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Overview
The provider describes itself as an OASAS-certified Part 822 outpatient facility serving Nassau and Suffolk counties and surrounding communities in the New York City metropolitan area. It states it is accredited by The Joint Commission and certified by LegitScript.
Medication-assisted treatment
The provider lists medication-assisted treatment (MAT) among its services, combining prescription medication with therapy. Its published MAT page names buprenorphine, naloxone, methadone, naltrexone and others as medications a doctor may prescribe. It does not state on that page which medications it prescribes itself, or whether prescribing happens by telehealth. See what to ask about Suboxone.
Virtual IOP
The provider offers an intensive outpatient program delivered by telehealth. It says sessions are scheduled around work hours when possible and use HIPAA-compliant platforms. Learn how virtual IOP works.
Who should contact admissions
- Adults looking for structured outpatient support for opioid or other substance use.
- People who need more than weekly therapy but do not need 24-hour care.
- Family members asking on behalf of a loved one.
If someone is in danger or has overdose symptoms, call 911 first.
Questions for NYC residents
- Is virtual IOP available to me in my borough?
- Are any visits required in person in Hicksville?
- Is medication treatment offered by telehealth, in person, or both?
Insurance verification
The provider says it verifies insurance before treatment starts. You can call or use its official insurance verification form. A benefits check is not a guarantee of payment. Read our insurance questions guide.
Relationship disclosure
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