Heroin Treatment Resources in the 52nd Senate District

Fred Akshar

March 27, 2019

Combat Heroin and Opioid Addiction

heroin_treatment_resources.pdf

Statewide & Regional Resources

New York State Office of Alcohol Substance Abuse Services (OASAS)

HOPEline – 24 Hours
- (p) 1-877-846-7369
- HOPEline services include:
  - Masters level clinicians who are professional, well-trained and knowledgeable
  - Crisis and motivational interviewing for callers in need
  - Referrals to more than 1,500 local prevention and treatment providers
  - 48 hours call back to those who wish to be contacted
  - Multi-lingual
  - Informational materials
Portal to find available treatment facilities:
- https://findaddictiontreatment.ny.gov
Other OASAS HOPE services: https://www.oasas.ny.gov/accesshelp/index.cfm

Susquehanna River Region 2-1-1 (serving Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Otsego and Tioga Counties)

2-1-1 (within the 607 area code)
1-800-901-2180
http://www.helpme211.org/
Provides assistance with a variety of needs including housing, food, clothes, metal health issues, substance abuse, consumer assistance, utilities, etc.

Broome County

Addiction Center of Broome County (ACBC)

Services offered:
- Outpatient Services
- Group and Individual Treatment
- Family Navigator to help guide addicts and their families to treatment and services.
(p) 607-723-7308 ext 0
(f) 607-724-4626
Hotline: 1-877-846-7369
ACBC's Family Navigator, Jill Lloyd
- (607) 723-7308 Ext. 101 or Jilllloyd@stny.rr.com

City of Binghamton Special Investigations Task Force - Anonymous Drug Tip Line

607-778-FYI1 (3941)

Sheriff’s Assisted Recovery Initiative

(p) 607-778-1911 ext 1
People looking for help with their addiction can contact the Sheriff’s Office and they will provide transport to the Addiction Crisis Center on Court Street or UHS Hospital.
Program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Fairview Recovery Services

(p) 607-722-8987
Addictions Crisis Center
- (p) 607-722-4080
- 247 Court Street, Binghamton
- 24 hour/7 days a week help
- 18 beds serving both men and women, 18 and over
- Length of stay 1-14 days
Fairview Community Residence and Merrick Community Residence
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- 36 beds serving men and women over 18 in the early stages of recovery
- Length of stay: 3-6 months

Supportive Living: Women and Children
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- 11 beds serving women over 18 who have completed Community Residence level of care, and their children

Supportive Living: Men
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- 30 beds serving men over 18 who have completed Community Residence level of care

Shelter Plus Care
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- 25 apartments for employed or employable men and women, formerly homeless, with a history of substance use, and their families

Housing Plus Care
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- 8 apartments for single adults over the age of 18 with a history of substance abuse

Supportive Services: Career Choices Unlimited
- (p) 607-722-8987
- 5 Merrick St, Binghamton
- Career services for males and females over 18 with barriers to employment due to a history of substance abuse

UHS/New Horizons

(p) 607-762-3288 or 607-762-3232 during business hours (7am – 4pm) – schedule an assessment or discuss treatment services
Inpatient Assessment and Residential Treatment at Binghamton General
- (p) 607-762-2255 Inpatient Rehab
- Varying length of stay averaging 14-28 days

Services:
- Assessment – prompt and confidential assessment services to assist in determining the presence or severity of abuse/dependence. Recommendations and referrals to the appropriate level of care.
- 24 Hour Emergency Crisis Intervention
  - Drug Abuse Crisis Line - 24 Hours
  - (p) 607-762-2257
- Outpatient Treatment
- Family Programs

Medication Assisted Treatment
- Methadone Clinic – Southern Tier Drug Abuse Treatment Center
  - (p) 607-762-2800
  - 10 Mitchell Ave, Binghamton
- Suboxone (Buprenorphine) – New Horizons
  - (p) 607-762-3232
  - 40 Mitchell Ave, Binghamton

Broome District Attorney's Operation SAFE (Saving Addicts From Epidemic)

(p) 607-778-6119
Pairs addicts with out-of-area treatment facilities. In some cases, the program links addicts with low- to no-cost treatments.
Must be a Broome County resident.
Addicts must be willing to enter long-term treatment outside of New York.
The Program will not accept sex offenders, those with active arrest warrants, or defendants currently enrolled in Binghamton Drug Treatment Court.

Pill drop off locations:

Broome County Sheriff’s Office
- 155 Lt. Van Winkle Drive, Binghamton NY 13905
- M-F 7am – 5pm
Broome County Public Library
- 185 Court Street, Binghamton NY 13901
- M-F 9am – 5pm

Southern Tier AIDS Program (STAP)

(p) 607-798-1706
275-277 Main St, Johnson City
Syringe exchange program 607-237-0497 ext 209
- Monday and Friday 11 am – 5 pm
- Tuesday and Thursday 1 pm – 5 pm
Narcan (Naloxone) training

Binghamton Rescue Mission

(p) 607-201-1030
55-58 Whitney Ave, Binghamton
32 bed sober living environment – adult males only
Not a treatment facility

Salvation Army

(p) 607-723-5381 ext 320
3-9 Girswold St., Binghamton
65 beds – rehabilitation program for adult males. They do not have a detox center or medical staff on site.
Must be drug and alcohol free for 48 hours to be admitted.
Cannot serve individuals with severe mental disorders or a record of being a pedophile.
Length of stay – up to 7 months
Cost to stay is dependent on the persons income, but individuals with no income are not turned away
Salvation Army in Syracuse and Rochester offer services for women

YMCA of Broome County

Housing Office: 607-772-0560 ext 336
Case Manager: 607-772-0560 ext 338
Emergency and transitional housing to men over 18
- Rental rates: weekly $88; monthly $375
Not a treatment facility

YWCA of Broome County

Emergency Housing
- Homeless women and their dependent children for up to 21 days
- Focus on stabilizing women in crisis
- Payment through DSS or private pay of $25/night
- (p) 607-772-0340 ext. 235, 223, or 241
Intensive Independent Living Program
- Permanent supportive housing program for women aged 18 – 29 and their dependent children
- Provides case management and counseling with a Masters level counselor
- 7 month minimum commitment required
- Rent is either DSS funded or 30% of gross income
- (p) 607-772-0340 ext 232

Shelter Plus care Program
- Permanent supportive housing program with case management and counseling – must be referred by a case manager
- Rent: program receives a subsidy from US Dept of Housing and Urban Development for partial rent, resident is responsible for the other portion through DSS or private pay
- (p) 607-772-0340 ext 223

Bridge Program
- 8 apartments for women with opiod addictions that have recently given birth
- 7 month minimum stay, maximum 18 month
- A phone number for this program is not available at this time
80 Hawley St, Binghamton

Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital

Student Assistance Program – school based prevention program (in 4 school districts)
- (p) 607-584-4500
Death After Overdose Recovery and Support (DORS) – support group for those who have lost a loved one due to opioid overdose.
- (p) 607-584-9160
- Registration is required – 6 week long program
- Meetings: Thursdays 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm

Children’s Home – Specialized Adolescent Treatment Program

(p) 607-772-6907 or 1-800-772-6904
Counseling and treatment program expected to open January 3rd (not on web site as of January 12th)
Treatment for 8 boys aged 13-18 – counseling and treatment provided from ACBC

Narcotics Anonymous – Triple Cities Area of NA

(p) 607-762-9116
List of meetings: http://www.tcana.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/NA-revised-1.pdf

Families Anonymous

Find a meeting: http://www.familiesanonymous.org/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=21
Father Sullivan Parish Center
- (p) 607-761-6970
- BinghamtonFAHealingChapter@gmail.com
- 25 Doubleday St, Binghamton
- Meetings: Mondays at 1:00 pm
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
- (p) 607-341-2747
- 200 Jefferson Ave, Endicott
- Meetings: Saturdays at 10:00 am and Wednesdays at 7:00 pm

Broome County Mental Health Department

Chemical Dependency Services Unit
- Only available through a referral by the Department of Social Services
- (p) 607-778-1253
- 36-42 Main St, Binghamton
- Provides assessments and case management for temporary assistance applicants who are in need of chemical dependency services.
Dual Recovery Project
- (p) 607-778-1162
- Works with ACBC for individuals with mental health and substance abuse disorders – Not a lot of information available on this program
ABLE Program- Re-entry program
- (p) 607-778-1364
- Assists men and women in meeting the challenges they face when released from prison. Helps with housing, education, jobs, stress and getting assistance for substance abuse.

Binghamton Adult Drug Treatment Court

(p) 607-772-7254
Drug Court Coordinator: Kimberly Newell: knewell@nycourts.gov
Provides nonviolent offenders addicted to drugs with the opportunity to participate in substance abuse treatment under judicial supervision.

Broome Opioid Abuse Council

(p) 607-778-2958
Public/Private group focused on developing solutions to the increase of prescription drug and heroin abuse in the area

Chenango County

Chenango County Behavioral Services Out Patient Clinic

(p) 607-337-1680
5 Court Street, Suite 42, Norwich

The Eaton Center – syringe exchange program

(p) 607-227-8159
19 Eaton Ave, first floor, Norwich
Tuesdays 10:30 am – 3:30 pm

Delaware County

Delaware County Alcohol and Drug Services Outpatient Clinic

(p) 607-832-5890
34570 State Highway 10, Human Resources Building Suite 5 Floor 1, Hamden NY 13782
Provides assessment, referrals, addiction education, individual treatment, family treatment, after care, and specialized groups

UHS Delaware Valley Hospital

(p) 607-865-2100
1 Titus Place, Walton
Inpatient Addiction Program – varying lengths of stay, treatment planning, group and individual therapy, AA/NA meetings, Family support and education programs, transportation is provided.
Accepts most insurances, Medicaid, Medicare, family health plus and self-pay patients.

Friends of Recovery – Delaware and Otsego Counties

(p) 607-267-4435
22 Elm St, Oneonta NY 13820
M-F 9am – 4:30pm, Saturday and Sunday 11am – 1pm
Turning Point
- Provides support groups, information support, resource connection and life skills to help with recovery and to prevent relapse
Club Odyssey
- Program for young adults 18-21 who live substance free – either after recovery or for those who have never been addicted

Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council, Delaware County

(p) 607-746-8300
72 Main Street, Delhi NY 13753
Provides education, information and referral services

Tioga County

Tioga County Department of Mental Hygiene Outpatient Clinic

(p) 607-687-4000 or 1-877-882-8313
1062 State Route 38, Owego NY 13827
Monday and Friday 9-5; Tuesday – Thursday 9-8
Services offered:
- Comprehensive Substance Evaluation
- DWI Evaluations
- Forensic Assessments
- Intensified Outpatient Groups
- Relapse Prevention Group
- Transition Group
- Beginning Treatment Group
- Adolescent Group
- MICA Treatment