Margaret A Stutzman Addiction Treatment Center

360 Forest Avenue Buffalo, NY 14213 | 716-882-4900

About Margaret A Stutzman Addiction Treatment Center

You can get short term residential treatment at the Margaret A. Stutzman Addiction Treatment Center, a 33-bed inpatient residential program in Buffalo, New York. The team treats substance use disorders and mental health conditions together.

Women who are pregnant or parenting and trauma survivors are among the people the center serves, and the program is designed for patients and their families.

Short-Term Residential Program in Buffalo

Stays run from two to six weeks, and group therapy is the main focus. The program prepares patients for outpatient therapy, and people begin learning the skills for living without drugs or alcohol while they’re there.

The Office of Addiction Services and Supports runs and staffs the center directly, one of 12 addiction treatment centers in New York State.

You have to live in one of the counties the program serves, and admission is for people 18 and up, though a person under 18 can be admitted in special circumstances. They help you with aftercare planning.

The center was first accredited in 2003 and holds a three-year accreditation. If cost is the worry, fees are based on your ability to pay, and no one is denied access because they can’t pay.

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360 Forest Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14213
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