Residential Treatment

VIP’s Residential Treatment services are designed to support individuals who may be unable to participate in treatment without 24-hour support. Residential services provide a safe, structured, and substance-free environment for individuals whose substance use has had a negative impact on a wide range of life areas including medical, mental health, legal, housing and employment.

VIP’s residential services promote recovery through individual and group counseling, medical/psychiatric assessment, medication management, vocational services, peer support, independent living skill training and discharge planning.

VIP provides all three elements of residential care (Stabilization, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration services) offered under NYS OASAS Part 820.

Quick Information

Locations:
764 E 176th St, Bronx, NY 10460
716 Fairmount Place, Bronx, NY 10457

Hours of Operation:
24 hours/7 days per week residential services

Contact Information:
764 Facility: 718.542.8770
716 Facility: 718.731.3500

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Heat Advisory

The New York City Emergency Management Department (NYCEM) urges New Yorkers to take precautions during the hot weather expected on Thursday, June 11 and Friday, June 12.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory in effect both Thursday and Friday from 12:00PM to 8:00PM. Temperatures are expected to reach the low 90s on Thursday and Friday, with heat indices up to 100°F on Thursday, June 11, and heat indices above 90°F on Friday, June 12.

Thunderstorms are likely both Thursday and Friday evening. There is a potential for isolated to scattered thunderstorms with localized heavy downpours mainly during the evening commute on Wednesday. There is a slight chance that some thunderstorms may be severe. Thunderstorms can also bring local winds gusts between 30-40 mph.

During periods of extreme heat, New Yorkers and visitors should use air conditioning to stay cool, go to a place that has air conditioning if it is not available at home, stay hydrated by drinking water at regular intervals, and limit strenuous activity, especially during the hottest parts of the day. If you don’t have air conditioning, find a cool place to visit nearby, like a friend’s place, a mall, a museum, a coffee shop, a library, or an NYC Cooling Center.

More than 600 Cooling Centers will be open across the five boroughs find your nearest cool option or Cooling Center by visiting NYC.gov/beattheheat, or by calling 311.