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Morning Star II Residential Huntington Station

Morning Star II Residential Huntington Station is a residential rehab for substance use disorders. The center offers a 30-day program on Long Island with counseling and Twelve Step support. Read on for details on what it provides and how to reach out.

  • Residential Rehab
  • 30 days

Morning Star II Residential Reintegration is a residential rehab in Huntington Station, New York, part of the Long Island area that has 83 SAMHSA-listed facilities. The center serves adults who need a structured, live-in setting to address drug addiction and related conditions. It emphasizes stabilization, relapse-prevention planning, and connecting people to ongoing support after treatment.

The program centers on individual and group counseling, with a strong Twelve Step focus. Staff use trauma specific therapy cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing to help residents identify triggers and develop coping skills. Family therapy and life skills sessions complete the schedule, and aftercare planning starts well before discharge.

Morning Star II Residential Huntington

Morning Star II Residential Huntington Station offers residential rehab for adults needing a structured, live-in setting for drug addiction. Program length is usually 30 days, though individual needs may affect that timeline. This Long Island residential rehab provides a 30-day program with Twelve Step facilitation and group counseling. The center offers one level of care, so those needing medical detox or hospitalization would need referral elsewhere. Treatment includes cognitive behavioral therapy, individual counseling group therapy family therapy, motivational interviewing, life skills, trauma-specific therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation, plus relapse prevention counseling.

The approach is rooted in Twelve Step principles, with meeting facilitation and step work integrated into the week. If medical detox is needed, a clinician should assess you first since withdrawal can be dangerous. The center also provides continuing care, employment counseling, recovery coaching, and support meetings to help people return to daily life. When you call, ask how aftercare planning is organized so you know what support follows the 30 days.

  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Twelve Step
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Relapse Prevention Counseling
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Family Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Group Therapy

Who this program is for

  • Women and men living with a substance use disorder who need a structured residential environment.
  • Young adults and older adults, with programming adapted to different life stages.
  • People dealing with anger, trauma, or perinatal mental health concerns alongside substance use.
  • Individuals who are willing to engage with a Twelve Step approach and group counseling.
  • Those who need relapse-prevention planning and aftercare connections before returning home.

Environment and how long people stay

The center is at 151 Burrs Lane in Huntington Station, NY, on Long Island. The usual program length is 30 days, and services are in English. The facility has no published photos on its SAMHSA listing, so it's worth asking about living arrangements and the daily schedule when you call. If you're considering this Huntington Station residential rehab, ask about room sharing, visitation, and phone access before admission.

How to afford care in Huntington Station

Payment options aren't listed in the facility's SAMHSA record. When you call, ask which insurance plans the center accepts and whether Medicaid is an option. At no cost, a quick call can confirm open beds and what your plan covers, but it cannot guarantee payment or admission. If you have Medicaid or private insurance, verify benefits directly with the center before making plans.

What to ask prior to admission

  • What does the daily routine look like and how many group and individual sessions are there each week?
  • How does the center handle medical needs or withdrawal symptoms during the stay?
  • What is the policy on family contact, visits, and phone calls?
  • What out-of-pocket price should I anticipate, and which insurance plans are accepted?
  • How does the aftercare planning work, and what support is available after discharge?
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Good to know

What is Morning Star II Residential Huntington Station?

SAMHSA lists this residential rehab in Huntington Station, NY. Men and women with a substance use disorder can enroll in a 30-day program there, which combines individual and group counseling with Twelve Step facilitation and planning to prevent relapse. Young adults and older adults are both served, and aftercare support includes continuing care along with recovery coaching.

How long is the program at Morning Star II?

Per the facility's SAMHSA listing, a standard course of treatment lasts 30 days. Depending on how someone progresses and what their clinical needs are, a shorter or longer stay may be appropriate. Because insurance and personal circumstances can shift the timeline, the best approach is to talk through the anticipated duration with the center when intake begins.

Does Morning Star II offer dual diagnosis treatment?

The center treats substance use disorders and lists trauma, anger, and perinatal mental health as conditions it addresses. It offers trauma-specific therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, which can help with co-occurring concerns. However, it does not describe itself as a dual diagnosis program. If you have a serious mental health condition, ask whether the center can meet your needs or whether another level of care is more appropriate.

How can I check insurance coverage for this rehab?

Reach out to the center itself to learn which insurance plans they take and what you would pay. Another option is our helpline, where trained advisors help you confirm coverage without charging a fee, and nothing is required of you. The helpline cannot admit anyone or promise that a plan will pay, though it can clarify the choices in front of you.

What should I ask about the living arrangements at Morning Star II Residential Huntington Station?

The facility does not have published photos on its SAMHSA listing, so ask about room sharing, visitation, and phone access when you call. With 83 SAMHSA-listed facilities on Long Island, it helps to know what makes this one distinct. Inquire about the daily schedule and how many group and individual sessions are offered each week.

Next step, confirm availability

If you are considering Morning Star II for yourself or someone else, the next step is a phone call to check availability and insurance. The helpline is staffed 24/7 and pairs you with trained advisors who can answer questions and help you compare options. The call is free, private, and does not commit you to treatment. If you are ready to learn more about this residential rehab in Huntington Station, then call to ask about openings and coverage.

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