Long Island Jewish Medical Center Glen Oaks

This program in Glen Oaks, New York provides addiction and mental health services on a private campus. Outpatient care is available alongside residential-style structure, so people can reduce intensity as their needs change. Staff create individual plans that treat substance abuse and any accompanying mental health condition together. The care approach emphasizes compassion and personal attention rather than a single fixed track.

The center is part of Long Island Jewish Medical Center and holds Joint Commission accreditation. That matters if you are comparing programs, because accreditation signals that specific safety and quality standards are reviewed. Care is delivered in English, and the program is designed for men, women and young adults. Long Island Jewish Medical Center Glen Oaks is one of 83 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the area and offers both detox and outpatient care.

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Detox, outpatient treatment and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction are offered here, and a typical program runs 30 days. This Glen Oaks center lists detox and outpatient care for a 30-day typical stay, giving you a concrete timeframe to ask about. Cognitive behavioral therapy, 1-on-1 counseling, family therapy and group therapy are among the therapies. Medication-assisted treatment is offered too, plus relapse prevention counseling, trauma-specific therapy, life skills and online therapy. Coming from elsewhere on Long Island, online therapy might help you stay connected through transitions. Medication-assisted treatment and trauma-specific therapy are combined here for co-occurring conditions, so ask how those two pieces are scheduled together.

• Group Therapy
• Online Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Life Skills
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who should consider this program

• Men, women and young adults who need detox, outpatient care or both.
• Individuals facing mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction, including trauma or perinatal mental health concerns.
• Individuals dealing with opioid use, drug addiction or co-occurring disorders.
• People who want to stop smoking and need support alongside other treatment goals.
• Those seeking a structured 30-day program with continuing care afterward.

Setting and program length in Glen Oaks

You will find the program at 7559 263rd Street, Littauer Building, first floor, Glen Oaks, New York. Services are offered in English, and a typical stay lasts 30 days. This Glen Oaks program lists English-language services and a 30-day typical length for men, women and young adults. The campus is private, and care comes through a mix of in-person and online therapy. If a program close to home on Long Island matters to you, the Glen Oaks location may cut travel time. Long Island Jewish Medical Center Glen Oaks holds Joint Commission accreditation and sits in Glen Oaks, NY, which you can confirm when you call.

Paying for treatment in Glen Oaks

The listing for the center includes cash pay rates as one payment option. Insurance coverage is not shown, so verify benefits by phone before making plans. This Glen Oaks center lists cash pay rates, but insurance has to be verified by phone with the program itself. If you plan to use insurance, ask which plans it accepts and what portion of costs falls to you. Our helpline can help you begin that call and check availability, and a call does not obligate you to treatment. Before deciding, ask the Glen Oaks program directly about cash pay rates and any insurance accepted.

Questions worth asking this center

• Does the 30-day program include detox, and how is the transition to outpatient handled?
• How are mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction like trauma or perinatal concerns treated alongside substance use?
• What is the schedule for medication-assisted treatment and counseling sessions?
• Which insurance plans are accepted, and what are the cash pay rates?
• What continuing care, recovery coach or support meeting options are available after discharge?