phoenix house Brentwood

Phoenix House Brentwood is the Long Island outpatient site of a larger New York organization founded in 1967. The Brentwood location provides structured outpatient care for adult men and women, integrating substance use treatment with support for mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. The program's dual diagnosis approach on Long Island combines substance use care with mental health support in one plan.

Care begins with a medical and psychological evaluation, which guides the creation of an individualized treatment plan. A case manager monitors progress and adjusts the plan as goals evolve. Licensed therapists, counselors, and medical professionals deliver services, and family members can be included in sessions when appropriate.

The broader Phoenix House network includes residential and community residence programs elsewhere in the New York area. Brentwood itself is outpatient only, so anyone needing round-the-clock care would be connected to a higher level of care. This Long Island rehab center focuses on outpatient services, so people live at home while attending sessions.

Programs for Phoenix House Brentwood

Phoenix House Brentwood offers outpatient services and treatment for mental health conditions that co-occur with addiction, using evidence-based, holistic, and personalized approaches. Counseling is available individually, in groups, and with families, plus cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-specific therapy, and experiential activities like art, dance, or music. Medication-assisted treatment is available for people with physical dependence, and aftercare includes alumni events. The center's outpatient drug rehab on Long Island combines therapy with life skills and job support so people can rebuild daily routines.

• Nutrition Counseling
• Family Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Holistic
• Personalized Treatment
• Life Skills
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Evidence-Based

Who Phoenix House Brentwood is built for

• Adult men and adult women seeking outpatient care for a substance use disorder
• People with co-occurring conditions such as post traumatic stress disorder, trauma, or suicidality
• Veterans and members of the military community, including suicide prevention support
• People with dependence on alcohol, heroin, cocaine, or other drugs who need stabilization
• English- and Spanish-speaking clients

How the setting and daily schedule work

Participants in the Phoenix House Brentwood outpatient program attend scheduled sessions, then return home rather than remaining overnight. Most programs last roughly 30 days, adjusted for each individual, and services are offered in Spanish and English. Meals prepared by a chef are part of what the center provides. This Long Island treatment center serves men and women in English and Spanish over a 30-day program. If you need residential care, the helpline can point you toward other SAMHSA-listed facilities across Long Island.

Paying for Phoenix House care

No payment details appear on this page, so the sensible step is to phone and ask which plans the Brentwood outpatient program accepts. Medicaid frequently applies to New York programs, and commercial plans vary widely in what outpatient care they cover. Before you settle on a start date, call the helpline to confirm which insurance plans this Brentwood rehab accepts. Should your plan decline to cover the program, ask about other SAMHSA-listed facilities nearby before you dismiss treatment as an option.

Things to clarify before you enroll

• I would attend how many days each week, and do sessions run in the morning, afternoon, or evening?
• Does the program bill Medicaid or my commercial insurance, and what amount might I owe out-of-pocket?
• Who provides the psychiatric evaluation, and how often is the plan reviewed?
• How does the center coordinate with a prescriber if medication-assisted treatment is part of my plan?
• What if it turns out my needs are more than outpatient care can address?
• Is there Spanish-language counseling available for all sessions or only some?