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Newark Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers

4 treatment programs in Newark, New York. Compare centers below or call now for free, confidential help.

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Newark is the county seat of Wayne County in the Finger Lakes region, located between Rochester and Syracuse along the Erie Canal corridor. With 4 listed providers, it is the main treatment hub for Wayne County. Programs in Newark cover outpatient counseling and residential care for people dealing with opioid use, alcohol dependence, and related issues common to small upstate cities. The broader Wayne County network is complemented by the larger treatment infrastructure in Rochester and Syracuse, both within 45 to 60 miles.

Wayne County has a mix of small-city and rural residents, and programs in Newark serve as a community anchor for people who cannot or prefer not to travel to larger centers. Medicaid and state-funded programs are available. A treatment specialist can help you identify current options in Newark and throughout the Wayne County area and explain how to get started.

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Rehab centers in Newark

FLACRA Newark NY

★★★★ 4 4 reviews Open now
Outpatient treatment
621 Church St, Newark, NY 14513
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Finger Lakes Addiction Counseling Newark NY

★★★★ 4 4 reviews
Outpatient treatment
310 W Union St, Newark, NY 14513
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Council On Alcoholism & Other Newark NY

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Addiction treatment center
165 E Union St # 323, Newark, NY 14513
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Catholic Family Center - Hannick Hall Newark NY

★★ 1.8 12 reviews
Residential treatment
407 E Union St, Newark, NY 14513
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Common questions

Costs vary by program and insurance. Many Newark programs accept Medicaid or private insurance, so call to check what your coverage includes.
Inpatient or residential care means living at the program with support around the clock. Outpatient means you attend treatment on a schedule and live at home. Many people step down from one to the other.
For alcohol and benzodiazepines, medically supervised detox is often an important first step because withdrawal can be dangerous. A program can assess whether you need it.
Sometimes. Medications like buprenorphine or naltrexone are used for opioid or alcohol use when clinically appropriate. No program can require medication you do not agree to.

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