Treatment program in Mount Kisco, New York
Lexington Center for Recovery Inc, RRi/Maple House
Long-term residential, transitional housing, with buprenorphine. Run by a private nonprofit.
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914-301-8088 ext. 100694 Maple Avenue, Mount Kisco, NY 10549 (map position approximate)
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Contact details from SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov listing as of .
Treatment at this program
- Treatment settings
- Long-term residential, Transitional housing
- Opioid medication
- Buprenorphine
- Alcohol medication
- Not reported
Paying
- Accepts
- Medicaid, Medicare, Private insurance, Cash or self-pay
Who it serves
- Ages
- Young Adults, Adults, Seniors
- Accepts
- Male
- Programs for
- Adult men
Licenses and accreditation
As reported to SAMHSA. Withdrawal.help has not checked these. Look them up yourself: Joint Commission Quality Check, CARF provider search, or your state's licensing agency.
- Accredited by
- None reported
- Licensed or certified by
- State substance use treatment agency
Other residential programs nearby
- Lexington Center for Recovery Inc, RRi1 Haverstraw, NY · 12.8 mi
- Newport Academy, Teen and Adolescent Outpatient Stamford, CT · 14.9 mi
- Russell E Blaisdell, Addiction Treatment Center Orangeburg, NY · 16.5 mi
- MCCA Inc, McDonough House/ ASAM 3 7 R Intensive Danbury, CT · 16.8 mi
- Crossroads RRi New Rochelle, NY · 20.0 mi
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