Helping clients develop skills to achieve independence and self-sufficiency, and achieve a drug-free lifestyle
Our residential programs include intensive stabilization & rehabilitation programs, as well as community residences. Each provides quality residential services and care to individuals seeking to address their chemical dependency problems. Our community residential programs are for adults ages 18 years and older, including the first option in Monroe County for women who are pregnant and parenting young children, preschool age and younger.
Our Community Residences are Jones & Alexander (for men) and Barrington (for women). Both residences have recently received major upgrades to the house, including an entirely new rebuild at our new Barrington House location.
Individuals appropriate for residential services also participate in outpatient treatment services and/or other support services such as vocational and educational services.
Services include housing in a supportive, recovery-oriented community, relapse prevention group support, individual counseling support, case management, vocational/educational development, transitional services development, addiction education and Life Skills Classes including Anger Management and Relapse Prevention and recreational, sober, fun activities.
Adults 18 years or older who meet the criteria established by NYS OASAS level of care determination for CD Community Residential Services, indicating a need for a supportive residential environment to sustain recovery.
Fax a copy of the Monroe County Universal OASAS Residential Referral Form to the Intake Coordinator (fax number, below), along with any other identified information regarding eligibility for the service. Our Intake Coordinator will review documentation and confer with the client and other referral contacts for placement. A visit to the residence for dinner, brief orientation and meeting with the community members is scheduled. Following this visit if the individual is still interested, they are contacted when a bed becomes available. A date is finalized for the individual involved to enter treatment and immediate needs are assessed.
Intake Coordinator fax-line: (585) 423-2201
Program costs may be covered through Public Assistance Benefits, paid separately through Supplemental Security Income payments or as determined in a sliding fee scale arrangement.
If you have been presented with a bill, you may pay it online here: These are the current program payers who are aligned with our program offerings.