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Caz Recovery Cazenovia Manor Buffalo New York

Buffalo, NY

About Caz Recovery Cazenovia Manor Buffalo New York

Cazenovia Manor, operated by Caz Recovery, provides residential treatment for adult men battling substance abuse and co-occurring disorders on Buffalo's south side. This community-style recovery facility accommodates up to 23 men, offering both intensive rehabilitation and reintegration services including vocational counseling. The program specifically serves chemically-dependent men who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The treatment approach at Cazenovia Manor is highly individualized, with staff collaborating with each resident to establish personal recovery goals and address specific treatment needs. Residential stays vary based on individual care plans, ranging from several weeks to multiple months. The intensive treatment program incorporates individual and family therapy sessions within a holistic, trauma-informed framework. Residents participate in daily life skills education, receive case management support, and develop comprehensive relapse prevention strategies, all designed to foster self-sufficiency and independence. The facility features handicap-accessible, semi-private accommodations, on-site meals, and dedicated recreational areas for group activities. Its location on a major bus route ensures accessibility, with alternative transportation sometimes available. Cazenovia Manor operates under certification from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports and oversight from the Erie County Department of Mental Health. The program serves males 18 and older requiring intensive substance abuse treatment who are enrolled in a Medicaid Managed Care plan.

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