BASICS Adult Male Residential Program

About BASICS Adult Male Residential Program

Breaking the cycle of addiction with long term support in the Bronx, New York, the BASICS Adult Male Residential Bronx Program offers a more extended and structured treatment path for men with substance use disorders. The program is aimed at long term recovery and provides a safe and stable environment for individuals to heal and rebuild their It lives. It’s about a nine to 12 month treatment period and it’s particularly useful at treating your needs compared to a short term stay program

Healing Through Structure and Skill Building

The program has two main aspects of addiction treatment and life rehabilitation. Therapy is evidence based and vocational and educational training is integrated with treatment. It is aimed to help residents of the center learn skills that will support their independence at after treatment. Opioid addiction is treated with medication assisted treatment (MAT) using buprenorphine to help manage withdrawal symptoms and control craving.

Many residents are facing legal challenges, BASICS is a program that specializes in treating people who are referred by the criminal justice system. This program gives those seeking to change their lives a second chance by addressing both addiction and the behaviors that lead to substance use. Therapy sessions are on personal growth and emotional healing and are a foundation for lasting change. 

A Path Forward For Those Who Need Stability

To many, years of substance use have caused problems with housing, work and family. BASICS provides the structure to rebuild a stable life because case management and health education are part of the program. Recreational activities are also a part of recovery and promote a sense of well being and connection.

Those with financial concerns will find that Medicaid is accepted, thus making this program available to individuals with financial concerns. It is a long-term residential facility for men, so those seeking outpatient options may need to look elsewhere. However, for people willing to commit to a structured recovery process, BASICS presents an opportunity to build a future without addiction.