C.O.D.A. is a New York State OASAS licensed, medically supervised, chemical dependence outpatient non-intensive treatment program. C.O.D.A. provides a full range of services necessary
for complete drug recovery and rehabilitation. Some of the services available are:
Individual, Group, Family and Couples counseling
Intensive drug education: biological, psychoactive and psychological effects of drugs
Learning behavioral alternatives to chemical abuse and dependence
DWI group treatment program
Medical screening and assessment; referrals to physicians if necessary
Hispanic speaking counselors
Reporting to mandating and monitoring agencies when necessary
Referrals to detoxification programs, and or intensive and inpatient drug treatment programs when indicated
Review of employment skills
Referrals to vocational-educational programs
Random and observed urine toxicology analysis
Breathalyzer testing
Founded in 1969 in response to a lack of services the community offered to Heroin users, and originally known as "Inwood House," C.O.D.A. has continued to grow and expand its services,
responding to changing community needs and improved treatment techniques.
Staffed to treat English and Hispanic clients, C.O.D.A.’s mission is and always has been to provide the community with well-trained professional staff, abreast of the latest research findings, to deliver cutting-edge drug and alcohol treatment modalities to meet the needs of those seeking assistance for themselves, a loved one, a family member, a friend.
Fees: C.O.D.A. accepts Medicaid. All non-medicaid fees are determined by a sliding scale based on the individual's ability to pay.
Hours: Monday through Wednesday 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
