Suffolk County Dept of Health Service Hauppauge

The Suffolk County Dept of Health Service Division of Community Mental Hygiene, at 200 Wireless Boulevard in Hauppauge, offers outpatient care to adults with mental health and substance use disorders challenges. The clinic integrates mental health and addiction treatment so both conditions are treated at once on Long Island. Staff create a personalized plan for each person, emphasizing compassionate care and practical strategies for long-term stability.

The program is part of the county's public health services and holds accreditation from the Joint Commission, signaling a commitment to quality and safety. This Joint Commission-accredited program is one of 83 facilities listed by SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov in the Long Island area. It offers an accessible option for those seeking structured outpatient support in Suffolk County.

Outpatient offerings and therapies

On Long Island, the center delivers outpatient treatment for substance use and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. Offerings include individual counseling family therapy cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, medication-assisted treatment, online twelve step facilitation trauma specific therapy and therapy, along with relapse prevention counseling.

The program centers on a Twelve Step approach and provides services in both English and Spanish. Care is arranged to fit around daily obligations, with in-person and online session options. If your needs call for more than outpatient care, the helpline can help you compare other options.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Motivational Interviewing
• Twelve Step
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Online Therapy
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Family Therapy

People this program is meant for

• Adults of every gender, including men, women, and LGBTQ+ people
• Older adults and veterans seeking outpatient care
• Young adults needing structured support
• Those who simultaneously have a mental health condition, such as anger issues, trauma, or perinatal mental health challenges
• Individuals dealing with opioid use, drug addiction, or smoking cessation
• Those who want to address gambling behaviors alongside substance use

Space and how long care lasts

A typical program lasts 30 days, though the actual duration may vary based on individual needs. Since the center provides outpatient services, participants live at home or in supportive housing while attending sessions. Services are offered in English and Spanish. If you need a residential setting, the helpline can help you explore other levels of care.

Payment and coverage for this program

Cash pay rates and insurance are accepted by the center coverage may be available for outpatient care. Because the center is part of the Suffolk County Department of Health, ask about Medicaid and other public funding options. Benefits must be verified by phone. If you are unsure about your coverage, you can get help asking the right questions from the helpline before you commit.

Questions to ask before treatment

• Will the center take my insurance, and how does verification work?
• What is the typical schedule for outpatient sessions, and are evening or weekend hours available?
• In what ways does the program coordinate care for mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction?
• Are medication-assisted treatment options available, and who prescribes them?
• What continuing care and support meetings are offered after the 30-day program?