About
About Hannick Hall
Hannick Hall provides residential substance use treatment for women in Newark, New York, within the rural Wayne County corridor between Rochester and Syracuse. The program is part of Catholic Charities Family and Community Services, a Rochester-area human services agency that has supported regional communities for more than a century through behavioral health, housing, and family stabilization programs.
The center delivers a continuum that begins with medical detoxification, transitions into residential rehabilitation, and continues with outpatient programming so that participants can move through stabilization, structured recovery, and reintegration in one connected pathway. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy anchors the clinical approach, helping participants reshape thought patterns connected to substance use, trauma responses, and relapse triggers.
Services are specifically configured for vulnerable women, including pregnant clients, those parenting young children, court-ordered participants, veterans, older adults, and women managing HIV. Trauma-informed care is woven through the program, with parallel attention to co-occurring mental health conditions. Telehealth options expand access for participants who need flexible engagement during reintegration, and accommodations are available for clients who are Deaf or hard of hearing.
Financial access is broad: Hannick Hall accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, self-pay, state insurance, sliding-scale arrangements, and other financial assistance, reflecting the parent agency’s commitment to serving people regardless of ability to pay. Women seeking stabilization and reintegration in the Finger Lakes region can use Hannick Hall as a single point of entry into a coordinated recovery network.
- Women-only medical detox and residential treatment facility
- Six-month residential program length for extended medically supervised care
- Specializes in pregnant women and women with young children requiring detox
- Integrated treatment for co-occurring trauma, PTSD, and mental health disorders
- Part of Catholic Family Center's established addiction treatment network since 1993