There are many alcohol and drug addiction recovery resources available in the Rochester, New York area. In addition to rehab facilities, there are recovery meetings and support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and SMART Recovery. Al-Anon and Alateen meetings are there to help hurting families and young people as well.
We are not affiliated with these programs at all, but we know they have helped millions of people all over the world. We want to help people find the addiction recovery resources they need in Rochester, New York.
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AA Meetings in Rochester, New York
There are several Rochester area AA meetings for people to attend each week.
| SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY |
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| Easy Does it Sunday 12:00 pm St. Boniface School 15 Whalin St. Rochester, NY Map Online |
High Nooners 12:00 pm St. Stephens Episcopal Church 350 Chili Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
The Women’s Home Group 4:30 pm Asbury First United Methodist Church 1050 East Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Park Avenue Morning 7:30 am Immanuel Baptist Church 815 Park Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Mercy + Grace 6:00 pm House of Mercy 285 Ormond St. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Spiritual Sisters Women’s Meeting 6:30 pm Brighton Presbyterian Church 1775 East Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Line by Line 12:00 pm Bill & Bob’s 289 Monroe Ave. Rochester, NY Map |
| Into the Light 7:30 pm Ascension Church 2 Riverside St. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Northeast Freedom Group 7:30 pm RoCovery Fitness 1035 Dewey Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Day By Day 7:30 pm Waring Rd. Baptist Church 1921 Norton St. Rochester, NY Map |
Primary Purpose 8:30 pm Blessed Sacrament School 534 Oxford St. Rochester, NY Map |
The Academy Group 8:15 pm St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 25 Westminster Rd. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Friday Night Lite Men’s Meeting 8:30 pm Brighton Presbyterian Church 1775 East Ave. Rochester, NY Map |
La Luz 5:00 pm St. Michael’s Church 869 N. Clinton Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Rochester, NY Area NA Meetings
There are several NA meetings taking place in Rochester, NY every week.
| SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY |
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| Community Center 5:30 pm 1190 Winton Rd. S Rochester, NY Map |
Gates Assembly of God 6:45 pm 4195 Lyell Rd. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Covenant United Methodist Church 6:00 pm 1124 Culver Rd. Rochester, North Winton Village, NY Map Online |
MCC Campus 12:00 pm 321 State St. Rochester, Downtown, NY Map Online |
Residential Meeting 12:00 pm 13 Vienna St. Rochester, Upper Falls, NY Map |
Salvation Army 7:00 pm 70 Liberty Pole Way Rochester, Central Business District, NY Map Online |
Emmanuel Temple of Rochester 5:00 pm 1 Seneca Pkwy Rochester, NY Map |
| Cameron Community Ministries 7:30 pm 48 Cameron St. Rochester, Lyell-Otis Neighborhood, NY Map Online |
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church 7:00 pm 350 Chili Ave. Rochester, 19th Ward, NY Map Online |
Cameron Community Ministries 7:00 pm 48 Cameron St. Rochester, Lyell-Otis Neighborhood, NY Map |
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church 6:30 pm 350 Chili Ave. Rochester, 19th Ward, NY Map |
Residential Meeting 7:00 pm 1996 Spencerport Rd. Rochester, NY Map |
RoCovery Fitness 8:00 pm 1035 Dewey Ave. Rochester, NY Map |
Salvation Army 6:00 pm 70 Liberty Pole Way Rochester, Central Business District, NY Map |
Rochester Area Al-Anon Meetings
There are many Al-Anon meetings taking place in Rochester every week.
| SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY |
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| Spiritual Awakenings AFG 11:00 am Blessed Sacrament School 534 Oxford St. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Brighten Monday Night AFG 7:00 pm Plymouth Spiritualist Church 29 Vick Park A Rochester, NY Map Online |
Faith and Hope Tuesday Noon AFG 12:00 pm St. Anne’s Church 1600 Mount Hope Ave. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Joy is Our Birthright AFG 6:00 pm First Baptist Church 175 Allens Creek Rd. Rochester, NY Map Online |
Stepping Into Recovery AFG 12:00 pm St. Anne’s Church 1600 Mount Hope Ave. Rochester, NY Map |
Hope for Today AFG 9:00 am Waring Baptist Church 1921 Norton St. Rochester, NY Map |
Healing Hearts Beginners AFG 11:30 am Bill & Bob’s Twelve Step House 289 Monroe Ave. Rochester, NY Map |
Alateen Meetings in the Rochester Area
The Rochester area has many Alateen meetings for young people each week.
| SUNDAY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY |
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| Salamanca Sunday Nite Alateen 8:00 pm St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 99 Wildwood Ave. Salamanca, NY Map |
Williamsville Alateen 7:00 pm Christ the Holy Servant 428 Penora St. Depew, NY Map Online |
Tuesday Night Alateen 7:00 pm Christ Episcopal Church 39 E. 1st St. Corning, NY Map Online |
New Hope 4 Teens Alateen 7:30 pm New Hope United Methodist Church 2846 Seneca St. West Seneca, NY Map |
Alateen 7:00 pm First United Methodist Church 1408 State Rte. 176 Fulton, NY Map Online |
There’s Always Tomorrow Alateen 7:30 pm St. Michael’s Lutheran Church 5108 W. Genesee St. Camillus, NY Map Online |
Let it Begin with Me Alateen 10:30 am Ithaca Community Recovery 518 W. Seneca St. Ithaca, NY Map |
SMART Recovery Meetings in Rochester
Rochester has a few SMART Recovery meetings scheduled every week.
About Peace Valley Recovery Near You
Some people can recover with group meetings as their only support. Others, though, need assistance in their recovery with a more professional approach.
As one of the best drug and alcohol programs in Pennsylvania, Peace Valley Recovery is a great option. Our facility is a quick 5-hour drive from Rochester, NY to Doylestown, PA. We often accommodate people in your area.
Our aim at Peace Valley Recovery is to offer services to as many as possible. We understand that the road to recovery is not a ‘get better quick’ situation.
The team at our rehab facility is dedicated to partnering with each client in their journey. We want to provide a calm and safe environment for recovering. In this way, we can support clients in their efforts to break free from addictions to drugs and alcohol.
As a part of that process, we provide options for services. We offer either partial hospitalization or intensive outpatient programs. Treating each client as an individual, we carefully recommend the best treatment type. This happens on a per-person basis.
Peace Valley Recovery holds accreditations from three separate agencies. We stand on our promise to give the very best in addiction treatment.
Benefits of Receiving Addiction Treatment
Many people struggling with addiction find benefit in receiving addiction treatment. It can open the door to the right tools for successful living.
The best treatment provides the necessary resources. It can also increase the confidence it takes to achieve a healthy lifestyle.
The recovery process can feel isolating and leave a person feeling vulnerable. At Peace Valley Recovery, we offer a supportive environment.
Our facility provides comfortable surroundings to help clients feel at ease. Our structured program offers a day-to-day routine. It is facilitated by a team of professionals ready to help.
In addition, every patient in our program is a part of a community of peers. Everyone is on their road to recovery. Yet everyone is in it together.
This creates a setting where people feel understood in their addiction struggles. Included in those struggles can be:
- A desire to escape traumatic memories
- Cravings that feel out of control
- Overwhelming emotions, like guilt and shame
Whatever you are experiencing, Peace Valley Recovery is prepared to offer support. Your healing and recovery are our priority.
What to Look for in the Best Drug and Alcohol Rehab Programs Near You
Choosing the best rehab program to meet individual needs is of critical importance. As you search for what is right for your recovery, here are some questions to consider:
- Are they comprehensive in their approach, covering all areas of need?
- Do they conduct proper screening during the assessment?
- Is the environment friendly, respectful, and comfortable?
- What level of involvement are family and friends invited to engage in during the process?
- Is there an active new client retainment program in place?
- Is the program accredited by reputable organizations?
How to Pay for Treatment
Sobriety and recovery are essential to having a long-lasting healthier lifestyle. However, many clients wonder how they will pay for the treatment that they receive.
Out-of-Pocket
Many people will find themselves required to cover the full cost out-of-pocket. This may feel like a daunting situation.
Our team of financial advisors can help navigate the process. Together, you can determine the best course of payment for your situation.
Insurance
For those who have insurance, policies will vary. Some may only cover a small part of the cost while other policies pay for everything.
There may also be co-pays or payments for special services needed along the way. Contacting your insurance company directly will help determine what your plan will cover.
Other Financial Help
In some cases, the financial responsibilities of treatment can be met in other ways. Our team can help you explore options like:
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Affordable Care Act
- Military Insurance
SAMHSA
The cost of recovery treatment should never be what stops you from getting help. That’s why the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has scholarship and grant opportunities. There is an availability of funds for addiction recovery. We at Peace Valley Recovery can help you explore those options.
Contact Peace Valley Recovery Today for Help
Are you considering the best rehab options near you?
Do you wonder if there is a treatment facility around you? Do you need help in your recovery from alcohol and drug addiction?
Are you wondering what resources are available to you in Rochester, NY?
Peace Valley Recovery is here to answer any questions you have. Please contact us. Let’s start on your road to recovery today.
