Baywood Center
Community-based Care for Lasting Recovery
Baywood Center provides compassionate, evidence-based support for individuals and families affected by addiction. Through our outpatient clinic and community outreach services, we help people find recovery close to home, offering treatment, counseling, and peer support in a setting that meets them where they are. Whether through in-person visits, telehealth sessions, or outreach across local communities, Baywood Center is committed to restoring hope and empowering lasting change.
How to Get Started / Find Help
Getting help at Baywood Center is simple. Call to speak with a counselor, complete a referral form, or visit our outpatient clinic during regular hours. Walk-ins for initial assessments are accepted when space allows.
See the Groups and Programs we offer
Call: 518-798-4221
Visit: 2 Country Club Rd., Queensbury, NY 12804
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Help Lines:
NA: 1-888-399-5519
AA: 1-518-463-0906
HA: 1-518-227-0294
Suicide: 988
Domestic Violence: 1-518-432-7865
NYS Hopeline:
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Call 877-846-7369
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Text 467369
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Our Services
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Individual and Group Counseling
Personalized support focused on recovery, wellness, and long-term stability. -
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Including Suboxone, Subutex, and Vivitrol, provided by licensed medical professionals. -
DWI Assessments
OASAS and DMV-approved evaluations for individuals requiring court or program documentation. -
Peer Recovery Support
Certified recovery advocates offering guidance, accountability, and encouragement from lived experience. -
Relapse Prevention Planning
Structured strategies to help individuals recognize triggers and maintain progress. -
Telehealth and In-Person Services
Flexible treatment options that make access easier for clients across the region. -
Community Outreach
On-site engagement throughout local counties, meeting individuals in shelters, homes, libraries, and public spaces.
Who We Serve
Baywood Center supports adults and families across the Capital Region who are seeking help for substance use and related challenges. We work with individuals referred by community agencies, the courts, healthcare providers, and those who reach out on their own. Our goal is to make treatment accessible and judgment-free — offering care to anyone ready to take a step toward recovery, regardless of background or circumstance.
Resources
Download Referral Form
Locate Counselor
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Tomb V’s Haunted Hallow Returns to Baywood
– Friday's & Saturday's in October
Something spooky has taken over Baywood Center!
Tomb V’s Haunted Hallow is open every Friday and Saturday throughout October from 6:00–9:00 PM at Baywood Center, 2 Country Club Road in Queensbury.
Created in memory of Tom VanNess, the Haunted Hallow transforms Baywood with animatronics, visual effects, sound effects, and plenty of Halloween atmosphere for a family-friendly walk-through.
Admission is free, and donations are appreciated.
Take a look at a few scenes from opening weekend — but don’t worry, we’re not giving away all the surprises.
Fridays & Saturdays in October | 6:00–9:00 PM
Baywood Center | 2 Country Club Road, Queensbury
Fellowship Recovery Picnic – Sept. 4th
The Baywood Center’s Fellowship Recovery Picnic was held at Baywood Center, bringing together individuals in recovery, their families, and friends, and showcasing the vibrant and thriving recovery community we’ve built together.
The afternoon was filled with fellowship, shared experiences, music, and plenty of delicious food thanks to Giavano’s, Stewart’s, Hannaford, Dunkin’, and the efforts of our staff, including Colden, our Grill Meister!
JP, Ashley, and Dan shared their experiences and perspectives with those gathered, reminding us of the strength, hope, and community that are such an important part of recovery.
A special thanks to J.R. Entertainment for providing the music and to Queensbury United Methodist for providing the chairs and tables, as well as to everyone on the Baywood team who helped bring the afternoon together.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this year’s Fellowship Recovery Picnic another resounding success!
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First Annual Spring Sober Celebration - May 29th, 2026
On May 29, Baywood Center welcomed people together for its Spring Sober Celebration, an evening focused on connection, community, and the simple joy of spending time together in a safe and supportive space.
Held from 7:00 to 10:00 PM, the evening gave attendees a chance to relax, enjoy music and refreshments, share conversations, and take part in an atmosphere built around encouragement, fellowship, and recovery. Laughter, casual conversation, and moments of connection helped create a warm environment where people could simply enjoy being together.
Events like the Spring Sober Celebration are an important reminder that recovery is not only about overcoming challenges. It is also about rebuilding healthy routines, creating meaningful relationships, and finding joy in everyday moments. Recovery can include celebration, friendship, and opportunities to reconnect with others in ways that support long term wellness.
For many people, social situations connected to alcohol or substance use can feel isolating or difficult to navigate. Gatherings like this offer something different: a welcoming space where connection comes first and people can enjoy themselves without pressure, judgment, or substances.
Throughout the evening, people came together to unwind, connect, and enjoy time in community. Whether through conversation, shared laughter, music, or simply being present, the Spring Sober Celebration reflected the strength of community and the importance of supportive spaces where healing and recovery can continue to grow.
At Baywood Center, recovery includes more than treatment alone. It also means building relationships, creating healthy experiences, and reminding people that joy, belonging, and meaningful connection are possible at every stage of the recovery journey.
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