Outpatient pROGRAMS
879 Madison Ave, Albany, NY 12208
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
Outpatient
Our outpatient clinics, located in the Capital Region of New York State, are licensed by the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) to provide comprehensive treatment for substance use disorders. Our licensed and credentialed professionals offer a range of services, including medication-assisted treatment, mental health support for co-occurring conditions, individual and group therapy, peer support, and continuing care. Each treatment plan is tailored to meet the unique needs of the individual, with the goal of supporting long-term recovery.
Troy Outpatient Clinic
1724 5th Ave, Troy, NY 12180
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
Outpatient
Our outpatient clinics, located in the Capital Region of New York State, are licensed by the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) to provide comprehensive treatment for substance use disorders. Our licensed and credentialed professionals offer a range of services, including medication-assisted treatment, mental health support for co-occurring conditions, individual and group therapy, peer support, and continuing care. Each treatment plan is tailored to meet the unique needs of the individual, with the goal of supporting long-term recovery.
RESIDENTIAL pROGRAMS
BETTE CENTER
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
820 Reintegration
Hope House Inc.’s Bette Center is a reintegration residential program for young adult and adult men, licensed by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). The program is designed to support residents as they transition back into the community by building independent living skills and connecting them with vital services. Through case management and group services, residents receive guidance in accessing outpatient substance use treatment, mental health care, medical services, sober supports, and educational or vocational resources.
The Bette Center features an on-site recreation room and a spacious backyard with a basketball court, creating a supportive and engaging environment. The program is person-centered, recognizing that each individual is at a unique stage in their recovery. Staff work closely with residents to help them progress toward independent living.
In addition to the services provided at the Bette Center, residents are also enrolled in outpatient treatment, where they participate in individual and group counseling, receive medication-assisted treatment as needed, and have access to educational/vocational support and psychiatric care through a psychiatric nurse practitioner.
MEN’S REHABILITATION PROGRAM (ARP)
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
820 Rehabilitation
The Men’s Rehabilitation Program is a licensed 820 residential treatment program through the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). This intensive program offers comprehensive substance use disorder treatment for adult men ages 18 and older in a structured, supportive environment.
The facility provides 20 beds and a robust schedule of services, including daily group therapy and weekly individual counseling sessions, designed to help participants build a strong foundation for long-term recovery. On-site primary medical care and mental health services are available to support the overall well-being of each individual.
Recognizing the importance of balance in recovery, the program includes recreational activities and features an on-site recreation room. Family involvement is also encouraged, with scheduled visiting times that help individuals in early recovery maintain connections with loved ones and develop positive, sober support systems.
WOMEN’S RECOVERY PROGRAM
820 Rehabilitation
Hope House’s Women’s Recovery Program (WRP) is a residential rehabilitation program licensed by the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), located in the heart of Albany, NY. Designed for women aged 18 and older, WRP offers a safe, supportive, and confidential dormitory-style environment where participants can maintain sobriety while working toward personal goals such as self-sufficiency and family reunification.
Our client-centered, trauma-informed care includes a wide range of on-site services, such as physical health support, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), mental health counseling, medication management, and individual, family, and group therapy sessions. Clients participate in intensive programming to support their recovery journey and overall well-being.
THE NEXT STEP SUPPORTIVE LIVING
The Next Step Supportive Living
2 Holland Ave. Albany, NY 12209
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
819 Supportive Living
Hope House’s The Next Step Supportive Living (TNS-SL) has been in operation since 1975 and is a safe and nurturing place for women to recover from addiction. Our program strives to empower women with substance use disorders to begin a process of recovery through an individualized continuum of intensive residential treatment and supportive living services.
The Next Step Supportive Living program is designed for individuals who exhibit the skills and strengths necessary to maintain abstinence and readapt to independent living in the community while receiving the minimal clinical and peer support provided by this residential environment. Individuals participating in this level of care do not require twenty-four hour a day on-site supervision by clinical staff. Outpatient clinical services will be scheduled for at least one time per week and are designed to support residents in their efforts to maintain abstinence and reduce the probability of relapse.
HOPE HOUSE ELIZABETH HOUSE
Admissions: (518) 486-8972
819 Community Residence
(820 Reintegration Coming Soon)
Hope House’s Elizabeth House is a reintegration program for women located in Troy, NY, offering individualized treatment and discharge planning to support long-term recovery. The program provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment where women can focus on their sobriety, emotional well-being, and personal development.
In addition to strengthening recovery, staff work closely with residents to promote mental health stability and prioritize physical health. The program emphasizes overall wellness by encouraging sober leisure activities, building supportive social networks, improving family relationships, and exploring opportunities in education, volunteering, and vocational readiness. Elizabeth House guides each woman through a gradual transition, supporting their progress toward independent living as the final step in their recovery journey and full reintegration into the community.
HOPE HOUSE TROY MEN'S SUPPORTIVE LIVING
Hope House Troy Men’s Supportive Living
559-565 Sixth Ave. Troy, NY 12182
819 Supportive Living
The Hope House Troy Men's Supportive Living program is a program designed for individuals who exhibit the skills and strengths necessary to maintain abstinence and readapt to independent living in the community while receiving the minimal clinical and peer support provided by this residential environment. Individuals participating in this level of care do not require twenty-four hour a day on-site supervision by clinical staff. Outpatient clinical services will be scheduled for at least one time per week and are designed to support residents in their efforts to maintain abstinence and reduce the probability of relapse.
THE NEXT STEP - Women and Children's Program
820 Reintegration
The Next Step Women and Children’s Program is an OASAS Certified 820-Reintegration Treatment Program for pregnant women and women with their children 6 years of age and younger. Women are able to bring their newborns back to the program with them and have access to a first-floor nursery for the first few weeks as they acclimate to having their baby with them. The program is staffed 24 hours a day so there is constant support available.
Residents participate in person centered treatment that is tailored to each resident’s individual needs. Every part of our program is designed to help women prepare to re-enter society and live a healthy, substance-free lifestyle, while simultaneously providing parenting skills and support. We offer a home-like environment that includes a playroom and outdoor space with a playground.
In addition to in-house services, we help connect women to outpatient providers to help manage physical and mental well-being. By the time women complete the program, they will be established with community medical and mental health providers. We assist residents with both vocational and educational needs. Furthermore, we offer assistance with CPS and legal responsibilities on a case-by-case basis. As a Women and Children’s program, we value family relationships, and we strive to help clients build a sober support network both in the community and in the home. We also work to encourage women to further develop their life skills to improve their daily functioning, while maintaining long-term sobriety.
Our residents must be willing to participate in all program activities; demonstrate progress in identifying negative and unhealthy coping skills; develop positive coping skills; and make the changes necessary to reach recovery goals. Our staff consists of professionals with years of experience and knowledge. We do not discriminate based on religious belief, race, ethnic origin, social or economic status, or sexual preference. We strive to ensure that our facility and clinical services provide you with a safe, supportive and substance-free environment.