suffern writes alcohol medication and takes it from elsewhere
Lexington Center for Recovery treats substance use. Settings add PHP on top of OTP chairs. The house both writes alcohol medication and accepts it written off-site. Payment assistance and a sliding fee are printed. A recovery coach, housing, and self-help groups sit on that Suffern card. Sign language is listed.
Special programs name adolescents through seniors, including pregnant and postpartum women.
New Directions Port Jervis as the alcoholism detox week
New Directions IP lists alcohol, benzodiazepine, and opioid detoxification with medication. The house writes alcohol medication on the hospital inpatient card. Care adds adult serious mental illness. Sign language is listed.
That is the withdrawal week. Treatment, if it continues, starts after.
Restorative Management Middletown as the IOP chair
Restorative Management Corp keeps intensive outpatient plus OTP settings. The house is private for-profit. A sliding fee is printed, then Medicaid, TRICARE, private insurance, and cash. Alcohol medication is accepted when written elsewhere.
Middletown is an Orange County city on that Restorative card.
CASA Trinity Elmira as CARF plus Campral
CASA Trinity - CCCBHC writes Campral and disulfiram on an outpatient card, with CARF and a sliding fee. Ages run from children through seniors. A peer and employment counseling sit on that Elmira card.
OASAS Part 822 is the outpatient paper.
Twin County Hudson as the pharmacy line
Twin County Recovery Services Inc writes Campral, disulfiram, and both buprenorphine forms, plus both naltrexone forms and injectable buprenorphine. The house administers alcohol medication. A peer sits on that Hudson card.
Testing is a breathalyzer, oral fluid, and urine.
Adults, seniors, and trauma on an alcoholism card
Lexington lists adolescents, young adults, adult women, pregnant and postpartum women, adult men, and seniors. New Directions lists young adults, adults, and seniors. CASA Trinity lists children through seniors.
Ask the age band. The AGE field lags the hallway.
Aftercare once the drinks stop
Lexington prints a recovery coach and housing. Charles Street Residence in Cortland prints discharge planning, naloxone education, and a follow-up on a halfway-house card. MAT written elsewhere is accepted.
Ask who writes the next week before the last group.
Suffern, Port Jervis, Middletown, and Elmira
Suffern holds Lexington. Port Jervis holds New Directions. Middletown holds Restorative Management. Elmira holds CASA Trinity. Hudson holds Twin County. Cortland holds Charles Street Residence.
Hudson can open the Suffern file or another city row.