George Rosenfeld Center for Recovery (GRCR)
A large 231-bed residential substance abuse treatment facility and long-term rehab for women, adolescents and senior citizens, operated by Odyssey House in partnership with the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.
New York
New York County
New York
10035, United States
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231 Beds
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Clinical Detox
Available -
Treatment Duration
4 - 12+ weeks
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Age Group
13 - 99 years -
Drug Court
Approved
Payment Options
- Free
- No Medicaid
- No Medicare
- Public Assistance (Check with Provider)
- Self-Pay (Sliding-Scale Offered)
Treatments Offered
- 12 Steps
- Addiction Counseling
- Anger Management
- Brief Intervention
- Case Management
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Contingency Management/Motivational Incentives
- Couples and Family Counseling
- Gambling Addiction Treatment
- Group Therapy
- Individual Counseling
- Motivational Interviewing
- Naltrexone (oral)
- Peer Support Services
- PTSD and Trauma Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Self-Help Groups
- Social Skills Development
- Vivitrol® (injectable Naltrexone)
Patient Population
- Accepts Clients on Opioid Medication
- Adults
- Clients with HIV or AIDS
- Criminal Justice Clients
- LGBT Clients
- Seniors (65 or older)
- Sexual Abuse Victims
- Trauma Clients
- Veterans
- Victims of Domestic Violence
Extra Services
- Alcohol Testing
- Assistance with Obtaining Social Services
- Career Counseling or Training
- Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
- Comprehensive Substance Abuse Assessment
- Discharge Planning
- Domestic Violence Services
- Drug or Alcohol Urine Screening
- Health Education
- Housing Services
- Interim Services (while waiting for admission)
- Nicotine Replacement Therapy
- Screening for Mental Health Disorders
- Screening for Substance Abuse
- Screening for Tobacco Use
- Smoking Cessation Counselling
- Substance Abuse Education
- Transportation Assistance
More about George Rosenfeld Center for Recovery (GRCR)
The GRCR officially opened in spring 2017 following a major restoration undertaken in partnership with New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). The renovation project reclaimed and enhanced the original historic structure, built in 1915 as a hospital for psychiatric patients, to create a modern family treatment center for women and children and older adults 55 years of age and older.
In keeping with treatment services offered throughout the Odyssey House system, residential care at GRCR embraces a holistic continuum of evidence-based behavioral health care. Individually developed treatment plans incorporate a range of services including medication-assisted treatment; counseling, group therapy, and case management services; educational and vocational training; and peer-supported recovery and housing programs.
Admissions Process
A certified giant long term (therapeutic communities) addiction treatment provider in NYC. Affordable programs for teens, women with children, pregnant women, adults, homeless, dual diagnosis patients and even for seniors.
Long term (6 months and up) therapeutic communities for men, women, women with children (the largest and oldest in the country) dual diagnosis patients, pregnant women and seniors over 55 (the only seniors therapeutic community in the country!). Residents have access to a host of therapeutic, vocational, educational and medical/health services. Segregated residences for teen boys and teen girls. Treatment for pretty much everyone at Odyssey House!
Treatment and Philosophy
Just as everyone’s life journey is different, so is finding the best path to recovery.
Odyssey House has a strong tradition of providing a place of sanctuary for clients and families to focus on overcoming addiction, develop coping skills, and build lifelong recovery. And because everyone has different needs, we personalize our residential and outpatient treatment programs to each person who walks through our doors.We believe that integrated behavioral health care—a holistic form of treatment that addresses physical, psychiatric, social, and spiritual well-being, as well as family relationships and education—is the most effective approach to achieving a healthy recovery.
A safe and supportive environment is a fundamental part of the treatment experience. Residents are encouraged to relate to others and foster a feeling of safety that helps them focus on their recovery and learn about their addiction. An environment that reflects respect and dignity helps clients engage in their community and reduces feelings of institutionalization that can inhibit individual growth and learning.