Samaritan Daytop Village Bronxwood Ave

Samaritan Daytop Village’s Bronxwood Ave site is located in Bronx, New York. They offer outpatient addiction treatment for adults, with a focus on cooccurring mental health and substance use disorders.

The facility accepts Medicaid. A sliding fee scale may be available to qualifying individuals. Intake staff is on hand to help answer questions about insurance coverage and financing.

Inclusive Care for a Diverse Clientele

Samaritan Daytop Village caters primarily to adults with substance abuse and mental health issues. There’s a special track for older teens. Specialized programming is also provided for clients with DWIs and are referred by the court system. The facility places a strong emphasis on welcoming patients from diverse backgrounds.

Comprehensive Services and Continuing Care

Their comprehensive services incorporate evidence-based group and individual counseling. Psychiatric and medical assessments are included at intake and as part of aftercare. Methadone maintenance is available for clients 17+, and they can take courses in anger management and enroll in relapse prevention workshops.

Life skills training and relapse prevention education are provided, as well as peer support and family counseling. Outpatient options include discharge planning, vocational services and coordination for ongoing care. Services are also available in Spanish.

Patient reviews are generally positive, commending the compassionate staff and expressing appreciation for the welcoming and safe environment. Many alumni have reported gaining transformational life skills and strengthened family bonds.

Convenient Location Near New York Botanical Garden

I’m impressed by the convenient location of this facility in the Allerton neighborhood of the Bronx, in close proximity to Bronx Park, the New York Botanical Garden and the Bronx Zoo. It’s also easily accessible to community centers, libraries and churches. The facility offers medical and therapy offices, fitness and physical wellness areas, dining and lounge spaces aimed at fostering a sense of community that may benefit recovery.