EMERGENCY AND CRISIS
Crisis Services, including detoxification and withdrawal services, are for individuals
who are actively using drugs and/or alcohol and who (i) are at risk of experiencing
withdrawal symptoms if they stop using those drugs and alcohol, (ii) are experiencing
situational crisis’ related to their use of drugs or alcohol, (iii) are unable
to stop using drugs and alcohol outside of a structured setting. Crisis Services
are currently available on an inpatient and an outpatient basis based on individual
need.
SYRACUSE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (SBH)-ROCHESTER EVALUATION CENTER 287-5622
Serves adults ages 18+
Operates 15 medically supervised beds and 10 medically monitored crisis beds in
an inpatient setting.
UNITY HEALTH-OUTPATIENT DETOX 723-1198
Serves adults ages 18+
INPATIENT REHABILITATION
If a person’s symptoms are severe or if they have not been able to stop using
drugs and alcohol while engaged in outpatient treatment, an inpatient setting may
be appropriate. This includes a 24-hour day program that offers medical supervision,
education, and support in a comfortable environment that’s completely focused
on recovery.
Upon discharge from an inpatient unit, an individual plan will be developed, which
will include referrals for all appropriate posthospitalization services. These may
include chemical dependency, medical, mental health, vocational, housing and psychosocial
services.
J. L. NORRIS ATC 461-0410
Serves adults ages 18+
Serves Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
UNITY HEALTH 723-7366
Chemical Dependency Inpatient Unit
Serves adults ages 18+
Serves English and Spanish speaking
CLINICS
Outpatient treatment is designed for individuals who have a dependence or abuse
condition, but who are able to participate in treatment and comply with treatment
outside a 24-hour treatment setting. Programs use an individualized approach to
providing services which include assessment, crisis intervention, group, individual
and family therapy, and medication management. Family, friends and other supportive
individuals are encouraged to be involved in outpatient treatment.
ACTION FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY—NEW DIRECTIONS 325-5116 EXT. 3200
Serves adults ages 18+
BADEN STREET SETTLEMENT 325-8130 EXT. 201
Serves adults ages 18+
CATHOLIC FAMILY CENTER-RESTART 546-1271 EXT. 6258
Serves adults ages 18+
Serves Spanish-Speaking individuals
Integrated co-occurring track for mental health and substance abuse
CONIFER PARK 442-8422 EXT. 102
Serves youth and adults
Specializes in young adults
DELPHI DRUG & ALCOHOL COUNCIL 467-2230 EXT. 21
Serves adults ages 18+
HUTHER-DOYLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 325-5100 EXT. 3571
Serves adults ages 18+
Serves Spanish-Speaking individuals
ROCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL SYSTEM 922-2705
Serves adults ages 18+
ST. JOSEPH’S VILLA 865-1550 EXT. 213
Serves youth under age 18
SISTER’S HOSPITAL-PATHWAYS 424-6580
Serves adults ages 18+
Provides Methadone Maintenance Treatment
STRONG RECOVERY 275-7545
Serves adults ages 18+
Provides Methadone Maintenance Treatment
Sobriedad Fuerte provides an integrated approach for treatment of co-occurring disorders for the Latino population.
UNITY HEALTH 723-7740
Serves adults ages 18+
WESTFALL ASSOCIATES 473-1500
Serves youth and adults
CARE COORDINATION
Adults who need additional support to successfully navigate services, particularly
those who would benefit from linkages to services to address chemical dependency,
mental health and physical health needs can be referred to a case manager/care coordinator.
The case manager/care coordinator works to assure the success of the treatment plan
by linking the individual to appropriate services and coordinating those services
in a way that organizes everyone’s efforts around the client’s goals.
RECOVERY CONNECTION
At Rochester General Hospital 922-7222
At Catholic Family Center Restart 546-1271 EXT. 6383
This program is designed for individuals who have received frequent
detoxification or other intensive levels of service, but who have not
yet been successful in linking to any sustained addiction services.
Care Coordinators are available through Catholic Family Center’s
Restart Outpatient Treatment Services and Rochester General Health
System’s Addiction Services
RAPID ENGAGEMENT DEMONSTRATION PROJECT (RED) 753-2882
Rapid Engagement is a service of the Monroe County Department of Human Services/Office
of Mental Health. The Engagement
Facilitator is available through the Office of Mental Health to individuals in Monroe
County who have a substance use/cooccurring disorder. The program is designed to
make recovery possible for individuals who have had frequent unsuccessful DHS application
attempts and/or use of Emergency Housing services. Contact Person: Nicholas Coulter
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
All residential chemical dependence services provide the following services: counseling,
peer group counseling, supportive services, educational services, structured activity
and recreation and orientation to community services. Residential services seek
to provide the necessary coping skills and self-sufficiency for an individual to
initiate and maintain an abstinent life-style. Services are generally paid for with
funding from SSI, SDD, Monroe County Public Assistance and Medicaid
or personal income.
Residential programs include:
Intensive Residential Program (IR)
Individuals appropriate for this service category include persons unable to comply
with treatment outside a 24 hour setting as evidenced by recent unsuccessful attempts
at abstinence or prior treatment episodes including unsuccessful outpatient treatment
with substantial deficits in functional skills or in need of ongoing management
of medical and/or psychiatric problems.
Residential Rehabilitation Services for Youth (RRSY)
The RRSY program is designed specifically to serve chemically dependent individuals
who are under the age of 21. The RRSY program will provide active treatment, including
structured therapeutic activities, as well as clinical, medical, educational and
recreational services.
Community Residences (CR)
These services provide a structural therapeutic milieu while residents
are concurrently enrolled in an outpatient chemical dependence service which provides
addition counseling. Community Residence services are located in neighborhood/community
settings and provide group living in a home environment.
Supportive Living (SL)
These services provide a minimum
level of
professional support which includes a weekly visit to the site and a
weekly contact of the resident by a clinical staff member. Supportive
living options provide community-based supervised living within shared
or single apartment units.
CATHOLIC FAMILY CENTER - RESTART 546-7220
Offers IR/CR/SL
Serves adults ages 18+
Serves women and children
EAST HOUSE 238-4800
Crossroads Chemical Dependency Program
Offers CR/SL
Serves adults ages 18+
UNITY/GREECE CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY 723-7740
Offers RRSY - Serves youth 14 to 21
Offers CR - Serves women ages 18+
PATHWAY HOUSE 232-4674
Offers SL
Serves adults ages 18+
ST. JOSEPH’S VILLA 865-1550
Offers RRSY
Serves youth up to age 21
VETERAN’S OUTREACH CENTER 506-9060
Offers SL, Emergency and Transitional Housing
Serves adults ages 18+
YWCA 368-2225
Offers SL
Serves women ages 18+ with and without children
RECOVERY SUPPORTS
Non-clinical, community-based programs and services that assist
individuals in maintaining their recovery.
ROCHESTER/MONROE RECOVERY NETWORK 328-8230