St Josephs Rehabilitation Center Inc

Outpatient locations in malone, massena, saranac lake, tupper lake, elizabethtown, keeseville, lake placid, and ticonderoga, offering substance use disorder services to residents of the north country of upstate new york. Outpatient services allow people the opportunity to recover from substance use disorder while remaining in their home communities. Services at the clinics include evaluations, individual and group counseling, relapse prevention, family & adolescent, medication assisted treatment, referrals, and services under the certified community behavioral health clinic (ccbhc) continuum of care. 8,432 visits provided.

The veterans program provides trauma-informed substance use and co-occurring treatment to men who served in the nation's military who are suffering from addiction, ptsd and traumatic brain injury. Most of the veteran's program residents have co-occurring mental health issues. This treatment is provided within the safe confines of a residential program. Upon admission, the resident is assigned to the multi-disciplinary treatment team for the purposes of creating and implementing a person-centered treatment plan. Each individual will be assessed for need and placed into a series of individual and group setting to best meet their identified need(s). In addition to these services the individual is provided with a program structure that is designed to restore the individual to practical functioning. The program also includes family and vocational services to create a healthy and successful opportunity for their reintegration into society and has partnered with nyu langone health's military family center to provide assessment and treatment for traumatic brain injuries. 8,807 days of service provided. A number of the residents who graduate from the st. Joseph's veteran's program successfully seek residence at the st. Joseph's supportive housing facility, harvey house, located in saranac lake. Joseph's house, located in poughkeepsie, is a 12 bed, new york state oasas-licensed supportive living program serving chemically addicted men and women who are in need of continued support following care in an inpatient, intensive residential, community residence, or transitional living situation. 9,879 days of service provided.

The inpatient adolescent program provides trauma informed substance use and cooccurring disorder treatment to adolescent ages 12 to 16 and young adults ages 17 to 20. The treatment is provided in a safe and secure residential setting, which allows us to meet each resident's unique needs. The young people when entering into treatment are each assigned a specific treatment team consisting of a primary counselor, mental health counselor and family counselor who is focused on meeting their unique needs. Each resident has an individualized care plan which is reviewed monthly by a multidisciplinary treatment team. The following services are offered on a daily basis to our residents: educational services, medical services, treatment services, psychiatric consultation, medication management, family services and recreational services. These services are offered on an individual and group basis with an emphasis on trauma informed care. Our goal is to improve the functioning of young people who are struggling with addiction and mental health issues allowing them to develop skills to enable them to have a productive life. 1,840 days of service provided.

St. Joseph's supportive housing programs share the goals of providing safe and secure housing, and stability for individuals and families in an environment that maximizes strengths, builds both self-reliance and mutual support, helps in reconnecting with positive family members or natural supports, and opens opportunities for educational (particularly community college) and skills-training programs with the objective of securing steady, living-wage employment. The programs operate with a "housing first" protocol and provide affordable subsidized housing with on-site and in-home support services to assist individuals and families in reducing the risk of homelessness, supporting their sud recovery, and building skills to promote lifestyle stability and success. 10,718 days of service provided.

Other programs include treatment for incarcerated individuals, open access center services, mobile treatment units, gambling treatment, and detox facility.