The Bridge Marbella New York
The Bridge Marbella New York is a SAMHSA-listed center in Manhattan. It is one of 192 facilities listed for New York City in 2026. Its address is 248 W 108th St.




This small program is run by a family and treats substance use alongside co-occurring disorders. Groups stay deliberately small, staffing is generous, and the setting is private and comfortable. Each plan is built around one person's needs rather than a fixed schedule.
Detox and residential care are offered alongside dayhab and online support, so someone can step down as their needs change. The work is abstinence-based and draws on individual counseling, family involvement, and twelve-step meetings.
Aftercare gets real attention here. The team sets up support networks, keeps therapy going for a stretch after residential care ends, and uses dayhab and online sessions to hold progress in place once someone returns home.
The bridge marbella New York programs
The two care options listed are detox and co-occurring disorders. For someone considering inpatient detox at a New York rehab center, the clinical team manages withdrawal on site before residential treatment begins. A typical stay runs about 30 days.
Therapy is one-on-one and group-based and includes cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, family therapy, acupuncture, body image work, life skills, meditation and mindfulness, and weight loss support. Approaches include family involvement, holistic and personalized treatment, and twelve-step participation. Speakers of English and Spanish are served.
- Family Involvement
- Personalized Treatment
- Body Image Therapy
- Interpersonal Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Individual Treatment
- Acupuncture
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Twelve Step
- Meditation & Mindfulness
Who this program is for in New York
- Adults and young people from age 17 up, including adolescents and young adults
- People with co-occurring disorders together with substance use
- Couples and family members involved in treatment
- Executives and professionals who need privacy
- LGBTQ+ clients, men and women, and older adults
Languages offered, setting, and stay length
A typical program runs about 30 days, and the residence holds 2 to 5 beds, keeping the environment quiet with close staffing. Amenities include gardens, a pool, fitness facilities, chef-prepared meals, and en-suite rooms with laundry and housekeeping. Activities range from yoga and beach walks to hiking and martial arts. Services are offered in English and Spanish.
- Pool
- Gardens
- Internet
- Beach Access
- Outdoor Dining
- Fitness Center
- Ocean View
- Chef-prepared Meals
Paying for treatment here in New York
Payment details are not published in the listing, so the practical step is to call and ask what it costs without coverage and which insurance plans the center accepts. The helpline is staffed at all hours and can help you check availability and verify coverage at no charge. Calling commits you to nothing.
Questions to raise before admission
- What insurance plans do you accept, and what will I pay from my own pocket?
- During detox, how is withdrawal managed, and who supervises it?
- How many clients are in a group at one time?
- What does aftercare include once the 30 days end?
- Can family be involved in treatment and follow-up sessions?


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Questions people ask
Is The Bridge Marbella New York a licensed treatment center?
It appears in the SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings, which is where the count of 192 New York City facilities comes from. That listing is a starting point, not a full vetting. Before admission, ask the center directly about its licensing and credentials, and ask whether it holds accreditation from a body such as the Joint Commission or CARF.
What levels of care does this center offer?
Its listing shows detox and co-occurring disorders as care options, and its own materials describe residential treatment, dayhab and online support. Someone who needs withdrawal management first would begin with detox, then move into residential care. A typical program runs about 30 days, and a shorter stay may be possible when detox is not needed.
How long do people usually stay in inpatient rehab?
At this residence the typical length is about 30 days, and it is small, with 2 to 5 beds. Across the country, stays vary widely by level of care and by how someone responds in the first weeks. When comparing programs, ask each how it decides when someone is ready to step down to outpatient or dayhab.
Are co-occurring disorders treated at this center?
Yes. Co-occurring disorders is one of its two listed care options, and the program addresses substance use and conditions such as anxiety or depression together rather than one after the other. If you are unsure whether a dual diagnosis applies, a clinical assessment is how to find out, and the helpline can point you toward providers who do that.