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Treatment Resources: ACR Health: https://www.acrhealth.org/drug-user-health/ ACR Health is a designated Harm Reduction Medical Clinic by Family Care Medical Group. The Harm Reduction Medical Clinic is a health hub for all individuals in need of medical services, specializing in the treatment of substance use disorders and care for people who use drugs. The Harm Reduction Medical Clinic at ACR Health removes barriers for individuals in need of medical services. Conifer Park: https://www.coniferpark.com/syracuse-outpatient-clinicConifer Park’s Liverpool OPC provides a wide range of services, addressing the needs of a diverse client base. We offer a variety of services for Adults, and Adolescents, up to 5 times per week. We provide chemical dependency treatment for the general population as well as those with specialized treatment needs. Crouse Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment Services: https://www.crouse.org/services/chemical-dependency-treatment-services/about-us/ At Crouse, you’ll find an experienced, multidisciplinary healthcare team, including an internist, psychiatrist, psychologist, nurses and counselors, all ready to develop an appropriate plan designed specifically for you or your chemically-dependent family member. 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.
Liberty Resources: https://www.liberty-resources.org/integrated-behavioral-health-and-substance-use/ Liberty Resources’ outpatient Integrated Behavioral Health Center provides services to those seeking mental health and substance-use-disorder Treatment. Helio Health: https://www.helio.health/ Helio Health is dedicated to transforming the lives of those struggling with substance abuse and mental health disorders. Unlike many other providers, we’re dedicated to treating the whole person, not just the symptoms of addiction and mental illness. This includes general healthcare, housing services, training and family support. It’s a comprehensive approach that we believe leads to a more successful transition to a life of healing, hope and recovery.
Regional Open Access Center for Addiction: If you or a loved one needs help right away, the Regional Open Access Center for Addiction is here for you. This important community program performs substance use and mental health assessments 24/7/365 for residents of Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga and Oswego counties. Our Regional Open Access Center for Addiction is located at 329 North Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 1320 Syracuse Community Health Center: https://www.schcny.com/?page_id=283 Treatment and counseling services for clients struggling with alcohol and drug abuse. A state licensed program. Syracuse Recovery Services: https://www.srsrecovery.org/ Provides addiction rehabilitation services including DUI evaluations, drug and alcohol evaluations, substance use disorder counseling, and suboxone/medication management. Upstate Medical University: · Bridge Clinic: https://www.upstate.edu/emergency/healthcare/bridge-clinic.php The Clinic provides patients with short-term treatment to manage their opioid use disorder until they get into a rehab program or find a community provider for longer-term treatment. In addition to prescriptions, the clinic uses peer support specialists who are themselves in recovery and who serve as a resource for individuals and families.
Addiction Medicine Program : https://www.upstate.edu/psych/healthcare/faculty-practice/psych_addiction/ The Addiction Medicine Service accepts patients for short-term treatment to address all substance use disorders and addiction which may or may not be co-occurring with underlying psychiatric conditions. Treatment may include; outpatient detox, psychotherapy, non-addictive medications, and referrals to other providers. Veteran’s Administration Medical Center: https://www.syracuse.va.gov/services/substance_abuse.asp Substance Abuse Programs offer encouragement and support to help break free from addiction to alcohol and other substances.
Call 2-1-1 or go to the 211CNY website if you need help accessing any of these services.
Harm Reduction Resources: Syringe Exchange: https://www.acrhealth.org/syringe-exchange/ Staff and Peer Educators outreach in targeted neighborhoods; educate about the dangers of sharing needles, injection equipment, signs of an overdose, and provide sterile syringes along with supplies.
Next Distro: https://nextdistro.org/ An online and mail-based harm reduction service designed to reduce opioid overdose death, prevent injection-related disease transmission, and improve the lives of people who use drugs. Never Use Alone: https://neverusealone.com/ To provide a lifesaving point of contact for people who use drugs. We’re there to help you in the event of an overdose.
Narcan Training:
Helio Health offers Narcan training each week on Wednesdays at 2:00pm at its Recovery Center located at 714 Hickory Street. Contact Katelin Arnold at [email protected]
Prevention Network is offering Free Naloxone Trainings Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 5-6pm. beginning March 31st at 5pm. Registration info is as follows: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAvd-irqTMsHNAV48Nk8OCmp5YP9IUp8xKy
Thursdays 12-1PM on Zoom Registration Info: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJErcO2trDIqH9e5UXJ9sg4PJQWNBobIE88R
More information available at: https://www.preventionnetworkcny.org/narcan-training/
ACR Health offers free Public Narcan Trainings every Monday at 1pm, email [email protected] to sign up.
Onondaga County Health Department is offering on demand Naloxone trainings for individuals and organizations, email [email protected] to schedule or by calling 315.435.3280. We are also working on an online training that will be accessible at all times.
Crouse ED and Crouse Outpatient Addiction Treatment Services will provide training/kits to walk-ins.
Naloxone Co-payment Assistance Program (N-CAP): https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/aids/general/opioid_overdose_prevention/directories.htm
The New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute has an important pharmacy benefit for all New Yorkers who have prescription coverage through their health insurance plans: the Naloxone Co-payment Assistance Program (N-CAP). Co-payments for naloxone in an amount up to $40 for each prescription dispensed will be billed to N-CAP, not to the individual getting naloxone. Individuals who are themselves at risk for an overdose or their family members may acquire naloxone using a patient specific prescription, or through a standing order at over 2000 pharmacies in NYS.
