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Astor Services for Children & Families Hudson Valley Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program

Poughkeepsie and Nyack (Rockland County), New York · Part of Astor Services for Children & Families

Level of care: Partial hospitalization (PHP)
Ages: 11 to 18
Insurance: Medicaid, most commercial insurance, sliding scale / self-pay options

Listed as operating. 2 sources, newest retrieved May 24, 2026. Record researched May 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

Hudson Valley (Dutchess and Rockland Counties) adolescent PHP offering DBT-focused intensive day treatment for ages 11-18 at high risk of hospitalization or placement. Full-day structured program (8:30-3:30) with therapy, caregiver skills groups, psychiatric services, and on-site education. Designed to stabilize crisis, reduce unsafe behaviors, and support successful return to home, school, and community. Rockland site noted as the county's first adolescent PHP.

Services and populations

Genders served: All genders
Specialties: Adolescent crisis and high-risk behaviors, Serious emotional disturbance (SED), Risk of hospitalization or residential placement, Co-occurring mental health and substance concerns
Modalities: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) primary model, Individual, group, and family therapy, Caregiver DBT skills group, Psychiatric evaluation and medication management, Substance use screening and intervention, On-site therapeutic education (LearnWell, 2 hours daily), Crisis support and safety planning

Admissions

Typical length of stay: Short-term intensive (typically 4 to 6 weeks, M-F 8:30am-3:30pm)

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed: Medicaid, most commercial insurance, sliding scale / self-pay options
Payment notes: Short-term intensive therapeutic day program serving as alternative to inpatient hospitalization or residential placement for youth in crisis. Open referrals accepted. Two Hudson Valley locations provide regional access. Complements Astor's existing Rhinebeck RTF and other residential services.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation: OMH-licensed / Astor Services programs
Public record: Not yet checked
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Location

Address: Dutchess County: 205 South Avenue, Suite 105, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601; Rockland County: 131 N Midland Avenue, Nyack, NY 10960

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Sources

Provider website · Source date May 24, 2026
OMH reference context · Source date May 24, 2026

Other locations of this organization

Astor Services for Children & Families - Residential Treatment Programs (RTF/RTC) & Astor Learning Center · Rhinebeck

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