Long Island Center for Recovery Hampton Bays

Adults in Hampton Bays, New York who are living with a substance use disorder, a mental health condition that occurs alongside it, or a behavioral process addiction such as problem gambling can turn to Long Island Center for Recovery for care. Jack Hamilton founded the center in 1995; he was an early Hampton Bays advocate for Narcotics Anonymous meetings, and he set out to make compassionate, expert, and affordable help available near where people live. That same purpose continues to guide the center's range of addiction services, from detox through structured residential rehabilitation.

Care at this Long Island rehab is built around individualized treatment plans that combine one-on-one sessions with group therapy. The approach blends evidence-based methods with holistic services such as yoga, meditation, sound therapy, and Reiki, giving residents more than one way to work on change. Residents also follow an organized plan that may include Rapid Resolution Therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, 12-Step facilitation, trauma-focused therapy, and recreational therapy. The center runs targeted groups for first responders, military personnel, LGBTQ pride, union labor, and women, as well as a Gamblers Anonymous group.

Long Island Center for Recovery Hampton

Long Island Center for Recovery Hampton Bays offers core levels of care: residential rehab and detox plus treatment for mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. Detox provides medical support through withdrawal, and residential rehab offers a structured inpatient setting for longer-term work. The co-occurring track treats mental health conditions together with substance use, addressing both at once rather than separately. Therapy options include individual counseling, individual counseling with a clinical psychologist, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, experiential therapy, family therapy, mindfulness therapy, music therapy, and psychoeducation. The center refers to its approach as evidence based and holistic, and individual.

This Long Island center may fit someone who needs a structured inpatient program and wants medical detox alongside residential care. Its programs serve adults who need 24-hour support in early recovery, and the co-occurring track suits people with both a mental health condition together with a substance use disorder. If you are unsure whether detox or residential care is right, a phone assessment can clarify the appropriate level of care. Advisors reached through the helpline check availability and explain what to expect.

• Evidence-Based
• Art Therapy
• Family Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Individual Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Holistic
• Experiential Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• Music Therapy

Who this Long Island rehab serves

• Grown-ups with substance use disorders related to alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, ecstasy, or prescription medications
• Individuals dealing with mental health conditions that co-occur with addiction, including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, grief and loss, anger, or stress
• Individuals dealing with behavioral process addictions, including gambling and gaming
• Men and women, with separate residential areas and a women-only group option
• LGBTQ+ individuals, with a dedicated pride group
• First responders, military personnel, and union labor members, who have targeted group support

Setting and amenities at this center

Residential treatment is offered across 31-50 beds, with men and women in separate sections. Most programs last 30 days, though needs differ from person to person and the plan gets revisited as care continues. The one-story structure is built to feel homelike and at ease, and the generous common rooms avoid anything resembling a hospital. Residents share double-occupancy bedrooms and communal bathrooms, and the lounges come with big sofas and flat-screen televisions mounted on the walls. Outside, the grounds include landscaped gardens and a fish pond, plus walking trails and an outdoor lounge. Cooking is handled by chefs on staff. Groups such as AA and NA meetings, horseback riding, and yoga are part of what's available, alongside gardens, nature nearby, and well-prepared meals. Staff speak English.

• Gourmet Dining
• Walking Trails
• Outdoor Lounge
• Gardens
• Access to Nature

Treatment costs at this center

The center accepts cash pay rates, and insurance might be taken, but coverage must be confirmed by phone before admission. If your plan is Medicaid or a managed-care product, the center or helpline can explain what documentation is required before a bed is reserved. Our helpline can help you find out whether the center is in network and what your plan covers. The helpline is free of charge and puts you in touch with advisors who answer payment questions without any commitment.

Questions to ask this Long Island center

• What is the exact cost, and are there any additional fees for detox or specialized therapies?
• Will the center take my insurance, and how does the verification process work?
• How is a typical day structured, and what number of one-on-one counseling sessions can I expect weekly?
• In what ways does the center address mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction, and does it employ a psychiatrist?
• What is the policy on family contact and visits, and are family therapy sessions included?