About Us

For over 60 years, Crouse Health’s Addiction Treatment Services has been a leading provider of substance use disorder treatment. Serving Central New York and five surrounding counties, our program provides individualized inpatient and outpatient services for adults age 18 and up, and their families. Limited services are provided for those under 18.

At Crouse, you’ll find an experienced, multidisciplinary healthcare team, including an internist, psychiatrist, nurses and counselors, all ready to develop an appropriate plan designed specifically for you or your family member with substance use disorder. Because every patient’s needs are unique, each recovery plan is, too. But all benefit from a well-respected, integrated healthcare delivery system that offers all the resources of Crouse Health.

From hospital-based withdrawal management to a variety of outpatient programs, Crouse Health Addiction Treatment Services gives you options to meet you and your family’s needs during your treatment and recovery. We also offer several programs to meet the needs of populations with special treatment needs.

Addiction Treatment Services Staff

Crouse Health’s team has the expertise to develop the most appropriate care plan for the recovering individual and family.

Our staff includes:

• Psychiatrists
• Physicians board certified in addiction medicine
• Credentialed counselors
• Nurse practitioners
• Registered nurses
• Therapists
• Therapeutic recreation specialist
• Centralized admission staff
• Clerical and administrative support staff

Our staff takes pride in educating themselves on the latest in addiction treatment. Crouse Health encourages all staff members to take advantage of one of the most comprehensive substance use disorder education programs in the region.

Sponsored by the Crouse Health educational services department and led by many of our own treatment professionals, educational programs run throughout the year and have attracted hundreds of treatment professionals from throughout Upstate New York.

Additional Resources:
Combat Addiction
CNY Prevention Network
Combat Opioid Addiction