Outpatient and inpatient treatment for substance abuse, includes group and individual counseling

Crisis Services; Med Sup Withdrawal-Outpatient

Programs that provide preventive, diagnostic and inpatient, outpatient and residential treatment services as well as transitional support for people who have a physical and/or psychological dependency on one or a combination of addictive substances including tobacco, alcohol and/or other drugs; or whose use of these substances has impaired their physical or mental health or their personal, social or occupational functioning.

Residential Services; Supportive Living

Family support navigators help individuals with addictions and their families understand the progression of addiction, navigate insurance and treatment systems, and find recovery supports.

This free, confidential program is funded by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS).

Family support navigators educate families on addictions and how they progress. Referrals can be made to substance abuse treatment providers, as well as medical and mental health providers. We provide guidance on how to navigate health insurance issues.

Information is also available on recovery supports, such as self-help and support groups. We help people find housing and transportation and apply for public assistance, such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

We advocate for our consumers and provide case management services.

Monthly educational programs are offered on addiction, treatment and recovery options, and available supports. Local agencies can request programs be held at their agency on topics their staff and consumers are most interested in.

The Family Support Navigator Program primarily serves Chemung, Schuyler and Steuben counties, but no one will be turned away.

For more information or a free appointment, contact OASAS Services Coordinator Allison O’Dell at aodell@aimcil.com or (607) 962-8225, ext. 230.

“This program is an alternative for those that require more intensive therapy to achieve abstinence than is found in a traditional outpatient program. In this program, the patient is scheduled to attend one individual and group therapy sessions for a minimum of 9 hours per week. At the same time, this program allows the patient to remain at home and with their families and to maintain their school and/or employment.”

METHODS OF PAYMENT: Beacon Center works with many insurances, and insurance can be set up at location. Cash is also accepted. First visit for self-pay costs $195. Price goes down in subsequent visits. An evaluation can take 2-3 sessions.

Provides prevention and Intervention services to Individuals, groups, schools, organizations, and the general public.

Alcoholism treatment program

United Health Services (UHS)'s New Horizons, located at Binghamton General Hospital, offers access to services for people suffering from alcohol or drug related problems. Includes: 24 hour emergency crisis intervention, intensive outpatient treatment for women or older adults, family programs, community education, family and employer interventions, continuing care, and relapse prevention. Also offers dual disorders programs, specialized groups and adolescent services.

Provides drug/alcohol assessments for offenders who were court ordered to participate in an assessment. Offers treatment alternatives for offenders facing a jail or prison sentence who have indicators of having a problem with alcohol and/or other drugs. Monitors and reports to the court offenders’ compliance with their treatment recommendations.

Provides a drug/alcohol education class for young offenders.