Addiction Stabilization Center
Our program provides a safe structured, supportive environment designed to promote physical and emotional stabilization for adults experiencing withdrawal symptoms, cravings, mental health and medical conditions before referral to another program or element of structured treatment/recovery.
Who is this program for?
Adults (ages 18 and older) who require short-term stabilization for mild or expected withdrawal, cravings, and mental health symptoms that cause acute impairment; medical conditions, emotional or cognitive impairment that can be managed in a residential setting.
Embracing Diversity, Building Community
We honor and respect the diverse identities and lived experiences of our participants. Our trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach provides a safe and empowering space for healing, personal growth, and connection.
Participants receive support in:
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Developing independent living skills
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Strengthening recovery practices
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Building healthy relationships
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Connecting to long-term care, employment, education and housing resources
We are committed to fostering inclusion, dignity and belonging for all who walk through our doors.
Services
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Therapeutic residency in a secure, 24/7 structured residential setting
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Medical and clinical stabilization of withdrawal symptoms and severe cravings
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Medication-Assisted Withdrawal when clinically indicated
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Individual counseling and therapeutic groups to support emotional wellness and recovery
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Referrals and coordination to appropriate next-level treatment services
Length of stay: Person Centered, based on individual needs and progress; average length is approximately 28 days
Admissions
ADMISSIONS: Please submit referrals by encrypted email or fax to Fairview Recovery Services Admissions Coordinator, Darlene Rockwell.
Email: admissions@frsinc.org Fax: 607-352-4777
For further information please call Darlene Rockwell at 607-722-4080 ext. 331
Referral Sources: We accept referrals from self, legals, specialty courts, Department of Social Services, Child Protective Services and other drug/alcohol treatment providers.
Funding:
Managed Medicaid; Public Assistance, NYS OASAS, Self-pay
