Alcoholics Anonymous Service Center

Syracuse Recovery Services is a treatment facility located in Syracuse, NY, offering personalized care for individuals dealing with substance use disorders. They provide services such as walk-in intakes, DMV/DWI evaluations, individual and group counseling, and medication-assisted recovery. As an OASAS certified facility, they are approved by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles as a provider for meeting legal requirements. Committed to tailored care, Syracuse Recovery Services focuses on meeting the unique needs of each person seeking help. Their experienced staff offers counseling services to support individuals in their recovery journey. Additionally, they specialize in medication-assisted therapy, providing prescribed medications to aid in the treatment process. With a team of specialist doctors, Syracuse Recovery Services emphasizes the use of medications alongside counseling and psychosocial support as part of a comprehensive treatment plan. They accept most major health plans and are dedicated to delivering individualized care to help clients achieve successful progress in their recovery. To connect with their service team, individuals can reach out by phone at 315-475-1771. Generated from the website content

Farnham Family Services is a leading provider of comprehensive and compassionate programs for individuals and families struggling with substance use disorder in Fulton, NY. With a focus on healing and recovery, their proven treatment options offer multiple pathways to overcome addiction. Through their Open Access program, Farnham Family Services ensures immediate access to services, including intake, evaluation, and connection to certified peer advocates. Their dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing personalized support and determining the most suitable level of care for each individual. With a strong emphasis on inclusivity and equity, Farnham Family Services aims to make a lasting and positive impact in the lives of those affected by addiction.Generated from the website

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