9 Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers Near Jamestown, NY (Within 25 Miles)

All four treatment centers in Jamestown provide substance use treatment. Medication-assisted options and behavioral therapies are available at each location. All centers accept clients of any gender.

Medication-Assisted Treatment

• Buprenorphine (4 centers)
• Naltrexone for relapse prevention (4 centers)
• Acamprosate (4 centers)

Behavioral Therapies

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (4 centers)
• Dialectical behavior therapy (4 centers)
• Trauma-related counseling (4 centers)
• Rational emotive behavioral therapy (4 centers)

Counseling Services

• Substance abuse counseling (4 centers)
• Individual counseling (4 centers)
• Group counseling (4 centers)
• Family counseling (4 centers)
• Motivational interviewing (4 centers)

Additional Support Services

• Anger management (4 centers)
• Relapse prevention planning (4 centers)
• Comprehensive substance use assessment (4 centers)
• Drug and alcohol screening (4 centers)
• Discharge planning (4 centers)
• HIV and AIDS education (4 centers)
• Tobacco cessation support (4 centers)

For details on residential inpatient care, outpatient or intensive outpatient programs (IOP), sober living facilities, or telehealth services, confirm availability with individual center listings.

All four Jamestown centers accept the following payment methods, offering flexibility in how you pay for treatment.

• Private health insurance (4 centers)
• Medicaid (4 centers)
• Cash or self-payment (4 centers)

To learn more about Medicaid eligibility and state-specific financial assistance programs, see the New York rehab guide. If you have insurance, contact your insurance provider to confirm coverage for substance use treatment. For those without insurance or coverage, call a center directly to discuss self-pay options and any available payment plans.

If you want to explore additional treatment facilities beyond Jamestown, several larger cities in New York have expanded networks. Rochester has 41 centers, Buffalo has 36 centers, and Albany has 25 centers. Syracuse offers 18 centers, while Binghamton and Poughkeepsie each have 12 centers. Some centers offer telehealth appointments for those who prefer remote access to treatment services.