Hudson Mohawk Recovery Center – Elizabeth’s House for Women

Elizabeth’s House was a 14 bed community residence in Troy, New York. The facility was part of the prominent Hudson Mohawk Recovery Center Inc. community. It was safe, clean and equipped with modern amenities to optimize comfortability. They served women over 18 seeking a structured and supportive recovery setting. The length of stay varied between six to twelve months. It all depended on the client’s unique condition.

Usually, clients dealing with severe symptoms require more time to gain the independent living skills necessary to begin living a sober lifestyle. They emphasized quality and personalized care. Their care personnel were grounded in the “whole person” recovery approach. They leveraged proven therapeutic practices and wellness activities like exercise for lasting recovery. In addition, they addressed the patient’s physical, mental and social needs.

The latter included housing support, vocational/educational assistance and legal aid. Recovery efforts were geared towards ensuring the client lives a healthy and chemical-free lifestyle upon reentry into society, all while maintaining sobriety and personal growth. The program was NYS OASAS licensed. This indicates that they met the standards for quality residential care that respect residents’ dignity. This aligns with their core goals of empowering each resident to live a substance-free and more meaningful life.