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APT Foundation - Residential Services Division

New Haven, Connecticut · Part of APT Foundation, Inc. (DBA APT Residential Services)

Level of care
Residential, Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient, Medication-Assisted Treatment / Opioid Treatment Program (MAT/MOUD/OTP), Co-occurring / Dual Diagnosis
Ages
18+

Listed as operating. 7 sources, newest retrieved Jun 23, 2026. Record researched Jun 23, 2026.

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Published program summary

One of Connecticut's largest residential SUD programs at 170 beds, with three separate residential tracks — a men's unit, a women's unit, and the Amethyst House program where mothers reside in treatment with their small children. All residential admissions must meet ASAM 3.5 criteria, and the division is integrated with APT's large Open Access methadone/buprenorphine and outpatient footprint that serves patients regardless of ability to pay.

Services and populations

Genders served
Men and women, including pregnant and parenting women who reside with their small children (Amethyst House program).
Specialties
Substance use disorders (opioid, alcohol, and other substances), Co-occurring mental health / dual diagnosis, Opioid use disorder / medication for opioid use disorder (methadone, buprenorphine), Pregnant and parenting women residing with small children (Amethyst House), HIV and Hepatitis C risk reduction, Vocational rehabilitation
Modalities
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (methadone, buprenorphine), Motivational interviewing, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavior therapy, Trauma-informed care, Individual counseling, Group therapy, Psychiatric consultation, Care/case management
Approximate published capacity
170 total residential beds across three programs (men's, women's, and the Amethyst House program for women with small children)

Insurance and payment

Payment notes
No specific insurance carriers are listed on APT's site. The organization runs an Open Access model and states it treats patients "regardless of insurance or ability to pay." Residential (RSD) admissions are by an external referral packet faxed to the admissions office at 203-387-7413; all referrals must meet ASAM 3.5 criteria, and accepted clients are placed on a wait list.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation
CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) - Three-Year Accreditation
ASAM levels verified
3.5
Public record
Not yet checked
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Location

Address
54 East Ramsdell Street, New Haven, CT 06515
County
South Central Connecticut Planning Region

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