Saint Johns Riverside Hospital Yonkers

The Comprehensive Recovery Center at Saint Johns Riverside Hospital Yonkers offers outpatient care to adults and teens facing both a psychiatric diagnosis along with an addiction. It sits on Park Avenue in Yonkers and has served the area since 1967. Each person's plan looks different, shaped around the circumstances that person brings.

Counseling runs one-on-one and in groups, with family sessions and recreation therapy added when they fit the plan. Medication options are available for people who need them, including for alcohol and opioid use disorders, and psychiatric and primary medical services are coordinated inside the program. Certified recovery peer advocates help people find their way through the process.

Services are available in English and Spanish. Distinct tracks exist for Spanish-speaking clients, for impaired professionals, and for those whose situations involve DWI-related matters. You can arrange a visit on site or through telehealth. Staff also help people link up with resources in the community, which gives the plan for life after care a better chance of holding together.

Programs at this outpatient center

This outpatient rehab includes dual diagnosis care, so people attend scheduled sessions rather than staying overnight. If you need inpatient detox or round-the-clock care, then ask the helpline to check which New York centers offer that level of care. Therapy includes one-on-one counseling, group and family therapy, life skills, recreation therapy, online therapy and relapse prevention counseling. Its approach is called evidence based by the program and individualized, and medication assisted treatment is offered for alcohol and opioid use disorders. For many people in Yonkers, a flexible outpatient schedule makes it possible to keep working while getting treatment. Medications are overseen by the clinical team, not chosen on your own.

A trained advisor on the helpline can assist you in checking if your insurance or New York Medicaid covers outpatient rehab in Yonkers. Specialized tracks serve Spanish-speaking clients, impaired professionals, and people with DWI-related matters. Sessions may be held in person or through telehealth, which can make scheduling easier. If you are comparing rehabs in New York, ask how each one approaches co-occurring conditions and aftercare planning.

1. Group Therapy
2. Recreation Therapy
3. Evidence-Based
4. Relapse Prevention Counseling
5. Life Skills
6. Medication-Assisted Treatment
7. Online Therapy
8. Family Therapy
9. Individual Treatment
10. 1-on-1 Counseling

Who this program is built for in Yonkers

1. Adolescents, boys and girls, alongside adult men and women
2. People with alcohol, opioid, cocaine, methamphetamine, prescription drug or synthetic drug use disorders
3. People dealing with a mental health condition such as depression, anxiety, anger or trauma alongside substance use
4. Professionals and people with DWI-related matters
5. Spanish-speaking clients who want care in their own language
6. People with mild disabilities who need a flexible outpatient schedule

Days in care, group size, and languages

Programs typically last 30 days, though the team shapes each plan around the person. The program runs on the second floor at 2 Park Avenue in Yonkers and offers care in English and Spanish. Sessions happen in person or online, which can make a schedule easier to keep. Specialized tracks cover Spanish-speaking clients, impaired professionals and DWI-related matters.

Covering costs for care at this center

Cash pay rates are shown among the payment options, and the center also works with other payers. Call the helpline to ask about Medicaid and insurance coverage for outpatient substance use treatment in New York. That helpline is free, private, and places no commitment on you, and a trained advisor can help verify what your plan covers before you schedule anything.

Questions worth asking this center

1. Will my insurance or New York Medicaid pay for outpatient care here, and what would my own cost be?
2. How many days a week would I attend, and could sessions fit around work or school?
3. If I need detox or withdrawal care first, where would that happen and who arranges it?
4. Which medications do you offer for my situation, and who manages them?
5. Can appointments be held online, and are Spanish-language sessions available?