Farnham Family Services Fulton

Farnham Family Services is an addiction treatment center that offers supportive care to adults and adolescents in and around Fulton. The center is by the Oswego River in New York.

The facility currently accepts Medicaid, Medicaid Managed Care, and most insurance policies. Clients without those options available to them can apply for the recovery center’s sliding scale payment plans.

One thing I like about this facility is that their office will help clients apply for Medicaid or Medicaid Managed Care with a Certified Navigator if necessary.

Quality Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Fulton

This facility offers general outpatient services, individual and group counseling, comprehensive medical assessments, case management services, and referral help. The center also offers counseling to couples, families, and anyone else impacted by another person’s addiction.

The network’s outpatient clinic offers a Suboxone and methadone medication assisted treatment program to help clients overcome addictions.

The facility also offers a peer support program. Each client is assigned a Certified Recovery Peer Advocate who can answer questions, empathize with the client’s recovery journey, and model coping skills in action.

Healing Oswego County by Combatting Individual Addictions

One thing I like most about this facility is that they are dedicated to making a lasting and positive impact in the lives of clients who visit their office. The facility’s staff all believe that each person’s struggle with substance use disorder is unique, so they don’t take a one size fits all approach.

Instead, treatment is highly personal. Each client receives the customized care and attention they deserve. Sometimes, this alone is enough to help clients begin healing by recognizing that they’re not alone. It’s also neat that they have prevention programs for parents and families held at schools and community centers.

Former patients repeatedly mention in reviews how the staff’s love and care helped them achieve and maintain sobriety.