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A 68-bed inpatient residential medically supervised treatment facility. Provides 24-hour care to men and women who need support, counseling, observation, nursing, and medical care to achieve initial stabilization from drug and/or alcohol withdrawal. Typical stays are 7-14 days with possible extended stay to 28 days for co-occurring mental health or medical disorders. Supportive services offered to enrolled patients include individual, group, and family counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, trauma informed care, drug screening, education regarding addiction and disease management, health education, suboxone treatment, continued medication assisted treatment, medical evaluation and follow up as needed, self-help involvement, relapse prevention, overdose prevention education, and discharge planning. ##REENTRY##

Democratically run supportive living for persons in recovery from drug and/or alcohol addiction. Use of drugs or alcohol, disruptive behavior, and non-payment of rent are causes for dismissal from the house.

A 25-bed residential treatment facility located on the Horizon Village campus that provides specialized behavioral treatment services for veterans, first-responders, and civilians with PTSD and addiction disorders. Veterans are linked with Vet One Stop and Compeer services. Clinicians are trained in EMDR to address PTSD symptoms. Provides medication assisted treatment: Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol. ##Veteran##

Assists in placing the individuals into apartments in the area. Individuals are monitored by staff to ensure a smooth transition back into independent living and to ensure their stability in recovery. While residing in a Supportive Living apartment setting, participants focus their plans for recovery with additional emphasis on their educational and vocational goals. Through intensive case management and addiction recovery support, the program staff seeks to empower supportive living residents to nurture their recovery, evaluate, develop, and maintain systems of support, search for and acquire permanent housing, and prepare them for living in permanent housing.

Provides comprehensive treatment, recovery, and support services for individuals and families impacted by mental health and substance use challenges. Services offered include individual and group counseling, medical and psychiatric care, family support coordination, addiction medicine consultations, opiate overdose prevention training, recovery coaching and peer support services, care coordination, community outreach and education, harm reduction services, a therapy dog program, and more. For additional information or to discuss available services, please contact the Admissions team at 716‑831‑1800. ##REENTRY##

* Provides individuals and families with outpatient medical services, including: Primary and preventive care. Pediatrics and family medicine. Dental care. Obstetric/gynecologic care. Geriatrics. Podiatry. Nutrition. Immunizations. Speech and hearing screening. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)/opioid addiction services. Short term mental health and addiction services. Optometry - vision and glaucoma testing, prescriptions for eyeglasses, diabetic eye screenings and more.

Free Narcan kits with training. Open access and walk-ins welcome during business hours.

Works with service providers to enhance linkages to existing services and to connect families to supportive services.

* Offers substance use evaluations and treatment referrals to: Detox.Inpatient.Residential.Outpatient.* Coordinates transportation to the treatment facility. * Provides lived experience through peer support. * Provides education and information as well asNarcan training and kits.

* Offers Licensed Congregate Treatment Programs.* Offers Apartment Treatment Programs that prepare individuals to live independent in the community.* Offers a Scattered-Site Supportive Housing program that secures permanent housing for individuals with a mental illness, those with a dual diagnosis, or those who are homeless, have history of homelessness also with a mental health/dual diagnosis through SPOA or Self referral. Not an Emergency Shelter.* Offers Community Residence - Single Room Occupancy (CR-SRO) programs providing housing in a service-enriched, recovery-oriented setting.

An evidenced based harm reduction approach that helps students decrease high risk drinking, the negative outcomes associated with heavy drinking and increase healthier choices. Brief intervention conducted over the course of two sessions.

Working to reduce the availability and accessibility of commonly abused prescription and over-the-counter medications through education and access to consistent disposal locations Drug Take Back events twice a year (last Saturdays in April and September) Kiosk Drop Boxes at five locations: Cortland County Sheriff Department (54 Greenbush City of Cortland) Cortland City Police Department (25 Court Street City of Cortland) Village of Homer Police Department (43 James St Homer) SUNY Cortland Campus Police Department (Van Hoesen Hall Rm C-17, SUNY Cortland Campus) Guthrie Cortland Medical Center 134 Homer Ave Main EntranceCPR works to reduce the availability and accessibility of commonly abused prescription and over-the-counter medications through education and access to consistent disposal locations. Four drop boxes at: Cortland City Police Dept., Cortland County Sheriff's Dept., Homer Police Dept., and SUNY Cortland Campus Police Station are available so unused medication can be disposed of 24/7. Local medication collection events which coincide with the National Drug Take Back events are held the last Saturday of April and September

Offers individual case management, counseling, and support groups for victims of elder abuse.

Womens' Health Services include complete pregnancy and delivery care, mammograms, gynecological services, family planning (including birth control), diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STI), and menopausal concerns and treatment.

* Provides an intensive, drug-free residential treatment program for 30 men. Group and individual therapy. Addiction education. Life skills. Vocational education. Anger management.

* Provides crisis intervention, suicide prevention, and addiction hotline services. Psychiatric mobile response teams. Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Program with local law enforcement. Advocate program for rape, domestic violence and elder abuse intervention. * Regional provider for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 988.

Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health Services provides primary medical services to the uninsured and underinsured residents of Albany, Columbia, Fulton, Greene, Hamilton, Montgomery, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Warren, and Washington Counties.(see eligibility) Programs include prenatal care, women's health, pediatrics, adult medicine, family practice, school based health, mental health, nutrition, eye care, and podiatry services. The Troy office provides family practice and women's health services.

Offers addiction treatment centers, throughout several locations in the state. Services include residential alcohol and drug addiction services, along with other difficulties associated with alcohol or chemical dependency.

Provides the information of OASAS certified treatment facilities with comprehensive outpatient or intensive inpatient programs located all over the state. Website can be used to search for facilities: https://findaddictiontreatment.ny.gov/

Addresses the opiate epidemic problems in the community through the Oneida County Opiate Task Force. Works on suicide prevention in the community by strengthening the coordination and accessibility of services, providing awareness of suicide prevention facilitated by the Oneida County Suicide Prevention Coalition. Provides navigators to help those affected by addiction, and to navigate treatment, insurance and area support.

Offers locations to safely dispose of expired and unused medications (pet meds included). MedReturn Units are located at these locations:

• Boonville PD
• Camden PD
• Kirkland PD
• Oneida County Sheriff's Dept.
• Oriskany PD
• Rome PD
• Sherrill PD
• Trenton Municipal Building
• Waterville Municipal Building
• Utica PD

This lifelike teenage room is available to travel to locations throughout the county to be used as an educational tool for parents, teachers, social service workers and beyond. Participants will search for hidden drugs & paraphernalia, while learning about concealment methods and drug culture references. This will be followed with an in-depth discussion about the room, current trends and what to do if you suspect a youth of using.

Provides a mental health clinic for individuals with or without a substance abuse diagnosis.

COTI provides certified recovery peer advocates to assist individuals overcome obstacles and barriers to accessing treatment.Services include: Mobile Treatment Services Drug and Alcohol Treatment Evaluation Referral to Detoxification/Inpatient or Treatment Provider In-Community services Care Management Family Support Services Medication Assisted Treatment via Telepractice Narcan Training Transportation to appointments

* Works to help families and individuals combat substance use disorders through a blended model of peer and family support services. Peer Specialists and Family Support Specialists to individuals and families who have recently experienced an overdose. Works with Monroe County Department of Public Health (DPH) through a collaborative pilot program.* Provides services for families (or other loved ones) designed to guide, educate, and support families through the addiction treatment and recovery process through peer and family support.* Helps individuals and their loved ones become engaged in recovery-focused activities, including addiction and opioid abuse treatment, counseling, support groups, peer interactions, and community services.

Offers help 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for alcoholism, drug abuse and problem gambling.