From the northern edge of Colonie near the Mohawk River, many trips out of Boght Corners reach Troy by way of Cohoes and a bridge over the Hudson. The trip ends at our outpatient center in Troy, NY, a licensed clinic where adults get treatment for alcohol and drug use while living at home.
Conifer Park operates its Troy clinic at 2435 Sixth Avenue, just off Hoosick Street. Many Boght Corners drivers head east through Cohoes and cross into Troy on the 112th Street Bridge. Others go south toward Latham and take Route 7 east over the Collar City Bridge, which feeds onto Hoosick Street.
Plenty of people in Boght Corners commute on the Northway toward Albany or Saratoga County, so treatment has to fit around the workday. Regular outpatient care usually means one to three sessions a week. Our clinic runs sessions at several times each weekday between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., plus Saturday mornings from 8:30 to 11:00.
Clients who need more support can step up to intensive outpatient care, which meets three times a week for three hours per session. Your clinician sets the level after an assessment and adjusts it as things change.
Conifer Park has treated addiction in New York since 1983. The organization is employee-owned (ESOP), accredited by The Joint Commission, and licensed by NYS OASAS, the state agency that oversees addiction treatment providers.
For opioid and alcohol use disorder, our MAT in Troy program offers medication-assisted treatment, meaning FDA-approved medication combined with counseling. Options include methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone and Subutex), naltrexone (Vivitrol), and acamprosate, and same-day MAT is available on a case-by-case basis.
Adults in Boght Corners may reach us after a hospital visit, an employer referral, a DWI charge, or a hard conversation at home. Some are leaving inpatient care at the Conifer Park campus in Glenville and want a planned step-down closer to where they live. Clients who need a higher level of care can go the other direction to Glenville without restarting intake.
Boght Corners is a hamlet and census-designated place in the Town of Colonie, north of Latham along Route 9, close to where Route 9 crosses the Mohawk River into Halfmoon. Much of the area is residential, with Boght Road among its main local streets. Its location near the Northway and Cohoes gives residents more than one practical route to a session in Troy.
A DWI charge often comes with a court or DMV requirement for a clinical evaluation. We offer evening DWI evaluations and Saturday appointments, DWI-specific treatment groups, and documentation that meets NYS court and DMV requirements.
If you live in Boght Corners and want to talk about treatment, call our Troy clinic or intake line, or come in during clinic hours for an assessment. We will lay out the options and help you choose a schedule.
Other Areas We Serve: