Alcohol Treatment Centers in Willard Island, CT

Recovery Services of Connecticut in Madison Recovery Services of Connecticut operates an addiction treatment center at 71 Bradley Road, Suite 6, in Madison, Connecticut. The current official site lists day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, standard outpatient care, and medication-assisted treatment, along with a dedicated alcohol addiction treatment service. This is a community-based program rather than a residential campus. People seeking Read more...

BHcare Shoreline now operates at 28 Branford Road in North Branford, Connecticut. This is the current official location for BHcare’s Shoreline outpatient services, replacing the older directory information that listed 14 Sycamore Way in Branford. The clinic provides outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment for substance use, mental health, and co-occurring disorders, including services for people seeking help with problematic drinking Read more...

Rushford Academy is Hartford HealthCare’s current adolescent residential substance use program at 459 Wallingford Road in Durham, Connecticut 06422. The official Durham location page states that the program serves teens ages 13 to 18 and combines residential addiction treatment with continued academic support. Rushford Academy is a six-month residential program available only through referral from the Connecticut Department of Children Read more...

Rushford at Stonegate is a legacy name associated with Rushford’s adolescent residential campus at 459 Wallingford Road in Durham, Connecticut. Hartford HealthCare’s current English-language location page now presents the active Durham residential program as Rushford Academy, while Rushford’s official history identifies Stonegate as the earlier program name. This listing preserves the Stonegate name so families searching older records can understand Read more...

Fair Haven Community Health Care operates its main 374 Grand Avenue campus in New Haven, where current official information lists mental health, primary care, and other integrated health services. Fair Haven also maintains an Addiction Medicine program that provides therapy, medication support, relapse prevention services, and care coordination. Connecticut 211 currently associates the 374 Grand Avenue site with substance abuse Read more...

New Era Rehabilitation Center provides outpatient addiction and mental health treatment at 311 East Street in New Haven, Connecticut. Its current official website specifically promotes outpatient alcohol rehab in New Haven along with intensive outpatient care, medication-assisted treatment, individual counseling, group therapy, family counseling, psychiatry, and treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions. For adults seeking treatment while continuing to live Read more...

Chemical Abuse Services Agency, Inc. operates Multicultural Ambulatory Addictions Services, commonly called MAAS, at 426 East Street in New Haven, Connecticut. The current MAAS program combines outpatient addiction treatment, an intensive outpatient schedule, recovery support, behavioral health services, and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. CASA’s eligibility information specifically includes adults struggling with opiate, alcohol, and cocaine use as well Read more...

Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center currently operates its State Street health center at 911 State Street in New Haven, Connecticut. Older treatment directories referred to this program as State Street Counseling Services at 911-913 State Street, but Cornell Scott’s current official location page identifies the active site simply as 911 State Street. The location offers behavioral health services in addition to Read more...

APT Foundation’s Orchard Hill Treatment Services operates at 352 State Street in North Haven, Connecticut. Current federal and accreditation records continue to identify Orchard Hill at this address as an adult opioid treatment program, while Connecticut’s DMHAS treatment availability system also lists the program for intensive outpatient care. APT’s broader substance use program treats people affected by opioids, alcohol, and Read more...