Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Centers in Rochester, New York
If abuse of alcohol or medication is compromising your way of life, Rochester has a selection of great drug abuse centers to help you or a relative. Whether addicted to Adderall, opioids, painkillers or alcohol, we can help you connect with rehabilitation to get the best-quality help available. You can even find luxury or private treatment in Rochester to make rehab as easy as possible.
Treatment Centers near Rochester, NY
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Catholic Family Center - Restart Outpatient Rehabilitation
Full continuum of care, trauma informed staff, utilizes MI, MET, CBT, experiential therapy. Specialized groups for IPV, Women, Men, COD. Offers suboxone for opiate dependence . Caring and compassionate staff, a full programming for monolingual Spanish speaking clients. Funding can make delivering appropriate services. The building is old, however new building coming soon. I have worked at the outpatient clinic for 10 years. I left for a year and returned a year later and have not left since. Many staff and clients return because of the positive experience
Rochester Regional Health - Unity Chemical Dependency
Well trained experienced staff. Modern facility. Some counselors use program top push personal ideological and religious agendas. I find that practice predatory, immoral and counter productive. Program works. For our family, the matrix of on-going support, and on-going programs (AA) for the person with this problem was more important than the program itself, It is still a worthwhile program.
Huther Doyle
The councilor was awesome. He was a recovering addict himself so he could really connect with us.