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About Saint Peters Hospital Detox MSW OP
Saint Peters Hospital MSW OP serves adults in the Capital Region from a sixth-floor clinical suite at 315 South Manning Boulevard in Albany, New York. The program is part of Saint Peter’s Health Partners and forms one piece of the system’s broader addiction recovery footprint, which is structured to give residents of Albany County access to coordinated behavioral health support without leaving the region.
Clinically, the program centers on substance use counseling for clients with alcohol and drug use disorders. Care is built around relapse-prevention work, twelve-step facilitation, and group and individual counseling sessions designed to help clients identify high-risk situations, rebuild support networks, and develop sustainable recovery routines. Hospital affiliation supports collaboration with medical providers when concurrent health concerns require coordinated attention.
Access is broad relative to many private clinics. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, state insurance, private commercial coverage, and cash, lowering the financial threshold for residents who often face long waitlists at lower-cost community programs. Telehealth options expand reach for clients in outlying parts of Albany County, and American Sign Language services support deaf and hard-of-hearing clients who frequently face limited substance use treatment options.
The MSW OP setting is one of several Saint Peter’s-affiliated programs in the city, including the Saint Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center (SPARC). The clinic holds Joint Commission accreditation, signaling adherence to nationally recognized quality and safety standards. Prospective clients and families can call 518-525-6422 to confirm intake hours, eligibility, and the most up-to-date insurance product list.
- Joint Commission accredited hospital program
- Outpatient substance use treatment in downtown Albany
- Relapse prevention and 12-step focused counseling
- Telehealth available for ongoing care
- ASL services for deaf and hard-of-hearing clients