About Us

As the designated state agency for addiction services, OASAS oversees one of the largest systems of care for addiction in the nation, dedicated to transforming lives and fostering recovery.
Empowering New Yorkers
Transforming Lives through Comprehensive Addiction Services

At the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), we are dedicated to helping individuals, families, schools and communities get the tools, services and support they need to thrive. 

Looking Forward
Working Towards a Healthier Future
Mission

We provide, support, and oversee a data-driven continuum of addiction services delivered with equity, dignity, compassion, and respect.

Vision

We envision a future where people in New York impacted by addiction will thrive and lead healthy lives. 

Values

We're guided by principles promoting: harm reduction; data-driven, evidenced based approaches; and equity.

Agency Overview
How We Provide Support
Compassionate Care

We're dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those affected by addiction. Through our wide range of prevention, treatment, harm reduction and recovery programs, we provide individualized, compassionate support to help build a brighter future.

Comprehensive Services

Our team of caring doctors, nurses, and clinical staff delivers essential inpatient and residential services, helping individuals take important steps toward recovery.

Unified Approach

OASAS unifies the system of care by collaborating with all stakeholders—including state, federal, and local partners, as well as providers, communities and families—to ensure individuals have seamless access to resources for the best recovery outcomes.

News releases and other information about the work of OASAS, including announcements about new funding and initiatives.
Our Impact
By the Numbers
730,000+

Over 730,000 individuals benefit from more than 1,700 prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery programs in the OASAS system of care each year.

 

5,000+

More than 5,000 individuals receive essential inpatient and residential services annually at our 12 Addiction Treatment Centers.

900

Over 900 provider programs are monitored and inspected by our agency to ensure high-quality care that complies with state and national standards.