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OASAS Certified Programs with Veterans-SpecificTreatment Serviceslf you are a veteran or if you know a veteran who is in need of treatment for an alcohol or drugproblem, there are OASAS-certified treatment programs where you can go for help. \Mile allOASAS-certified programs offer quality care, the following programs have dedicated a portionof their resources specifically to serving veterans. ln most cases, these are components withina larger program that focuses on meeting the needs of veterans or active military personnel.Many of the following programs provide services that are geared specifically to healing thetrauma of service and combat exposure in particular. ln many instances these programs arestaffed by veterans themselves and are structured to support an environment of respect anddignity that focuses on military values and culture.

SamaritanVillage, lnc.

EdThompsonVeteransCenter

13015 89thRoad

RichmondHiII, NY11418

lntensiveResidentialTreatmentProgram

50 This residential programfor 50 male veteransprovides a clinical culturegrounded in trauma-informed care, militarypride and patient-centeredcare. Services include:substance abusetreatment; individualizedcase management; 12-Step theme lectures, on-site medical services; HIVPrevention lectures,pre/post test counseling;family reunificationcounseling; on-site 1 2-Step meeting; SeekingSafety & Moral ReconationTherapy (MRT). Otherservices include: individualand group therapy;individualized treatmentplanning, milieu therapyfacilitated by substance

Program andLocation

Capacity(Beds)

Veterans-SpecificServices Offered Contact Phone, Email & Website

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices'cfm 1t22120t9

James McFarlane, Directoriames. [email protected]

(718) 849-3582

www. sama rita nvillaqe. orq

Veterans-specifi c services

abuse specialists;vocational services;recreational therapy andanger managementkaining.

This residential programfor 48 male veteransprovides a clinical culturegrounded in trauma-informed care, militarypride and patient-centeredcare. Services include:substance abusetreatment services;individualized casemanagement,l2-Steptheme lectures, run bymental healthprofessionals; on-sitemedical services; HIVPrevention lectures,

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Beverly Houston, Directorbeverlv. ho uston @sa marita n v ill

Charles Jennings, Clinical Directorcharles.iennin qs@samaritanvillaqe. orq

(212) 333-il45

www.samaritanvillaoe.oro


43rd StreetVeteransProgram327 West

43rd SheetNew York, NY

10043


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WomenVeteransProgram

751 BriggsHighway

Ellenville, NY12428


25 Samaritan's WomenVeterans Programprovides a clinical culturegrounded in trauma-informed care, militarypride and patient-centeredcare. Services include:substance abusetreatment; individualizedtreatment planning;intensive casemanagement; trauma-informed care; prolongedexposure therapy, gender-informed care; health &wellness services; mentalhealth/ MST & PTSDtreatment services; familyreunification services;vocational rehabilitation;individualized dischargeplanning; and SeekingSafety and MoralReconation Therapy(MRr).

Sharon Gingola, MA, LMSW, Director

(845) 6474592, Ext. 3190

www. samaritanvillaqe.orq

sharon.oinoola@s amaritanvillaqe. orq

https:/iwww.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfrn U22/2019


pre/post test counseling;family reunificationcounseling; on-site 1 2-Step meeting;pharmacologicalintervention; E.M.D.R.therapy for PTSD andSeeking Safety & MoralReconation Therapy(MRT).Other servicesinclude:individual andgroup therapy;individualized treatmentplanning; milieu therapyfacilitated by substanceabuse specialists;vocational services;recreational therapy andanger managementtraining.

Cazenovia's Liberty Hallprovides communityresidential services for 18

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GazenoviaRecovery

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Judy Gilbert, CASAC - Director ofResidential Services

iudv.qilbert@veteransoutreachcenter. orq

Veteran'sOutreach

Center, lnc.

Otto House290 Cypress

Streel785-791

South AvenueRochester,NY 14620

SupportiveLiving

Program

14 Otto House provides arange of services for maleveteransincluding:intensive casemanagement; housingcrisis interventions,.permanent housingchoices, individualcounseling and coaching,food pantry resources,personal budgetingassistance, employmentand educationalassistance, benefitscounseling,wellness/health/ fi tnessresources, and communityvolunteer opportunities.Veterans Outreach Centeralso utilizes veteran-to-veteran peer mentorsavailable through CompeerVet Resource Corp.

(585) 506-90601-866-906-VETS(8387)

ransoutreachcenter. orq

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specihcsewices.cfm 1122t2019

Peter Harrington, Program SiteSupervisor

P Harrinqton@cazenoviarecovery. orq

Veterans-specific services

Systems,lnc.

Liberty HallVeterans

AdministrationMain Building

No.1 - 1stFloor,222

RichmondAvenue

Batavia, NY14020

CommunityResidenceProgram

Finger LakesAddictions

N/A

homeless male veterans.This program is situatedwithin the VA Campus inBatavia providing directand easy access to VAservices for eligibleprogram participants, suchas the compensated workprogram offered at the VAfacilities in Batavia andBuffalo.

FLACRA offers outpatientservices tailored to male

(s85) 343-3094

Website under development

Bill Fox, Director of Treatment [email protected]

RealityHouse, !nc.

8-13 AstoriaBoulevard,

Queens, NY11102


30 Reality House'scommunityresidence,offers servicesfor a total of 30 homelessmale veterans. Theseservices provide astructured therapeuticmilieu while residents areconcurrently enrolled in anoutpatient chemicaldependence services.Community residentialservices provide thefollowing either directly orby referral: vocationalseryices,such asassessment, job skillstraining and employmentreadiness training;lndividuals appropriate forthis level of care includepersons who are homelessor whose livingenvironment is notconducive to recovery andmaintaining abstinence.

Onaje Muid, Director of Clinical Services

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm U22t2019

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[email protected]

(212) 281-6004

www. rea litvho u se n v. com


Gounseling& Referral

Agency, lnc.(FLACRA)

28 East MainStreetClifton

Springs, NY14332

OutpatientTreatmentProg ram

Finger LakesAddictionsCounseling& Referral


VictoryHouse

377 NorthMain Street

Canandaig ua,NY 1M24

SupportiveLiving

Program

and female veterans atfour separate locations.Services include: groupand individual counseling ;

education about,orientation to, andopportunity forparticipation in, relevantand available self helpgroups; alcohol andsubstance abuse diseaseawareness and relapseprevention; HIV and othercommunicable disease,education, riskassessment, supportivecounseling and referral;and family treatment. lnaddition, social andhealthcare services, skilldevelopment in accessingcommunity services,activity therapies,information and educationabout nutritionalrequirements, andvocational and educationalevaluation.

Victory House is asupportive living programfor 8 male veterans thatprovides an alcohol-anddrug-free environmentwhich stresses the peersupport of fellow residentsto help maintainabstinence. Residentsreceive assistance andguidance in developing theskills and strengthsnecessary to maintainabstinence and readapt toindependent living in thecommunity while receivingthe minimal clinical andpeer support provided by

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https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm 1t2212019

(315) 462-9466

www.flacra.orq

Christina Allen, ManagerChristina.allen@fl acra.oro

(315) 462-%66

www.flacra.oro

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Maxwell Hall28 East Main

StreetClifton

this residentialenvironment.

At Maxwell Hall, servicesare provided tor 22 maleveterans who areintoxicated by alcoholand/or substances,suffering from mildwithdrawal complications,or who may be in dangerof relapse. These servicesdo not require physiciandirection or direct

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Finger LakesAddictionsGounseling& Referral


621 ChurchSheet

Newark, NY14513


22 FLACRA's communityresidence at this locationserves 22 homeless maleveterans, providing astructured environmentconducive to recovery..Services includevocational assessment, jobskills training andemployment readinesstraining. Residents areconcurrently enrolled inoutpatient services.

Leslie Kozlowski, Managerleslie.ko zlowski@flacra. oro

(315) 462-9466

www.flacra. oro



Maxwell Hall28 East Main

SkeetClifton

Springs, NY14332


18 FLACRA's Maxwell Hallcommunity residenceoffers services for 18homeless male veteransand provides a structuredenvironment conducive torecovery for residents.Services includevocational assessment, jobskills training andemployment readinesstraining. Residents areconcurrently enrolled inoutpatient services.

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatmenvveteran/Veterans-specificservices.clm U22t2019

Beth Clark, ManagerBeth. [email protected]

(31s)462-9466

rww.flacra. orq

Shari Schnell, Managershari.schnell@fl acra.oro

(315',) 462-9446

www.flacra.org


Springs, NY14332

MedicallyMonitored

WithdrawalProg ram

supervision by a physicianand provide a safeenvironment to completewithdrawal and securereferral to the next level ofcare.

Located one floor abovethe Safe HavenCommunity Residence inBuilding 14, the 11-bedSupportive LivingApartments provide themale and female veteranswith the opportunity tocontinue their recovery in asimilar but less structuredand more independentliving environment. This

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CadenceSquare

SupportiveLiving

Apartments

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CadenceSquare Safe

Haven400 Fort Hill

AvenueBuilding 14

Canandaigua,NY 14424


15 Accommodating both maleand female veterans, thiscommunity residenceprovides a drug andalcohol free environmentfor veterans. This allowsthem to utilize the tools ofrecovery while living in thefellowship of others whohave shared experiences.Areas that are addressedinclude: mental health;primary health care; andsocial, vocational and/oreducational needs.Credentialed qualifi ed staffoversee the CommunityResidence 24 hours perday, 7 days per week.Staff has extensiveexpertise and training inveterans-specificevidence-based practices.Referrals are madethrough the ProgramManager with VA approvalnecessary as well.

Janna KingProgram Manager

ian na. kino@flacra. oro

(585) 919-2440

www.flacra. orq

https:i/www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm 112212019

Christina Allen, Managerchristina.allen@fl acra. oro

(31s) 462-9466

www.flacra. orq


400 Fort HillAvenue

Building 14Canandaigua,

NY 14424

SupportiveLiving

Prog ram

RealizationCenter, lnc.

N/A

9 UnionSquare West

7th FloorNewYork, NY

10003

OutpatientTreatmentProgram

permits the veteran todevelop the skills andresources needed to gaina measure of self-sufficiency. SupportiveLiving veterans continue toreceive support fromFLACRA and VA staffincluding but not limited tomedical services as wellas ongoing counseling fortheir substance abuseissues. Referrals are madethrough the ProgramManager.

Realization Center, lnc. isa comprehensiveoutpatient SUD treatmentprogram that offersservices tailored to theunique needs of men andwomen veterans. Theseservices are provided attwo separate locations.Realization Center'sveterans program providesinformation, education,support, and treatment to

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(7 1 8)342-67 00 or (212)627 -9500

Sheldon Goldman, Coordinator ofVeterans Program

[email protected]

(7 1 8)342-67 00 or (21 2)627 -9600

www. real izationcenter NVC. COM

LoyolaRecovery

Foundation,lnc.

Bath VAMedicalCenter

76 VeteransAvenueBath, NY

14180

MedicallySupervised

lnpatientWthdrawal

Program

25 Through its site locatedwithin the Bath VA MedicalCenter, Loyola providessub-acute detoxificationfrom substance usedisorders, transportation,recovery planning,establishment of VABenefits and placement inSupportive Services withinthe VA system or withinthe community. Theservice is fully integratedwithin the VA HealthSystem.

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm

Vr'ilda Molina, Clinical Directorwm @ rea lizatio nce nte rnvc. com

Kimberly Anger, RN, Program [email protected]

(607) 664-5800

www. lovolarecovery.orq

112212019


PhoenixHouse

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Jack AronCenter

164 W. 74thStreet

individuals who've servedin the nation's armedforces and who arecurrently shuggling withaddictions and/or trauma.The Center's staff hasbeen trained in veterans-specifi c evidence-basedpractices and therapieswhich utilize individual andgroup psychotherapy. TheCenter also providespsychoeducation,motivational enhancementtherapy, cognitivebehavioral therapy, anddialectic behavioraltherapy to help clients andtheir families manage aprolonged program ofrecovery.

Phoenix House providesveteran-specificcommunity residentialservices for 1 5male/female veterans atthis location in addition tooutpatient treatment.Phoenix House programs

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Oswald Ramdoo, BA, MA, M-RAS, CSC,Clinical Director of Military Services

mdoo hoenixh

(MO) 505 20oo x7614

www.phoenixhouse. orq

RealizationCenter, lnc.

75 RemsenStreet

2nd FloorBrooklyn, NY

11201

OutpatientTreatmentProg ram

N/A Realization Center, lnc. isa pioneer in providing themost effective holistic carefor SUD, food addiction,co-dependency, gambling,and sexual compulsivity,as well as numerousmental health issuesincluding depression,anxiety, PTSD, sexualtrauma, family of originissues, domestic violence,anger/stress management,family conflict, andparenting issues as theyrelate to and are impactedby SUD.

(718) 342-6700 or (2121627-9600

Sheldon Goldman, Coordinator ofVeterans Program

(7 1 8)342-67 00 or (21 2)527 -9500

www.realizatio ncenternvc.com

so3@ realization centelnvc.com

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatmenrveterarl/Veterans-specificservices.cfm 1t2)12019

\Mlda Molina, Clinical Directorwm@ real izationcenternvc.com


use evidence-basedpractices to addressPTSD, suicide preventionand anger management,the impact of multipledeployments, and thestresses of readjusting tocivilian life. Phoenixinvolves family members inthe treatment process andplace a strong emphasison peer-led recovery.

Phoenix House's programsfor the military communityalso incorporate servicessuch as assistance inaccessing veterans andother benefits, vocationaland educationalcounseling, and linkagesto housing and communityresources. Phoenix Houseactively works with otherproviders to ensure thewidest possible breadth ofsupport services.

As with its W. 74th Streetprogram, Phoenix Houseprovides veteran-specifi ccommunity residentialservices for 15male/female veterans atthis location in addition tooutpatient treatment.Phoenix House programsuse evidence-basedpractices to addressPTSD, suicide preventionand anger management,the impact of multipledeployments, and thestresses of readjusting tocivilian life. Phoenixinvolves family members inthe treatment process andplace a strong emphasison peer-led recovery.

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Oswald Ramdoo, BA, MA, M-RAS, CSC,Clinical Director of Military Services

oo hoenixhouse.o

(631) 306-5776

New York, NY10023


PhoenixHouse

MilitaryServicesProgram

BrentwoodCampus

998 CrookedHill Road

Brentwood,NY 11717


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https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatmenVveteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm t/22/2019

www. phoenixhouse. orq


HorizonVillage, lnc.

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FreedomVillage

6331 lnduconDr. East

Sanborn, NY14132


Phoenix House's programsfor the military communityalso incorporate servicessuch as assistance inaccessing veterans andother benefits, vocationaland educationalcounseling, and linkagesto housing and communityresources. Phoenix Houseactively works with otherproviders to ensure thewidest possible breadth ofsupport services.

The Freedom Villageintensive residentialchemical dependencyprogram is designed formen who have previouslyserved in the US ArmedForces and focuses onbuilding early recoveryskills utilizing Best-Practices treatmentapproaches such as Multi-family Therapy, DialecticalBehavioral Therapy, 12Step Facilitation, andintegrated medical, mentalhealth, and psychiakicservices all provided withina safe, trauma-informedcare environmentdesigned specifically forthose with militaryexperience. We feature aHealth and Wellnessprogram staffed by aCertified Personal Trainerwho conducts individualand small group trainingclasses in our state of theart gym, and all residentshave access to a full rangeof vocational andeducational services oncampus.

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Katie Burbee, Program ManagerkburbeerOho on-health.orq

For referral and admissions:

Mindy Kuppel, CASACClient Relations Coordinatormkuooel@horiz on-health.orq

(716) 2s0-1860

www. horizon-health.orq

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm t/22/2019

Bridge Backto Life

Center, lnc.

AcceptingRecoveryComingHome

(ARCH)Program

4271Hempstead

TurnpikeBethpage, NY

11716


N/A The ARCH Program offerstrauma-informed,integrated treatments forsubstance use disordersand related behavioralhealth challenges forveterans in outpatientsettings in New York Cityand Long lsland. Specificservices offered include:individual and grouptherapies, focusedrecovery groups (includingDW, Relapse Prevention,Power and Control),specialized militarywellness and resilienceservices (includingMindfulness, Yoga,Acupuncture, SpiritualCounseling, and ldentifyWorkshops), inter-generational peer supportand communityreintegration, trauma-focused therapies, family-focused interventions, andexperiential modalities(including art therapy,expressive techniques,trauma-informed dramatherapy, and others).

Michael DeFalco, Psy.D.Director of Military and lntegrative

Services

Aynisa Leonardo, LCAT, ATR-BCClinical Coordinator of Military and

lntegrative Services

(646) 599-0577

Clinic Phone Number: (516) 520-6600

ebacktolife. comnb

bridqebacktolife.com@

mdefalco@

aleona rdo

(718) 598-3505


Bridge Backto Life

Center, lnc.

N/A

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Michael DeFalco, Psy.D.Director of Military and lntegrative

Servicesmdefalc o@brid ebacktolife.com

(718) s98-3505

Aynisa Leonardo, LCAT, ATR-BCClinical Coordinator of Military and

lntegrative Servicesaleonard o@b ridqebacktolife. com

(646) 599-0577

Clinic Phone Number: (212) 6794960

The ARCH Program offerstrauma-informed,integrated treatments forsubstance use disordersand related behavioralhealth challenges forveterans in outpatientsettings in New York Cityand Long lsland. Specificservices offered include:individual and grouptherapies, focusedrecovery groups (includingDWl, Relapse Prevention,Power and Control),

AcceptingRecoveryComingHome

(ARCH)Program500 8thAvenue

Suite 906New York, NY

10018

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm U2212019

www. bridqebacktolife. com



St. Joseph'sAddictionTreatrnent

andRecovery

Centers, lnc.

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specialized militarywellness and resilienceservices (includingMindfulness, Yoga,Acupuncture, SpiritualCounseling, and ldentifyWorkshops), inter-generational peer supportand communityreintegration, trauma-focused therapies, family-focused interventions, andexperiential modalities(including art therapy,expressive techniques,trauma-informed dramatherapy, and others).

The Merkel VeteransProgram is a trauma-informed healing spacewith a multitude of holisticprograms/services for itsall-male population. Theseservices include:

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Zachary RandolphProgram Director

zrandoloh@stioestreatment. orq

Michelle Beaudoin, LMHC, CASACDirector of lnpatient Services

mbeaudo in @ stioestrea tment. orq

ConfideCounseling

andConsultation

Center

The MedicalBuilding

30HempsteadAve. Suite

119Rockville

Center, NY11570


N/A Confide is a 7-day perweek outpatient programthat offers veteran-specifi cand veteran-guided self-help peer group servicesas well as professional andpeer-to-peer counseling.Confide also providesmedical assessment andreferral to a variety of localsupport services, ifnecessary. This providerhas a working relationshipwith the Nassau CountyVeterans Treatment Courtas well as numerous localveterans agencies andservice organizations. Allveterans in need ofaddiction treatmentservices are acceptedfree-of-charge if need be.

(516)764-5522

https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veteran/Veterans-specificservices.cfm 1122/2019

www. b ri d oebackto I ife. co m

Art Rosenthal, LCSW-R, CASAC.Executive [email protected]

www. confideny, oro


Co]. C. DavidMerkel, MDVeteransProgram

444 KiwassaLake RdSaranacLake, NY

12983


integrated treatment ofboth substance use andmental health issues;family counseling andreintegration ; spiritualitygroup and pastoralcounseling; somatictherapies, such asMindfullness RelapsePrevention and Rest Yoga;recreational therapy;vocational and educationalcomponents; andparticipation in communityactivities.

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https://www.oasas.ny.gov/treatment/veterar/Veterans-specificservices.cfm

(518) 8e1-8387

www.stioestreatment.oro

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