Caz Recovery Casa Di Vita Buffalo

On Buffalo's west side, Caz Recovery Casa Di Vita Buffalo is a community-style home for adult women living with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders. Founded in 1980, the program holds certification for reintegration services from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports and is supervised by the Erie County Department of Mental Health.

Staff assess each woman's recovery goals and treatment needs, then build a plan designed just for her. That plan links residents with outpatient care for mental health along with substance use, with primary and specialty medical providers, and with education or job-related supports. Empowerment, self-management, and independence are central to the approach.

This Buffalo rehab center serves women only and offers co-occurring mental health support alongside residential care.

Programs and therapies at Casa Di Vita

Casa Di Vita combines residential rehab with sober living and treatment for co-occurring disorders. Therapy choices include individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy, life skills, trauma specific therapy along with twelve step facilitation the program uses a trauma informed, whole-person approach.

Residential rehab at Caz Recovery Casa Di Vita Buffalo provides structured days with counseling and life skills for women preparing to return to everyday life. This Buffalo rehab center offers trauma informed care and co-occurring mental health support in a women-only setting. If you are arranging care for someone in Buffalo NY, then ask the helpline to verify insurance and program fit before making any plans.

1. Life Skills
2. Twelve Step Facilitation
3. Holistic
4. Trauma Informed
5. Group Therapy
6. Trauma-Specific Therapy
7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
8. 1-on-1 Counseling

Who Casa Di Vita is built for in Buffalo

1. Adult women with a substance use disorder
2. Women with co-occurring disorders
3. Adult women without housing, or who may soon lose it
4. Women seeking a women-only residential setting
5. Women who need help reconnecting with outpatient care and community supports

Rooms, stay length, and comforts

Most people stay about 90 days, but the length can vary from a few weeks up to several months or more, shaped by each care plan. The home holds 16-30 beds and has shared rooms, meals made by a chef, a recreation room, and TV. Services are provided in English. The facility sits along a main bus line, and other transportation can sometimes be arranged.

1. Chef-prepared Meals
2. Recreation Room
3. TV

Payment and insurance at Casa Di Vita

The facts we have do not spell out payment options. If you need to know whether Medicaid or private insurance covers this Buffalo rehab, then call the helpline to verify coverage with the center. When you call, the helpline can also confirm current bed availability at this Erie County facility. The helpline is a no-cost, private service that links callers with licensed treatment providers; it does not admit anyone and never promises coverage. Using it adds no charge, and asking questions commits you to nothing.

Questions worth asking before admission

1. What is the current expected length of stay for a woman in your situation?
2. How does the program coordinate outpatient mental health and medical care?
3. What is the policy on visitors, passes, and communication with family?
4. Are shared rooms assigned by age or by treatment needs?
5. How does the program handle aftercare planning and sober living referrals?