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AA and NA Meetings in Auburn, New York

Browse our directory of local AA and NA meetings in Auburn, New York to find the support and community you need on your road to recovery.

AA and NA Meetings in Auburn, New York

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10:30 AM EST
100 101
100-101
314 State Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
11:30 AM EST
Sharing and Caring
Sharing and Caring
99 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Closed
2:00 PM EST
Womens Recovery
Women's
12 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
2:00 PM EST
Primary Purpose Auburn
Primary Purpose
12 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Closed
5:30 PM EST
530 No Name
5:30 No Name
99 Wall Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
6:45 PM EST
IVth Dimension
IVth Dimension
17 William Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
7:00 PM EST
Sobriety First Auburn
Sobriety First
17 Clark Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Closed
7:30 PM EST
Copake Rap Group
Copake Rap Group
County Route 7A, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
7:30 PM EST
Auburn
Auburn
17 William Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
7:30 PM EST
Taking Back Saturday Night
Taking Back Saturday Night
12 South Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Open
8:00 PM EST
Lake Country
Lake Country
303 Clark Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Closed

Common Questions About Rehab

Rehab in Auburn includes outpatient services near downtown, residential programs across Cayuga County, and detox care at Auburn Community Hospital. Families often weigh convenience to Routes 34 and 5 and access to Syracuse. Touring facilities helps compare rural and city-linked programs.
Outpatient care is generally less expensive, while residential stays are more costly due to housing and longer-term services. Program pricing varies with therapies and program duration. Some providers offer income-based aid.
Most Auburn centers accept private insurance and New York Medicaid, with admissions staff confirming benefits.
Dual diagnosis care treats co-occurring depression, anxiety, or trauma, often tied to economic stress in manufacturing communities. These programs cost more but are partly covered by insurance.

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