Urban Recovery — Brooklyn

Care at Urban Recovery — Brooklyn

Urban Recovery in Red Hook, Brooklyn

Urban Recovery operates from a single treatment building at 411 Van Brunt Street in Brooklyn. Its current official program page describes adults living, sleeping and eating on site while receiving a full daily treatment schedule. The provider says it holds New York OASAS licenses for medically supervised inpatient withdrawal and stabilization and for inpatient rehabilitation, allowing clinically appropriate clients to move from detoxification into residential care without changing facilities.

Treatment and clinical structure

The short-term residential program is built around 24-hour clinical support and 35 hours of counseling each week. The provider describes daily groups, individual counseling, medication-assisted treatment when clinically appropriate, and approaches that include dialectical behavior therapy and Seeking Safety. Co-occurring anxiety, depression and trauma-related needs may be addressed alongside substance use treatment, while the primary program remains addiction-focused.

Discharge planning begins at admission. The team may coordinate outpatient treatment, continuing therapy and community support before a client leaves. Families can be involved when the client consents.

Accommodation and daily life

Clients stay in the five-level Red Hook facility rather than commuting from home. The campus includes private or shared rooms, dining and wellness spaces, a fitness room, art and music areas, and a private rooftop deck. Room assignment, bathroom arrangement and access to specific amenities should be confirmed during admissions because accommodations can vary.

Length and cost

The provider describes the program as short-term and says length is set during assessment and reviewed as treatment progresses. Recovery.com’s claimed exact-campus profile lists a typical program length of 30–90 days and an estimated private-pay cash rate of USD 50,000 or more for that 30–90-day period. This is a third-party estimate rather than a provider-published tariff, and the source does not map the starting figure to a particular stay length inside the range. It has therefore not been prorated. Insurance, clinical needs and length of stay can change the final responsibility.

Admissions questions to resolve

• Is detoxification, residential treatment or both recommended?
• What length of stay is being quoted, and what is included in the written total?
• Which room and bathroom arrangement is available?
• Are medications, laboratory work, psychiatry and transportation included?
• What continuing-care appointments will be arranged before discharge?

Sources checked

Program, licensing, address, contact and admissions details were checked on Urban Recovery’s official residential-treatment page on October 17, 2026. The price and typical program-length estimate were checked on the claimed Recovery.com campus profile on the same date.