Camelot Staten Island men's
Camelot Staten Island is a men's residential rehab listed in New York City. It is one of 192 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the city. This page explains its program, setting, and pay options.




Camelot - Wilson Residential, often called Camelot Staten Island, is a residential program for adult men on Staten Island, one of the five boroughs of New York City. It works with men who have substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders like depression or anxiety, and family concerns. The program opened in 1971 and provides support at all hours. Men seeking New York City residential rehab can find a structured men-only setting at Camelot Wilson. Therapy takes individual, group, and family forms, paired with life skills work and psychoeducation. Two approaches sit at the core of the program: involving family members and programming shaped around men specifically. Job-related skills grow through vocational support, while recreation therapy helps build steady healthy routines. This New York City drug rehab program draws on family involvement and gender-specific care to support men.
Residential rehab is the only level of care listed, typically lasting 30 days for the full program, though the center's description notes an average stay of 6 to 9 months. When you are finishing residential care, aftercare planning can help you move down to outpatient treatment. The residential rehab at Camelot Staten Island offers individual counseling and family therapy for men.
Camelot Staten Island programs
Camelot's residential rehab is the only level of care it offers, and the listing names it Residential Rehab. Programs usually last 30 days, but the center's description notes an average stay of 6 to 9 months. Therapies include one-on-one counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and life skills, plus psychoeducation and recreation therapy. The residential rehab at Camelot Staten Island offers individual counseling and family therapy for men.
The program prepares men for outpatient aftercare and offers family follow-up counseling. If you are leaving residential care, then aftercare planning can help you step down to outpatient treatment. Men-only rehab programs in New York City like this one include aftercare planning for the move to outpatient care.
- Recreation Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Family Involvement
- Individual Treatment
- Psychoeducation
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Life Skills
- Gender-Specific
- Group Therapy
Who Camelot Wilson Residential serves
- Adult men with a substance use disorder
- Men with co-occurring anxiety or depression
- Men facing family or relationship concerns
- Men seeking a men-only residential setting
- Men who need 24-hour support in a structured environment
Setting at Camelot Staten Island
Camelot sits at 460 Brielle Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314. Men live on-site in air-conditioned rooms, which may be private or shared. Each day's schedule includes counseling, learning, skill development, and recreation. The Staten Island location places this men's residential rehab among New York City's 192 listed facilities.
Paying for Camelot Staten Island
Camelot shows self-pay pricing as a private pay option. That New York City facility number is sourced from SAMHSA and tells you nothing about insurance. If Medicaid is your coverage, ask the center which plans it takes before you settle on a start date. To learn the self-pay pricing at this New York City rehab, contact the center itself and verify today's costs.
Questions to ask Camelot Staten Island
- What is the current expected length of stay for residential rehab?
- How does the program involve family members in counseling?
- What aftercare or outpatient options are available after discharge?
- Are private rooms available, and how are they assigned?
- What payment methods and cash pay rates does the center accept?


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Questions people ask
How long is the Camelot Staten Island program?
The listed usual program length is 30 days, but the center's own description says clients stay an average of 6 to 9 months. That longer stay leaves room for counseling, life skills, and preparation for outpatient aftercare. Ask the center what length is currently expected in your situation.
Does Camelot Staten Island treat co-occurring disorders?
Yes. Co-occurring disorders appear among the center's specialties, and anxiety and depression are treated together with substance use. Men receive individualized support built around their diagnosis and their circumstances. When a substance use disorder and a mental health issue are both present, ask how the program keeps that care coordinated.
Is Camelot Staten Island a men-only facility?
Yes. Camelot - Wilson Residential admits men only. Its programming is built for adult men and relies on approaches shaped around men specifically and on including family members. If you are a man hoping for a residential setting shared with other men in New York City, this may suit you.
What therapies are offered at Camelot Staten Island?
Listed services include individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and life skills, along with psychoeducation and recreation therapy. The center also describes vocational support. During the residential stay, these offerings are meant to address personal concerns, relationship patterns, and practical skills tied to employment.
Does Camelot Staten Island accept Medicaid or insurance?
Cash prices appear as a self pay option at the center, though it does not list which insurance plans it accepts. If you hold Medicaid or private insurance, call the center yourself to ask about coverage before setting a start date. A SAMHSA facility count for New York City says nothing about whether insurance is accepted.