Tully Hill Corporation - Med Sup Withdrawal/Inpatient

Withdrawal management followed by structured residential treatment

Tully Hill provides medically supervised withdrawal management and inpatient addiction treatment. During withdrawal management, clients receive 24-hour nursing care provided by nurse practitioners and registered nurses. This part of the program combines medication with education, therapeutic activities, meditation, and guided imagery. Clients can then transition into residential treatment, or they may enter directly. Inpatient treatment follows a structured daily schedule that includes educational sessions, group therapy, and individual counseling to help clients develop coping skills and prepare for life after treatment.

Integrated treatment for substance use and mental health concerns

Programming recognizes the connections between substance use, co-occurring mental health conditions, and emotional trauma. Evaluations are completed at admission, and clients receive ongoing mental health assessments to help identify any co-occurring mental health conditions. Individual counseling focuses on reducing substance use, addressing personal challenges, and building recovery skills. Clients also attend group counseling, which helps them rebuild trust, practice communicating, and receive feedback to help them gain a better sense of self-awareness.

Family education to help address relationship challenges

Families are involved in treatment from the very beginning. Tully Hill offers an online Family Education Center where loved ones can learn about addiction remotely. Programming addresses difficult family experiences, including their feelings about addiction, as well as practical challenges such as employment-related consequences. Families learn how to recognize signs of drug use as well as practical communication skills and how to support recovery without neglecting their own needs. Participation in groups such as Al-Anon is encouraged.

A private 33-acre countryside setting

Tully Hill is located in New York's Tully Valley, surrounded by trees, open countryside, and rolling hills. Daily life combines a consistent routine with a quiet setting that minimizes distractions so that clients can focus on treatment. Clients can spend time in landscaped outdoor gardens, on walking paths, in courtyard seating areas, and in indoor communal lounges.

Alumni support connecting graduates with peer support and recovery communities

Tully Hill's Alumni Association provides opportunities for graduates to maintain connections with others in recovery. Alumni may participate in recovery support activities, volunteer opportunities, and community groups and serve as recovery contacts or temporary sponsors for people new to the program. Members of the Alumni Association may also accompany newcomers to 12-Step meetings and introduce them to local recovery communities to help them establish social connections beyond the facility.

Client reviews

Tully Hill reviewers praise caring staff and recovery support, while concerns involve medical care, rules, communication, and costs.

• Treatment quality & outcomes (75% positive): Many reviewers credit treatment with useful recovery tools and lasting progress. Others describe a rigid approach or say their mental health needs were not adequately addressed. "I left there with the tools and preparation to begin my recovery process with a positive and responsible attitude."
• Staff & care experience (70% positive): Clients often praise caring counselors and staff with lived recovery experience. Some report medication errors, dismissive interactions, or inadequate responses to pain and other health concerns. "Respectful and supportive care."
• Access & process: Reviewers mention helpful discharge plans and outpatient follow-up, alongside concerns about strict rules, billing disputes, and the cost of continuing care without insurance.
• Support & community (65% positive): Reviewers describe peer encouragement and a sense of community. Family feedback is mixed, with praise for support alongside reports of restricted contact and gaps in communication around discharge. "The staff and peer support is tremendous."
• Facility & environment: Positive comments describe clean, comfortable surroundings. Meal feedback is mixed.

How we researched this facility

• Reviewed by: Jennifer Trimbee, registered nurse, content writer, and strategist, reviewed the research findings and wrote this facility profile on October 24, 2026.
• Facility data research: On August 10, 2026, our research team reviewed the facility’s website and information from public health departments, national accrediting organizations, and SAMHSA to verify facility details.