Drug Rehab Near Hempstead, NY
Addiction treatment just 10-15 min from Hempstead. Suboxone, Vivitrol & IOP available.
Drug Rehab on Long Island Near Hempstead
Hempstead is one of New York State's largest villages with over 50,000 residents, and the opioid crisis has hit hard. Nassau County DA Anne Donnelly calls fentanyl 'one of the most powerful and lethal drugs we have ever seen here in Nassau County'—with fentanyl accounting for 70% of overdose deaths in 2022. Overdose remains the leading cause of death for Nassau County residents ages 18-35. The Town of Hempstead has responded with fentanyl crisis seminars, Narcan training, and prescription drug take-back programs that collected over 400 pounds of medications. Whether you work at Hofstra University, the Village government, NUMC, or the Hempstead School District, outpatient addiction treatment near Hempstead is just 10-15 minutes away at Integrity Treatment Partners in Baldwin.
Suboxone & MAT for Hempstead Residents
Looking for a Suboxone doctor near Hempstead? 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 Hempstead Residents Choose Us
Hempstead residents choose us for addiction counseling that's separate from their immediate community but close enough for regular visits. Hofstra University faculty and staff in high-stress academic environments appreciate our flexible scheduling. Village government employees—including police officers and municipal workers across 35 departments—often prefer outpatient rehab outside their service area for privacy. Healthcare workers from nearby Nassau University Medical Center, and teachers from the 1,200-employee Hempstead School District, trust our discreet approach that protects professional licenses and careers. The 10-15 minute drive means you can maintain work and family schedules while getting the help you need.
Addiction Crisis in Nassau County
Hempstead was the site of the largest fentanyl seizure in Nassau County history—400 grams representing 150,000 potentially fatal overdoses, seized at 100 Terrace Avenue in November 2019 (Nassau County DA). In March 2021, 'Operation Honeycomb' resulted in 40 indictments for a major narcotics trafficking ring operating in Hempstead, with drugs sourced from Puerto Rico and multiple states. Most recently, in March 2025, a Hempstead man was indicted on 34 felony counts after police seized over 1,100 fentanyl pills pressed to look like oxycodone. According to Nassau County Health Department data, overdose is the leading cause of death for residents ages 18-35. Fentanyl accounted for 70% of overdose deaths in 2022 and is 100 times more powerful than morphine (National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics). DA Anne Donnelly calls fentanyl 'one of the most powerful and lethal drugs we have ever seen here in Nassau County.' Supervisor Don Clavin notes: 'Fentanyl abuse knows no boundaries—it does not have a monetary boundary, it doesn't have a community boundary.' The Town of Hempstead hosts free Fentanyl Crisis Seminars and Narcan training forums—contact the TOH EMS Office at (516) 897-4110. In October 2024, the Town collected over 400 pounds of pharmaceuticals on National Take Back Day. The Hempstead Prevention Coalition connects over 30 member organizations for substance misuse prevention (516-896-0286). New York State saw a 32% decline in fatal overdoses in 2024 (CDC preliminary data), with 77% still involving opioids like fentanyl.
Serving Hempstead Workers
We understand the unique pressures faced by employees at Hofstra University, Village of Hempstead Government, Hempstead School District, Nassau University Medical Center. 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 Hempstead
From Hempstead, take the Southern State Parkway east to exit 19 for Grand Avenue (10-15 minutes, 5-7 miles). Our office is at 2250 Grand Ave in Baldwin with free parking. By train: Hempstead and Baldwin are on different LIRR branches—take LIRR from Hempstead Station westbound to Jamaica, then transfer to the Babylon Branch eastbound and exit at Baldwin Station. By bus: NICE Bus routes N6, N16, N31, N32, and N70 serve Hempstead, with N35 connecting to Baldwin.
5-7 miles south of Hofstra University via Southern State Parkway
AA Meetings Near Hempstead
Recovery works best with community support. Find local AA and NA meetings through the Nassau County Intergroup.
Find Meetings Near Hempstead →Also serving: Uniondale, West Hempstead, Garden City and all of Nassau County.
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.