Getting to Our Office — By Car
From central Irvington (Springfield Ave / Clinton Ave): Springfield Ave east directly into Newark — it becomes Market St near downtown. Turn left on Broad — roughly 5 miles, 15–20 minutes. The Garden State Parkway north to exit 145 (I-280 E) is the fastest option from northern Irvington — I-280 E to exit 15A, then south on Broad. Metered parking on Broad; garages at Military Park (one block east) and Halsey.
Getting to Our Office — By Transit
NJ Transit bus 5 is the direct Irvington-to-Broad St route, stopping in front of the Military Park area — 20–30 minutes depending on time of day. Buses 25, 39, and 59 also connect Irvington to the Broad corridor. Newark Light Rail and NJ Transit commuter rail both terminate at downtown stations a short walk from the office.
Inpatient Rehab Options for Irvington Residents
Irvington callers are matched with licensed inpatient programs based on insurance network, bed availability, and clinical fit. Most start with medical detox for opioids, alcohol, or benzodiazepines, then step directly into 28- to 90-day residential care. The programs we refer to accept Horizon, Aetna, Cigna, United, and AmeriHealth commercial plans and offer MAT where clinically indicated.
Irvington's Drug Landscape
Irvington sits adjacent to Newark's South Ward, one of the two highest-burden wards for drug-related deaths in the city (ResearchSquare, 2026). The drug supply mirrors Newark's — fentanyl dominates opioids (~78% of confirmed NJ OD deaths in 2022, per NJ-SAMS), xylazine contamination is widespread across NJ (state leads nation in per-capita xylazine reports, per JAMA Network Open 2024), and alcohol use disorder remains the largest primary-substance admission category.
Neighborhoods Within Irvington
Irvington covers Upper Irvington, Lower Irvington, and the Springfield Ave / Clinton Ave corridors. Callers from any address in town reach placement advisors on (973) 453-5031.
Getting to Our Newark Office from Irvington
812 Broad St is about 5 miles from central Irvington. Drive time is typically 15–20 minutes via Springfield Ave or I-280. NJ Transit bus 5 is the most direct transit route, running about 25 minutes door-to-door to the Broad St corridor.
Does Insurance Cover Rehab for Irvington Residents?
Yes. NJ's parity law (A2031/S1339) applies equally in Irvington as anywhere else in the state. Commercial plans must cover substance use disorder treatment on parity with medical and surgical care. Call (973) 453-5031 for free verification.