10/02/2025
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Committed to providing appropriate, high-quality care to those with substance use disorder. You're in the right place.
5821 NY-80
Tully, NY
13159
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Tully Hill Treatment and Recovery is dedicated to the belief that substance use disorder is a disease β chronic and progressive as defined by the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association in its 2013, 3rd edition Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (aka DSM V) . In addition and most importantly, Tully Hill believes this disease is treatable and is wholly committed to that goal. Our qualified, professional staff who total over 250 years of continuous recovery achieve that goal via the use of evidence-based treatment approaches and patient and family engagement with the 12-step philosophy.
Tully Hillβs bio-psychosocial model of treatment includes medical and nursing care, individual and group counseling, and a family program, and emphasizes teaching skills needed to attain and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Tully Hillβs treatment is guided by its values of compassion and hope, dignity and respect, safety and security, honesty and integrity, spirituality, flexibility, teamwork, and continuous quality improvement, all of which our staff embrace and use daily. Our treatment incorporates patient-and family-centered care, and our tranquil, rural setting offers a safe and peaceful environment for patients and families to begin their road to recovery and rehabilitation from alcohol and drug dependence and abuse.
Substance use disorder is an enduring, often relapsing brain disease that cause compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences to the affected individual and those around him or her. The brain changes that occur over time challenge and eventually overcome the personβs self-control and his or her capacity to resist intense impulses to seek and take drugs.