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About Us

Why us?

The Recovery Center of Niagara is a brand new detox and short-term treatment center facility located in Newfane, New York. We provide medical, counseling, and mental health treatment for every single client. We give each client the individual attention they need for a successful recovery. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions regarding the admission process or any other questions you may have.

How long will I be at Niagara Recovery?

We are primarily a 28 days short-term treatment program.

Do you offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

Yes, we offer MAT. Medications available at Niagara Recovery include Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublicaid, and Buprenorphine.

Is my treatment completely confidential?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

Can my family visit me while in treatment?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

Can I bring my cell phone and computer?

We are an electronic free facility. Any cellphones or computers brought in by clients will be safe-kept for the duration of their stay and returned upon discharge.

What will be different this time?

Recovery is possible when you commit wholeheartedly to the treatment process and have the willingness to change. This commitment and belief will allow you to acknowledge your addiction and discard harmful behaviors that have hurt you and those you love.

When you are invested and engaged, attend classes and participate in therapy, our program can lead to a process of change resulting in wellness, fulfillment of potential, and healing.

Does Niagara Recovery accept insurance?

Yes. Niagara Recovery accepts some commercial plans and most Medicaid plans. We know that insurance can be complicated, so we have a full- time staff member that will assist you in getting insurance approval to ensure you get the help you need as seamlessly as possible.

Will I get a psychiatric evaluation?

Yes, successful treatment requires treating the whole person, not just the addiction. All Niagara Recovery patients receive a psychiatric evaluation in the first 24 hours so that any mental health issues may be identified and addressed.

What happens when I arrive at Niagara Recovery?

When you arrive at Niagara Recovery, you will be graciously greeted by one of our intake coordinators. They will provide you with and assist you with all the paperwork needed for admission.

One of our caring nurses will then take your vitals and ask you some questions about your medical history, including any medications you are taking. The nurse will ask you for a urine sample to see the drugs in your system and to better guide and inform your detox and treatment needs.

Staff will then take an inventory of your personal items to ensure they meet our guidelines and will store your valuables in the safe. It is possible that you may enter medical detox or begin residential treatment right away, but that is dependent on your admissions paperwork and the medical team approving you for admission.

What happens when I leave treatment?

At Niagara Recovery, we know that your residential stay is only the first step in your recovery. That’s why we work with you to create a plan for your transition out of the program. On day one, we start creating an aftercare plan for you. When your time at Niagara Recovery comes to an end, you will have a fully customized discharge plan.

Do you offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

Yes, we offer MAT. Medications available at Niagara Recovery include Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublicaid, and Buprenorphine.

Is my treatment completely confidential?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

Can my family visit me while in treatment?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

Does Niagara Recovery accept insurance?

Will I get a psychiatric evaluation?

How long will I be at Niagara Recovery?

We are primarily a 21-28 day short-term treatment program. The length of stay will depend on each person’s unique needs, goals, and situation; however, longer treatment durations tend to result in better outcomes.

What happens when I arrive at Niagara Recovery?

When you arrive at Niagara Recovery, you will be graciously greeted by one of our intake coordinators. They will provide you with and assist you with all the paperwork needed for admission. One of our caring nurses will then take your vitals and ask you some questions about your medical history, including any medications you are taking. The nurse will ask you for a urine sample to see the drugs in your system and to better guide and inform your detox and treatment needs. Staff will then take an inventory of your personal items to ensure they meet our guidelines and will store your valuables in the safe. It is possible that you may enter medical detox or begin residential treatment right away, but that is dependent on your admissions paperwork and the medical team approving you for admission.

What happens when I leave treatment?

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Do you offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

Yes, we offer MAT. Medications available at Niagara Recovery include Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublicaid, and Buprenorphine.

Do you offer medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?

Yes, we offer MAT. Medications available at Niagara Recovery include Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublicaid, and Buprenorphine.

Is my treatment completely confidential?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

Can my family visit me while in treatment?

Yes, you can rest assured that Niagara Recovery staff will protect your privacy. We comply with all HIPAA and privacy laws and regulations.

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