Fort Lee
Fort Lee sits at the George Washington Bridge, with quick access to both Bergen County and Manhattan treatment programs, plus local outpatient and peer-support options.
Open the Fort Lee guideEmergency or overdose: Call 911. Crisis support: Call or text 988. NJ HOPEline: 1-855-654-6735.
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Treatment availability, travel time, language access, and waitlists differ across Bergen County. These guides cover what tends to matter locally when comparing programs in Fort Lee, Englewood, Hackensack, Teaneck, and Paramus — and they connect to statewide options.
Fort Lee sits at the George Washington Bridge, with quick access to both Bergen County and Manhattan treatment programs, plus local outpatient and peer-support options.
Open the Fort Lee guideEnglewood combines hospital-based care, community outpatient programs, and close reach to the rest of Bergen County.
Open the Englewood guideAs the Bergen County seat, Hackensack hosts the county's largest hospital-based programs, outpatient clinics, and medication-treatment sites.
Open the Hackensack guideTeaneck offers hospital-based and community treatment options in a central Bergen County location, with strong reach to neighbors on either side of Route 4.
Open the Teaneck guideParamus is home to the county's public behavioral-health campus and a dense cluster of outpatient programs along the Route 4 and Route 17 corridors.
Open the Paramus guideIf you are outside Bergen County, state-level resources still apply. The New Jersey treatment guide explains levels of care, the crisis resources page lists 24/7 public helplines, and licensed programs across the state can be found through the official state directory referenced there.