UBP La Casita 3 - Women and Children Residential Treatment
La Casita 3 in the Bronx is one of several substance abuse treatment facilities in the United Bronx Parents (UBP) network. Here women, including pregnant women and women with children/infants can receive residential treatment in a safe environment. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.
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Age Group
18 - 99 years -
Drug Court
Approved
Payment Options
- No Medicaid
- No Medicare
- Public Assistance (Check with Provider)
- Self-Pay
Treatments Offered
- Addiction Counseling
- Brief Intervention
- Case Management
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Contingency Management/Motivational Incentives
- Couples and Family Counseling
- Group Therapy
- Individual Counseling
- Matrix Model
- Motivational Interviewing
- PTSD and Trauma Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Self-Help Groups
- Social Skills Development
Patient Population
- Accepts Clients on Opioid Medication
- Adults
- Clients with HIV or AIDS
- Criminal Justice Clients
- Dual Diagnosis Clients
- Expecting/ Postpartum Mothers
- Trauma Clients
- Victims of Domestic Violence
- Women-Only
- Young Adults
Extra Services
- Alcohol Testing
- Assistance with Obtaining Social Services
- Career Counseling or Training
- Child Care for Clients' Children
- Community Outreach
- Comprehensive Substance Abuse Assessment
- Discharge Planning
- Domestic Violence Services
- Drug or Alcohol Urine Screening
- Health Education
- Hepatitis Support
- HIV or AIDS Support
- Housing Services
- Nicotine Replacement Therapy
- Non-Nicotine Smoking Cessation Medications
- Screening for Mental Health Disorders
- Screening for Substance Abuse
- Screening for Tobacco Use
- Smoking Cessation Counselling
- Substance Abuse Education
- Transportation Assistance
Spoken Languages
- Spanish
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UBP La Casita 3 - Women and Children Residential Treatment Reviews
Review this CenterI'm currently in this facility and on the 5th and 6th floor the people who live up there smoke Crack and shoot up, there's random people in and out of the building especially on the weekends. There's no structure and the clinical supervisor acts like she's better than others.
When I was there a patient shot up heroin and was founded dead in her room staff tried to cover it up. Then prior to me getting there a former roomie told me that another girl had died because staff are not trained and certified in cpr which is fd up. She died of an asthma attack in bed.