Drug Rehab Near East Meadow, NY
Addiction treatment just 14-18 min from East Meadow. Suboxone, Vivitrol & IOP available.
Drug Rehab on Long Island Near East Meadow
In March 2018, Nassau County identified East Meadow as a drug hotspot using the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP). Over the prior year, the area experienced 57 overdoses—7 of which were fatal. Nassau University Medical Center, the 530-bed Level One Trauma Center located right in East Meadow, treats more than 3,000 patients annually in its outpatient and inpatient substance-abuse programs and received $10.5 million in opioid settlement funds to expand treatment. NUMC is Nassau County's only inpatient detox unit and only provider of hospital-based 28-day rehabilitation services. With NUMC employing over 3,500 healthcare workers and the East Meadow School District employing 402 staff across 9 schools, local families need confidential treatment options that protect careers. For those seeking outpatient addiction treatment near East Meadow, Integrity Treatment Partners is just 14 minutes away in Baldwin, offering addiction counseling and IOP programs with flexible scheduling.
Suboxone & MAT for East Meadow Residents
Looking for a Suboxone doctor near East Meadow? We offer outpatient MAT treatment with Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol at our Long Island rehab center in Baldwin. Our board-certified physicians specialize in medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction and can often see new patients within 24-48 hours. No referral needed—call to schedule.
Outpatient Drug Treatment Programs on Long Island
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): Suboxone, Sublocade, Vivitrol, and Brixadi prescribing.Learn More →
- Intensive Outpatient (IOP): 3-6 days per week with morning and evening tracks.Learn More →
- Virtual Outpatient Rehab: HIPAA-compliant telehealth accessible from anywhere in NY.Learn More →
- Dual Diagnosis: Treating co-occurring mental health issues alongside addiction.Learn More →
Why East Meadow Residents Choose Us
East Meadow residents choose us because we're close enough for regular visits but separate from local triggers. Healthcare professionals at Nassau University Medical Center understand addiction better than most—witnessing the crisis daily in a Level One Trauma Center. They deserve specialized, confidential addiction counseling that protects their careers. Teachers and staff from East Meadow's 9 schools—including East Meadow High School and W. Tresper Clarke High School—need discreet care that won't jeopardize their professional standing. With East Meadow identified as a drug hotspot, the opioid crisis isn't somewhere else—it's here. We're just 14 minutes away, offering hope to our neighbors.
Addiction Crisis in Nassau County
In March 2018, Nassau County identified East Meadow as a drug hotspot using the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP). Over the prior year, the area experienced 57 overdoses—7 of which were fatal—and 69 drug-related car larcenies. Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder stated he was 'definitely surprised by East Meadow,' noting 'it wasn't on my radar' (Newsday, March 2018). A subsequent 7-day enforcement operation resulted in 91 arrests, 78 of which were drug-related. Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), located at 2201 Hempstead Turnpike in East Meadow, treats more than 3,000 patients annually through its outpatient and inpatient substance-abuse programs. NUMC received $8 million in opioid settlement funds (July 2023) plus an additional $2.5 million (February 2024) to expand detox and rehabilitation services. In 2022 alone, 448 patients were turned away from NUMC's detox unit due to staffing shortages. In October 2025, East Meadow Public Library received wall-mounted Narcan kits as part of State Sen. Steve Rhoads' initiative—the first such library program in New York State (LI Herald, October 2025). Nassau County Legislator Tom McKevitt hosted a Narcan training forum at the East Meadow Public Library in August 2024. County-wide, Nassau fatal overdoses declined 16.4% between 2022-2023, with 77% of deaths still involving fentanyl. Overdose remains the leading cause of death for Nassau County residents ages 18-35.
Serving East Meadow Workers
We understand the unique pressures faced by employees at Nassau University Medical Center, East Meadow School District, Eisenhower Park, Nassau County government offices. Our confidential outpatient programs accommodate work schedules while protecting your privacy.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
Your first visit takes about 90 minutes. You'll meet with our clinical team for a confidential assessment, discuss your treatment history and goals, and—if appropriate—may begin medication the same day. We verify your insurance before your appointment so there are no surprises.
Getting Here from East Meadow
From East Meadow, take Newbridge Road south or the Meadowbrook State Parkway—about 6-7 miles and 14-18 minutes depending on traffic. Our office is at 2250 Grand Ave in Baldwin with free parking. Note: East Meadow does not have an LIRR station. The closest stations are Carle Place or Westbury on the Port Jefferson Branch. By bus: NICE Bus routes N70, N48, and N49 serve Hempstead Turnpike through East Meadow, connecting to the N35 which serves Baldwin near the LIRR station.
6-7 miles south of Nassau University Medical Center via Newbridge Road or Meadowbrook Parkway
AA Meetings Near East Meadow
Recovery works best with community support. Find local AA and NA meetings through the Nassau County Intergroup.
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Ready to Start Your Recovery?
Call us today to schedule your intake. Our compassionate team is here to help you take the first step toward recovery.