How far is your Baldwin facility from Freeport?

Only about a 5-minute drive, making Integrity Treatment Partners one of the most accessible Joint Commission-accredited outpatient centers for Freeport residents seeking addiction or dual diagnosis treatment.

Does Integrity offer sober living options in Freeport?

Yes—Integrity Sober Homes operates structured, substance-free sober living homes exclusively for men in Freeport, providing peer support, house meetings, and seamless coordination with our outpatient IOP, therapy, and MAT programs.

Is transportation available for Freeport clients with Medicaid?

Yes—we arrange reliable transportation assistance to our Baldwin facility for Medicaid-eligible clients, ensuring you can attend sessions consistently.

Can Freeport residents participate in treatment virtually?

Absolutely—our statewide telehealth platform delivers virtual individual counseling, group therapy, family support, and MAT management, giving Freeport clients flexible options.

What evening programs help Freeport working adults stay in treatment?

Our evening IOP groups starting at 5:30 PM and additional outpatient sessions up to 6:15 PM allow Freeport professionals to receive intensive care after work while continuing employment and family responsibilities.

Why do many Freeport residents choose Integrity for recovery?

The combination of close proximity, men's sober living options right in Freeport, Medicaid transportation support, virtual access, and comprehensive evidence-based programs makes lasting recovery realistic and convenient.

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Drug Rehab on Long Island Near Freeport

Nassau County overdose deaths dropped 22% in 2024, but the crisis is far from over—77% of deaths still involve fentanyl, and overdose remains the leading cause of death for residents ages 18-35. Freeport is home to Maryhaven's New Hope Crisis Center—a 30-bed medically monitored residential facility at 150 Buffalo Avenue—but many residents need outpatient options to continue working and caring for their families. As Jeffrey Reynolds of Family and Children's Association testified in January 2025, 'it's easier to get fentanyl than it is to receive treatment' in Nassau County. For those seeking outpatient addiction treatment near Freeport, Integrity Treatment Partners is just 2 miles away in Baldwin.

Suboxone & MAT for Freeport Residents

Looking for a Suboxone doctor near Freeport? 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.

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Why Freeport Residents Choose Us

Freeport residents choose us for addiction counseling that's close enough to maintain local support networks but separate from neighborhood triggers. With multiple AA meetings in both Freeport and Baldwin (including Spanish-language groups), you can stay connected to recovery community throughout treatment. Essential workers from Freeport School District and Village government appreciate our flexible scheduling. The same LIRR Babylon Branch line means no transfers—just a 3-minute train ride to Baldwin.

Addiction Crisis in Nassau County

Nassau County fatal overdoses dropped 22% in the 12-month period ending September 2024, with approximately 179 deaths compared to 230 the prior year (CDC rolling estimates, January 2025). Statewide, New York saw a 32% decline in 2024. However, 77% of overdose deaths still involve opioids like fentanyl. Freeport is home to New Hope Crisis Center—a 30-bed medically monitored residential facility at 150 Buffalo Avenue operated by Maryhaven Center of Hope. The center accepts walk-ins and ER referrals, providing free crisis stabilization funded by state and federal sources. Jeffrey Reynolds, President of Family and Children's Association, noted in January 2025 that 'it's easier to get fentanyl than it is to receive treatment' in Nassau County. Nassau County has received $92.5 million in opioid settlement funds but has spent only about 5% as of early 2025.

Serving Freeport Workers

We understand the unique pressures faced by employees at Freeport School District, Village of Freeport (Police, Fire, Public Works, Freeport Electric), Freeport Memorial Library, Maryhaven Center of Hope. 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 Freeport

From Freeport, take Merrick Road west for about 2 miles (5-7 minutes). Our office is at 2250 Grand Ave in Baldwin with free parking. By train: Freeport and Baldwin are adjacent stations on the LIRR Babylon Branch—a 3-minute ride with no transfer needed. NICE Bus route N4 runs frequently along Merrick Road, with service every 15 minutes during peak hours.

2 miles west of Freeport LIRR station via Merrick Road

AA Meetings Near Freeport

Recovery works best with community support. Find local AA and NA meetings through the Nassau County Intergroup.

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Also serving: Baldwin, Oceanside, Merrick and all of Nassau County.

Common Questions from Freeport Residents

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