Drug Rehab Near Long Beach, NY
Addiction treatment just 15 min from Long Beach. Suboxone, Vivitrol & IOP available.
Drug Rehab on Long Island Near Long Beach
Long Beach sits on a barrier island with only three ways off—creating a close-knit community where everyone knows everyone. That intimacy can make seeking addiction treatment feel impossible without running into neighbors, coworkers, or friends. The island has just one local outpatient treatment center, and many residents prefer the privacy that comes with traveling off-island for care. Nassau County data shows overdose remains the leading cause of death for residents ages 18-35, with 77% of deaths involving fentanyl. Long Beach city workers—police, fire, lifeguards—along with teachers and Mount Sinai South Nassau healthcare staff often need confidential treatment options that won't intersect with their professional lives. For Long Beach residents seeking outpatient addiction treatment, Integrity Treatment Partners is just 15 minutes away in Baldwin, offering Joint Commission accredited addiction counseling and IOP programs.
Suboxone & MAT for Long Beach Residents
Looking for a Suboxone doctor near Long Beach? 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. Traveling off-island for MAT provides the privacy many Long Beach residents need while accessing the same quality care.
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 Long Beach Residents Choose Us
Long Beach residents choose us because traveling off-island provides essential separation from the "fishbowl" atmosphere of barrier island life. City workers—police officers, firefighters, and lifeguards—prefer addiction counseling outside their patrol and service areas. Teachers and school staff from Long Beach's 7 schools benefit from care in a different district. Healthcare workers at Mount Sinai South Nassau facilities appreciate the distance from their workplace. With an average Long Beach commute of 41.7 minutes, residents are already accustomed to travel—the 15-minute drive to Baldwin fits existing patterns. And during summer, when the boardwalk party atmosphere can be triggering, having treatment off-island provides respite from seasonal challenges.
Addiction Crisis in Nassau County
Long Beach sits on a barrier island with only three exit points, creating unique challenges for residents seeking addiction treatment—privacy is difficult in a close-knit community where everyone knows everyone. In 2023, more than 650 Long Islanders died of drug overdoses (Family & Children's Association), with a 77% increase in overdose deaths between 2013-2017 driven by fentanyl. Nassau County fatal overdoses declined 22% in 2024 (179 deaths vs 230 the prior year, CDC preliminary data via Newsday), but 77% of deaths still involve opioids. Overdose remains the leading cause of death for Nassau residents ages 18-35. Long Beach Aware (founded 2000, state-funded since 2013) provides prevention education at 20 W Park Ave (516-208-6205). Long Island Reach (founded 1970) offers outpatient chemical dependency treatment at 2-12 West Park Ave (516-889-2332). The Oceanside SAFE Coalition hosts annual Overdose Awareness Day events in the Long Beach area—at their August 2025 event, two Long Beach nurses shared their losses: Lori Martin (son Derrick, 36, died after relapse) and Gina McCarthy (daughter Kyla, 35). Holly Prussman, a 2008 Long Beach High School graduate and varsity swimmer, died of a heroin overdose in January 2010 at age 19 after checking out of rehab (LI Herald, March 2010). The City of Long Beach hosts Narcan training with Mount Sinai South Nassau, and the Big Red Med Box at Long Beach Police Department (1 W. Chester Street) accepts unused medications 24/7. Nassau County began testing wastewater for 26 drugs in December 2024 and added fentanyl test strips to overdose prevention kits.
Serving Long Beach Workers
We understand the unique pressures faced by employees at City of Long Beach (Police, Fire, Lifeguards, Public Works), Long Beach City School District, Mount Sinai South Nassau. 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. The 15-minute drive off the island provides a mental break from triggers and a fresh start for your recovery journey.
Getting Here from Long Beach
From Long Beach, take the Long Beach Bridge to Island Park, then continue via Atlantic Avenue to Merrick Road or take the Atlantic Beach Bridge ($3-4 toll) to the mainland—about 7 miles and 15-20 minutes to Baldwin. Our office is at 2250 Grand Ave with free parking. By train: Long Beach is on the LIRR Long Beach Branch, which requires a transfer at Jamaica Station to the Babylon Branch to reach Baldwin. Rush hour trains run every 15-25 minutes. By bus: NICE Bus N15 connects Long Beach to Oceanside, Rockville Centre, and other South Shore communities.
Barrier island on Long Island's South Shore, accessible via Long Beach Bridge, Atlantic Beach Bridge, or Loop Parkway
AA Meetings Near Long Beach
Recovery works best with community support. Find local AA and NA meetings through the Nassau County Intergroup.
Find Meetings Near Long Beach →Also serving: Island Park, Oceanside, Atlantic Beach 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.