About
About UConnectCare
UConnectCare is a substance use treatment facility located at 424 East Main Street in Batavia, New York, serving patients across Genesee County and the broader Western New York area, including Albion. The organization delivers comprehensive behavioral health services spanning prevention, treatment, and recovery — with a dedicated Detox Center at its core for individuals struggling with substance use disorder.
The facility’s continuum of care begins with medical detox, where clinical staff provide medical withdrawal management and stabilization. From there, patients can step into residential treatment for continued structured support, or transition to an outpatient program that extends care closer to home. This three-tiered structure — medical detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programming — allows UConnectCare to meet patients at different stages of need rather than offering a single entry point.
Clinical care at UConnectCare incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a confirmed therapeutic method. The facility also addresses conditions beyond substance use disorder, including gambling, making it one of the few programs in the region that extends behavioral health treatment into that area. Recovery services and aftercare support, including The Recovery Station, are available to patients following primary treatment.
UConnectCare specifically serves individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, a population that is frequently underserved in addiction treatment settings. The facility accepts Medicaid, private insurance, TRICARE, self-pay, sliding scale, and state insurance, removing financial barriers that often delay people from entering detox. For anyone in Western New York weighing same-day or urgent options for medically supervised detox, UConnectCare’s integrated continuum and broad insurance acceptance make it a direct and practical choice.
- Dedicated Detox Center providing medical withdrawal and stabilization in Batavia, NY
- Full continuum from medical detox through residential treatment to outpatient care
- Explicitly serves Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals — a gap most detox programs leave unaddressed
- Accepts Medicaid, TRICARE, sliding scale, and state insurance alongside private pay options
- Aftercare infrastructure through The Recovery Station supports patients after primary detox and treatment