Long Island Treatment Center Hicksville

The program is built for adults managing a substance use disorder while also facing a mental health condition, and it treats both together rather than one at a time. Care begins with a detailed assessment, and the plan that follows is shaped around what that assessment finds for each person rather than a fixed track.

Clinicians, therapists and nurses work as one team, combining evidence-based methods into a plan that can shift as someone's needs change. Family members are brought into the process too, through sessions that address relapse prevention and emotional sobriety, and former clients can stay connected through alumni meetings held both in person and online.

Care levels at the Hicksville center

Day treatment, also called partial hospitalization, is the most intensive option here, with more therapy hours scheduled each week than the other levels. Intensive outpatient runs several days weekly with fewer required hours, and an evening track exists for people who are working, studying or raising children. Standard outpatient asks less time and suits people further along, with a typical stay of about 3–4 months.

Add-on services include detox and withdrawal support for people dealing with cravings or withdrawal symptoms, plus education on managing medications. Counseling takes many forms: group work, individual sessions, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, art therapy, Twelve Step facilitation, and relapse prevention counseling, with family involvement woven in throughout. If someone's needs go beyond what outpatient care can provide, the clinical team ought to say so during assessment rather than after admission.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Twelve Step
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Evidence-Based
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Group Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Personalized Treatment
• Family Involvement

Who this center supports in Hicksville

• Adults with alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, heroin, marijuana or ecstasy use concerns, including chronic relapse
• People who are dealing together with co-occurring conditions like anxiety depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, OCD, personality disorders or ADHD
• Women and men, including pregnant women, couples, executives, midlife and older adults, and LGBTQ+ clients
• People moving reducing from a more intensive level of care who still want structured outpatient support

How long, how big, and amenities

The usual length of stay is about 90 days, though outpatient care can continue as long as it is clinically useful. Amenities listed include chef-prepared meals, gourmet dining, internet access, a library and airport transfers, and activities include yoga and AA/NA meetings. Groups are conducted in English.

• Library
• Chef-prepared Meals
• Airport Transfers
• Gourmet Dining
• Internet Access

Covering the cost of care at this center

Self-pay prices appear among the payment options; any insurance matter must be verified with the center itself, because the helpline has no way to confirm a plan's coverage. When price is what tips the decision, request a written breakdown of charges for each level of care before you lock in a start date. Some services may fall under New York's Medicaid program, so it is reasonable to ask if this provider takes part.

Things to clarify before you enroll

• What level of care does the assessment indicate, and could that change should my needs shift?
• How many hours per week does each track require, including the evening intensive outpatient option?
• Is detox handled on site or through a partner, and who monitors withdrawal?
• How is insurance verified, and what would I owe after benefits are applied?
• What does aftercare look like after the typical 90 days, including alumni and follow-up sessions?