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Location Overview

Beds
32 beds
Clinical Detox Available
Gender
Male & Female
Age Range
18–99 yrs
Treatment Duration
1–4 wks

About Chemical Dependency Crisis Center (CDCC)

The Bowery Residents Committee's crisis center for anyone needing detoxification and relapse prevention services. It is open to anyone who needs help. 24-hour nursing services.

Treatment details

Treatment for

All 3 — Treatment for

Treatment approaches

All 28 — Treatment approaches

Disulfiram (Antabuse®)

Ancillary services

Screening for Mental Health DisordersDischarge PlanningComprehensive Mental Health AssessmentScreening for Substance AbuseAftercare/ Continuing CareNicotine Replacement TherapyNon-Nicotine Smoking Cessation MedicationsScreening for Tobacco UseAssistance with Obtaining Social ServicesAlcohol TestingComprehensive Substance Abuse AssessmentDrug or Alcohol Urine Screening

All 23 — Ancillary services

Screening for Mental Health DisordersDischarge PlanningComprehensive Mental Health AssessmentScreening for Substance AbuseAftercare/ Continuing CareNicotine Replacement TherapyNon-Nicotine Smoking Cessation MedicationsScreening for Tobacco UseAssistance with Obtaining Social ServicesAlcohol TestingComprehensive Substance Abuse AssessmentDrug or Alcohol Urine ScreeningEarly Intervention for HIVHIV or AIDS SupportSTD TestingHIV TestingScreening for Hepatitis CTB ScreeningCommunity OutreachSubstance Abuse EducationHepatitis SupportHealth EducationSmoking Cessation Counselling

Payment options

No Insurance RequiredNo Medicare
Public Assistance (Check with Provider)

All 6 — Payment options

No Insurance RequiredNo Medicare
Public Assistance (Check with Provider)

Patient population

MaleFemale

All 2 — Patient population

MaleFemale

Languages spoken

SpanishTagalogJapanese

All 3 — Languages spoken

SpanishTagalogJapanese

Licensing

State Substance Abuse Agency

All 1 — Licensing

State Substance Abuse Agency

More about Chemical Dependency Crisis Center (CDCC)

BRC’s Chemical Dependency Crisis Center (CDCC) provides 32 beds of supportive inpatient and residential substance abuse services for homeless men and women, offering detoxification, medication assisted treatment, evidence based practices, individual and group counseling, medical and psychiatric support, didactic health and substance abuse education, and therapeutic activities.

Thousands of homeless men and women come to CDCC each year seeking seeking recovery from substance use disorders.

Treatment & Philosophy

"We see ourselves not just as the first step for many clients, but part of the ongoing process of ensuring clients have the support they need to end their cycles of homelessness and remain in recovery as they define it." - Kelly, Program Director at CDCC

CDCC is BRC's front door to thousands of homeless men and women who come to us each year seeking health and self-sufficiency. Our open-door policy enables us to serve those who have nowhere else to go.

Unlike hospital-based or private for-profit programs, which present serious barriers for clients with severe mental illness, CDCC accepts those in need regardless of their situational challenges.

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Google rating

Leroy Hanna
Leroy Hanna6 months ago
1.0

For all those who have negative experience as myself I plan on holding them accountable when giving my day in court to highlight staff unprofessional conduct the unsanitary conditions in other issues …

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Lucky Blue Magic Packaginga year ago
1.0

Due to an illegal lockout by developer, I landed in the shelter. I posted the horrific hygiene of the Greenpoint Accessment Shelter. It is surely liable for causes of COVID Spread, tuberculosis transf…

Martin
Martin6 months ago
1.0

The service was much better, and much more reliable, before they switched to fiber optics. Now it is sub par quality.

Irvin Caracoza
Irvin Caracozaa year ago
1.0

Place isn't safe and don't enforce any of the rules. They love to retaliate if you speak up or complain to a higher up. Infested with bed bugs and only help those they want to help out. I don't recomm…

Nicolas “Nick” Hobson
Nicolas “Nick” Hobsona year ago
1.0

The services here are terrible and building is unsanitary. The conditions are poor and they services lack staff availability for case managers to assist them. Clients at the facility do not obey rules…

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Location

127 West 25th Street, New York, New York, 10001

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