Tysa Substance Use Disorders Treatment Referral List

HELPLINESNYS OASAS Hopeline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (846-7369)NYC Well: 1-888-NYC-WELL (888-692-9355) TYSA SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TREATMENT REFERRAL LIST

SERVICE PROVIDED PHONE/WEBSITE LOCATION AGES SERVED HOURS INSURANCE LANGUAGES SPOKEN

CRISIS SERVICES - MEDICALLY MANAGED/MEDICALLY SUPERVISED/MEDICALLY MONITORED WITHDRAWAL Staten Island University Hospital - South 718-226-2753 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ M-Th 9am-9pm Most; Sliding Scale English Medically Managed Withdrawal (most intense) www.siuh.edu 10309 Fri: 9am-5pm

Project Hospitality - PREP Center 718-447-3293 / 3294 75 Vanderbilt Avenue, SI NY, 18+ 24/7 No fee English & Spanish Medically Monitored Withdrawal www.projecthospitality.org 10304 Camelot 718-86-6589 460 Brielle Ave, Building H, SI, 18+ 24/7 No fee Crisis Management in residential setting NY 10314 Males only For additional NYS services or to locate adolescent services, please call or text the NYS OASAS Hopeline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (846-7369) INPATIENT DETOXIFICATION Staten Island University Hospital- South 718-226-2800 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ M-F: 8am-5pm Most English & Spanish www.siuh.edu 10309 For additional NYS services or to locate adolescent services, please call or text the NYS OASAS Hopeline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (846-7369) OUTPATIENT: SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, MENTAL HEALTH CO-OCCURRING SERVICES, AND *ANCILLARY WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES Bridge Back To Life * 718-447-5700 1688 Victory Boulevard, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am-9 pm Most; do NOT take 1198; English www.bridgebacktolife.com 10314 Sliding Scale Camelot* 718-981-8117 1268 Forest Ave, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com 10302 adults) M-F: 8am-9pm (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

Christopher's Reason 718-605-1989 4521 Arthur Kill Road, SI, NY 18+ M-S 9am - 8pm Most English & Spanish 10309 Brightpoint Health Staten Island-Addiction Treatment 718-808-1439 56 Bay Street 6th floor, SI, NY 14+ M, F & Sat: 9-5 Medicaid/Private English & Spanish Program* www.chasiny.org 10301 Tues, Wed, & Thurs: 9am- Insurance/Self Pay/Sliding 8pm Scale Fee Samaritan Daytop 718-981-3136 1915 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am - 8pm Most English www.daytop.org 10303 Project Hospitality- The Recovery Center* 718-273-8409 14 Slosson Terrace, SI, NY 18+ M-F: 9am - 8pm Medicaid; Sliding Fee English & Spanish www.projecthospitality.org 10301 Sat: 9am-12pm Scales and Facility Payment Assistance Richmond University Medical Center/Silberstein Center* Phone: 718-818-6970 Fax: 1130 South Ave, Staten Island, 18+ M,W,F: 8:30AM-5:00PM; Most English & Spanish 718-285-4668 New York, 10314 Tue,Thu: 9:00AM-9:00PM www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx

Richmond University Medical Center MICA Clinic 718-818-5777 1130 South Ave, Staten Island, 18+ M,W,F 9-5pm; T,Thu:9-8pm Most English & Spanish www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx New York, 10314

Richmond Univeristy Medical Center / Center for Young 718-818-5302 1131 South Ave, Staten Island, 16-24 Adults New York, 10314 Silver Lake Behavioral Health* 718-815-3155 201 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 17+ M-W: 8am-8pm; Th: 8am- Most English www.silverlakebehavioralhealth.com 10301 9pm; Fri: 8am-5pm

Staten Island Mental Health Society, Inc. 718-720-6727 718- 444 St. Mark’s Place, SI, NY 12+ M&W: 9am-6pm Blue Cross, Wellcare, English 442-2225 10301 and T&Th: 9am-9pm Amerigroup, Healthplus & www.simhs.org/behavioral-health- 669 Castleton Avenue, SI, NY F: 9am-5pm Medicaid services/ 10301 Staten Island University Hospital - South* 718-226-2753 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ M-Th 9am-9pm Most; Sliding Scale English www.siuh.edu 10309 Fri: 9am-5pm

HELPFUL INTERNET LINKSwww.oasas.ny.gov | www.drugfree.org/prevent | wwwfindtreatment.samhsa.gov Last Updated June, 2019 HELPLINESNYS OASAS Hopeline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (846-7369)NYC Well: 1-888-NYC-WELL (888-692-9355) TYSA SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TREATMENT REFERRAL LIST

YMCA Counseling Service – North Shore Center* 718-981-4382 285 Vanderbilt Avenue, SI, NY 12+ M-Th: 9am-9pm Most insurance accepted/ English www.ymcanyc.org/counseling 10304 F: 9am-6pm sliding scale available

YMCA Counseling Service – South Shore Center* 718-948-3232 3911 Richmond Avenue, SI, NY 12+ M-F: 9am-9pm Most insurance accepted/ English www.ymcanyc.org/counseling 10312 Sat: 9am-5pm sliding scale available

OUTPATIENT INTENSIVE Bridge Back To Life 718-447-5700 1688 Victory Boulevard, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am-9 pm Most; do NOT take 1198; English www.bridgebacktolife.com 10314 Sliding Scale Camelot 718-981-8117 1268 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 14+ M-F: 8am M- 3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com 10302 adults) M-F: 8am-9pm (ADULTS) S (adolescents/adults) 9am- 12pm Christopher's Reason 718-605-1989 4251 Arthur Kill Road, 3rd 18+ M-S: 9am - 8pm Most English Floor, SI, NY 10309 Brightpoint Health Staten Island-Addiction Treatment 718-808-1439 56 Bay Street 6th floor, SI, NY 14+ M, F & Sat: 9-5 Medicaid/Private English & Spanish Program www.chasiny.org 10301 Tues, Wed, & Thurs: 9am- Insurance/Self Pay/Sliding 8pm Scale Fee Samaritan Daytop 718-981-3136 1915 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am - 8pm Most English www.daytop.org 10303 Richmond University Medical Center MICA CDT 718-818-6132 1130 South Ave, Staten Island, 18+ M,W,F 9-5pm; T,Thu:9-8pm Most English & Spanish www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx New York, 10314

Silver Lake Behavioral Health 718-815-3155 201 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 17+ M-W: 8am-8pm; Th: 8am- Most English www.silverlakebehavioralhealth.com 10301 9pm; Fri: 8am-5pm

YMCA Counseling Service – North Shore Center 718-981-4382 285 Vanderbilt Avenue, SI, NY 12+ M-Th: 9am-9pm Most insurance English www.ymcanyc.org/counseling 10304 F: 9am-6pm accepted/sliding scale available OUTPATIENT DAY REHAB WITH ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLING Camelot - Male Residential Program 718 816-5899 273 Heberton Ave, Staten 14+ M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com Island, NY 10302 adults) M-F: 8am-9pm (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

Camelot - Male Residential Program 718-816-6589 460 Brielle Avenue, Building H, 20+ M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com SI, NY 10314 adults) M-F: 8am-9pm (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

Richmond University Medical Center/Silberstein Center Phone: 718-876-2362 Fax: 1130 South Ave, Staten Island, 18+ M,W,F: 8:30AM-5:00PM; Most English & Spanish with Vocational Services 718-285-4668 New York, 10314 Tue,Thu: 9:00AM-9:00PM www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx

Staten Island University- South Vocational 718-226-2812 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ Services 10309 GAMBLING OUTPATIENT Bridge Back To Life 718-447-5700 1688 Victory Boulevard, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am-9 pm Most; do NOT take 1198; English www.bridgebacktolife.com 10314 Sliding Scale

Richmond University Medical Center/Gambling 718-876-1285 690 Castleton Avenue, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 10am -8/9pm Most Treatment Center www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx 10310

MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT Bridge Back To Life 718-447-5700 1688 Victory Boulevard, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am-9 pm Most; do NOT take 1198; English www.bridgebacktolife.com 10314 Sliding Scale Camelot (not directly): no initiation but can maintain 718-981-8117 263 Port Richmond Avenue, SI, 13+ M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English suboxone www.camelotcounseling.com NY 10302 adults) M-F: 8am-9pm (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

Christopher's Reason 718-605-1989 4521 Arthur Kill Road, 3rd 18+ M-S: 9am - 8pm Most English www.christophersreason.org Floor, SI, NY 10309 Brightpoint Health Staten Island-Addiction Treatment 718-808-1439 56 Bay Street 6th floor, SI, NY 18+ M, F & Sat: 9-5 Medicaid/Private English & Spanish Program www.chasiny.org 10301 Tues, Wed, & Thurs: 9am- Insurance/Self Pay/Sliding 8pm Scale Fee Samaritan Daytop 718-981-3136 1915 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 13+ M-F: 9am - 8pm Most English www.daytop.org 10303 Project Hospitality- The Recovery Center 718-273-8409 14 Slosson Terrace, SI, NY 18+ M-F 9am - 8pm Medicaid; Sliding Fee English & Spanish www.projecthospitality.org 10301 Sat: 9am-12pm Scales and Facility Payment Assistance Richmond University Medical Center/Silberstein Center 718-818-6970 1130 South Ave, Staten Island, 18+ M,W,F 9-5pm; T,Thu:9-8pm Most English & Spanish www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx New York, 10314

Richmond University Medical Center / Center for Young 718-818-5302 1131 South Ave, Staten Island, 16-24 Adults www.rumcsi.org/Main/home.aspx New York, 10314

Silver Lake Behavioral Health 718-815-3155 201 Forest Avenue, SI, NY 17+ M-W: 8am-8pm; Th: 8am- Most English www.silverlakebehaviorhealth.com 10301 9pm; Fri: 8am-5pm

Staten Island Mental Health Society, Inc. 718-720-6727 718- 444 St. Mark’s Place, SI, NY 12+ M&W: 9am-6pm Blue Cross, Wellcare, English 442-2225 www.simhs.org/behavioral- 10301 and T&Th: 9am-9pm Amerigroup, Healthplus & health-services/ 669 Castleton Avenue, SI, NY F: 9am-5pm Medicaid 10301 YMCA Counseling Service – North Shore Center 718-981-4382 285 Vanderbilt Avenue, SI, NY 12+ M-Th: 9am-9pm Most insurance English www.ymcanyc.org/counseling 10304 F: 9am-6pm accepted/sliding scale available YMCA Counseling Service - South Shore Center 718-948-3232 3911 Richmond Avenue, SI, NY 12+ M-F: 9am-9pm Most insurance English www.ymcanyc.org/counseling 10312 Sat: 9am-5pm accepted/sliding scale available OPIOID TREATMENT PROGRAM Staten Island University Hospital- Methadone 718-448-3977/3976 111 Water Street, SI, NY 10304 18+ M, W,F: 7am - 3pm Most English & Spanish Maintenance (MMTP Clinic) www.siuh.edu Tu, Thu: 7am - 12pm, Sat: 7:30-10:30am Staten Island University Hospital- South (MMTP Clinic) 718-226-2808 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ M-F: 8am-5pm Most English & Spanish www.siuh.edu 10309 Sat: 8am-4pm INPATIENT South Beach Addiction Treatment Center 718-667-2551/2776 777 Seaview Avenue South 18+ M-F: 8am-5pm English www.oasas.ny.gov/atc/southbeach/in Beach Psychiatric Ctr Building 3 dex.cfm

Staten Island University Hospital- South 718-226-2800 392 Seguine Avenue, SI, NY 18+ M-F: 8am-5pm Most English & Spanish www.siuh.edu 10309 Sat: 8am-4pm For additional NYS services or to locate adolescent COMMUNITYservices, please RESIDENCE call or text the NYS OASAS Hopeline: 1- Amethyst House - Female Community Residence 718-448-1900 280 Richmond Terrace, SI, NY 18+ 24 hours Most English, some Spanish www.amethysthouse.net 10301 Christopher's Reason-Recovery Community Living 718-605-1989 4521 Arthur Kill Road, 3rd 18+ 24 hours Most English www.christophersreason.org Floor, SI, NY 10309 INTENSIVE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT Camelot- Male Intensive Residential Program 718 816-5899 273 Heberton Ave, Staten Adolescent M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com Island, NY 10302 Males, ages adults) M-F: 8am-9pm up to 17 (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

Camelot- Male Residential Program 718-816-6589 460 Brielle Avenue, Building H, Males, 18+ M-F: 8am -3pm (young Most English www.camelotcounseling.com SI, NY 10314 (no age adults) M-F: 8am-9pm restriction) (ADULTS); Sat 9am- 12pm (adolescents/adults)

For additional NYS services or to locate adolescent services, please call or text the NYS OASAS Hopeline: 1-877-8-HOPENY (846-7369) HARM REDUCTION (INCLUDING SYRINGE EXCHANGE AND NALOXONE) Community Health Action of Staten Island: Syringe 718-808-1802/1439 2134 Richmond Terrace, SI, NY 18+ M-F: 9am-5pm No fee English & Spanish Exchange, Opioid Overdose Prevention, and Harm www.chasiny.org 10301 Reduction Services Project Hospitality- The Recovery Center 718-273-8409 14 Slosson Terrace, SI, NY 18+ M-F 9am - 8pm Medicaid; Sliding Fee English & Spanish www.projecthospitality.org 10301 Sat: 9am-12pm Scales and Facility Payment Assistance South Beach Addiction Treatment Center: Opioid 718-667-2551/2776 777 Seaview Avenue South All ages Call for dates/times No fee English Overdose Prevention www.oasas.ny.gov/atc/southbeach/in Beach Psychiatric Ctr Building 1 dex.cfm Staten Island University Hospital- Opioid Overdose 718-226-4313 Regina M. McGinn Education All ages Call for dates/times No fee English Prevention www.siuh.edu Center-Diabetes Room-475 Seaview Ave, SI, NY 10305

RESOURCE AND RECOVERY CENTERS Carl's House 718-412-1851 6581 Hyland Blvd Building #13, All ages Call for dates/times No fee SI, NY 10309 Community Health Action of Staten Island- Next Step 718-808-1450 56 Bay Street, , SI, NY 10301 All ages 24/7 No fee

The Resource Training and Counseling Center- 718-605-1989 929- 4521 Arthur Kill Road, 3rd All ages M-S: 24/7 No fee Christopher's Reason 295-1266; 929-295-2093 Floor, SI, NY 10309 www.christophersreason.org Celebrate Recovery Center 844-694-6734 88 New Dorp Plaza, SI, NY No fee Faith based recovery program 103016 Opening Doors Wellness and Recovery 855-588-HOPE (4673) / 646-912-3003 / 149 Fillmore Street, SI , NY all ages 24/7 No free English 646-734-7489 10301 www.openingdoorssi.org CLUBHOUSE Camelot Clubhouse 718-981-9820 30 Bay Street, 3rd Floor, SI, NY, 12 to 17 10301 DEFINITIONS

Ancillary Withdrawal A service whereby patients in mild to moderate or persistent withdrawal receive symptom relief and/or addiction medications after an assessment of the level of withdrawal determined by the use of a standardized assessment instrument. Providers must receive office approved designation to provide this service.

Crisis Services –Medication Management Substance use disorder crisis services provide withdrawal and stabilization services in a short term inpatient program aimed to engage and increase motivation and successfully link the patient to the appropriate ongoing treatment. Medication Management is a face-to-face service with a prescribing professional for one of the following purposes: 1) evaluation, monitoring, observation or dosage change to a patient's medication; 2) a comprehensive medication review of a new patient or any patient who requires a more extensive review; or 3) the induction of a patient to a new medication requiring a period of patient observation.

Drug and Alcohol Outpatient: State certified outpatient substance use disorder treatment services provided in a community-based setting according to an individualized assessment and action plan based on the needs of the person. Services include individual, group, and family counseling. Harm Reduction: Harm Reduction is a practical set of strategies that aims to reduce the harm associated with risky behavior, (unsafe drug use), without (necessarily) eliminating the behavior from the individual’s lifestyle. Outpatient Intensive: State certified outpatient substance use disorder treatment services provided in a community-based setting at an intensity of at least 3 hours per day 3 times per week. Services are provided according to an individualized assessment and action plan based on the needs of the person. Services include individual , group, and family counseling.

Naloxone: Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that can reverse potentially fatal opioid-induced respiratory depression and is used as part of the initial treatment of suspected opioid overdose.

Medication Assisted Treatment: A treatment approach using addiction medications (e.g., Suboxone) administered by a medical professional. Medication assisted treatment should be combined with clinical therapy and may be employed in an inpatient or outpatient setting. Medically Managed Withdrawal: A service conduced in facilities certified by OASAS to provide a chemical dependence crisis services which are certified as an Article 28 issued by the Department of Health. This service addresses the needs of the patients who are acutely ill from alcohol-related and/or substance-related addictions or dependence, including the need for medical management or persons with severe withdrawal or risk of severe withdrawal symptoms, and may include individuals with or at risk of an acute physical or psychiatry comorbid condition. Medically Monitored Withdrawal: Medically monitored withdrawal services can be provided in a free-standing community-based setting or as additional service of a licensed chemical dependence inpatient or residential provider. This service treats clients intoxicated by alcohol and/or substances suffering from mild withdrawal complications, or who are in danger of relapse. These services do not require physician direction or direct supervision by a physician and should provide a safe environment to complete withdrawal and secure referral to the next level of care. medically monitored withdrawal services must provide: assessment; monitoring of symptoms and vital signs; individual and age group counseling; level of care determination, and referral to other appropriate services.

Medically Supervised Withdrawal: This service provides treatment of moderate withdrawal and non acute physical or psychiatric complications associated with chemical dependence. All medically supervised withdrawal services must provide: biopsychosocial assessment; medical supervision of intoxication and withdrawal conditions; pharmacological services; individual and group counseling; level of care determination and referral to other appropriate services. Opioid Opioids are medications that relieve pain. They reduce the intensity of pain signals reaching the brain and affect those brain areas controlling emotion, which diminishes the effects of a painful stimulus. Medications that fall within this class include hydrocodone (e.g., Vicodin), oxycodone (e.g., OxyContin, Percocet), morphine (e.g., Kadian, Avinza), codeine, and related drugs. Outpatient Day Rehab with Alternative School: State certified outpatient substance use disorder treatment services provided in a community-based setting according to an individualized assessment and action plan based on the needs of the person. Some programs specialize in adolescent services and accredited education in an on-site alternative school.

Opioid Detoxification A treatment procedure using approved medications administered in decreasing doses over a limited period of time, for the purpose of detoxification from opioids consistent with a protocol that has been approved by the office's medical director. Opioid Medical Maintenance: A designated office-based opioid treatment program operated by a certified OTP and is limited to patients who meet specific criteria. Opioid Treatment: A treatment program where methadone or other approved medications are administered to treat opioid dependency. This level of care encompasses medical and support services including case management, counseling, educational and vocational rehabilitation. Inpatient: State certified providers of substance use disorder treatment include intensive evaluation and short-term (average stay 28 days) treatment and rehabilitation services in a medically supervised 24 hours/day, 7 days/week setting. Specialized Opioid Service: An approved medical treatment protocol that utilizes an approved pharmacological agent in the treatment of opioid addiction. The protocol must be research oriented and must be provided in an ambulatory or residential environment. Suboxone: Suboxone is a prescription medication that can help treat heroin addiction and dependence on other opiates. Suboxone is a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone.

Substance Use Disorder: Occurs when the recurrent use of alcohol and/or drugs causes clinically and functionally significant impairment, such as health problems, disability, and failure to meet major responsibilities at work, school, or home. According to the DSM-5, a diagnosis of substance use disorder is based on evidence of impaired control, social impairment, risky use, and pharmacological criteria. Residential: State certified residential providers assist individuals with a substance use disorder who are unable to maintain abstinence or participate in treatment without the structure of a 24- hour/day, 7 day/week residential setting, and who are not in need of acute hospital or psychiatric care. Syringe Exchange Program: Provide free or low-cost sterile syringes and collect used syringes for the purpose of reducing blood borne pathogens such as HIV, Hepatitis B virus and Hepatitis C virus (HCV).

Community Residence: Designed for individuals with a chemical dependence and provides supervised services while they are making the transition to abstinent living. This program is for individuals who are completing, or have completed a course of treatment but are not yet ready for independent living, due to outstanding clinical issues or other unmet needs.

HELPFUL INTERNET LINKSwww.oasas.ny.gov | www.drugfree.org/prevent | wwwfindtreatment.samhsa.gov Last Updated June, 2019