Benjamin Zohar, NCACIP

Drug Rehab Long Island: Detox, Inpatient, PHP & IOP

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Recovery options across Nassau & Suffolk counties

Drug Rehab Long Island: Detox, Inpatient, PHP & IOP

Looking for dependable drug rehab on Long Island? Below we compare medical detox, inpatient/residential, PHP and IOP, plus dual-diagnosis care, MAT, insurance basics, and county resources. For directions and hours, use Drug Rehab Long Island — directions & hours (Google CID).

Levels of Care (Linked)

Program Hours / Stay Best For
Detox (Medical) 24/7 • ~3–7 days Withdrawal safety & stabilization
Inpatient / Residential Live on-site • ~28–30 days Moderate–severe SUD, dual diagnosis
Partial Hospitalization (PHP) ~20–30 hrs/week • day program Step-down from inpatient or higher structure
Intensive Outpatient (IOP) 9–15 hrs/week • evenings avail. Work/school with support

Dual Diagnosis & MAT

Integrated care for anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other conditions—often paired with Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) such as buprenorphine or naltrexone when indicated.

Insurance & Access

  • Benefits verification (in-network, copays/deductibles)
  • Prior authorization for residential/PHP when required
  • Same-day or next-day assessments are common (call to confirm)

Local Resources & Next Steps

Learn more: Residential Treatment • PHP on Long Island • IOP Programs • Opioid Detox & Treatment • Professional Interventions • Our Location • About the Author

Detoxification Treatment Resources by County

  1. Nassau County Detoxification Treatment
  2. Suffolk County Detoxification Treatment

FAQ

What’s the difference between inpatient, PHP, and IOP?

Inpatient is 24/7 residential; PHP is a day-program (~20–30 hrs/week) with home/sober living at night; IOP is 9–15 hrs/week, often evenings.

Do Long Island rehabs accept Medicaid/Medicare?

Some do. Ask admissions to verify eligibility, in-network status, and any prior authorization.

How fast can I start detox?

Same-day or next-day assessments are common; timing depends on clinical need and bed availability.