Addiction Service Providers

COVID-19 Guidance for Behavioral Health Programs

OASAS is offering continued statutory/regulatory flexibility following the official end of NY's COVID-19 public health emergency.

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Addiction Service Providers

Credentialing Verification

Check the status of an addiction service professional's credential (CASAC, CPP or CPS).

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Addiction Medicine

Health alerts and medication-assisted treatment best practices for staff, clinicians, and nurses working in OASAS settings.

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Laws and Regulations

OASAS is offering continued statutory/regulatory flexibility following the official end of NY's COVID-19 public health emergency.

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Services

Prevention Services

Evidence-based programs, the Prevention Framework, and the WITNYS Prevention...

Impaired Driver Screening

Certified/approved providers conduct clinical assessment and treatment services...

Adolescent Endorsement

Outpatient providers may wish to add the Adolescent Endorsement to their...

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Problem Gambling Services

Resources for problem gambling addiction providers and professionals.

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Permanent Supportive Housing

Providers ensure safe/stable housing and case management services for those in...

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Assistance

Regional Offices

Regional Office representatives in your catchment area assist with initial certification, changes to operating certificates, and implementing prescribed policies and procedures. Representatives also conduct site visits to ensure programs operate within the scope of federal and state laws and regulations.

Regional Offices

Public Awareness Materials Download, Print, Share

View the latest public awareness campaigns, stream educational video series and documentaries, or find informational brochures and fact sheets for consumers. Public awareness materials are available in multiple languages.

It's OK to ask for Help, pregnancy and treatment flyer

Side one of the patient advocacy borchure

Addiction: In the Know
In the Know is a multi-faceted campaign that addresses common misconceptions and gives individuals the tools they need to help themselves or their loved ones.

It's Okay to Ask for Help
Raises awareness of treatment options for pregnant women living with addiction, including medication-assisted treatment for opioid users.

Understanding Your Right to Treatment and Coverage Brochure
Resources are available to help individuals and families navigate the treatment system.