New York state opened the Kate Rothko Center for Recovery, a newly constructed $32 million residential addiction treatment facility, with New York City-based Odyssey House operating the center.
The three-story, 22,500-square-foot facility houses 60 beds and will serve adult men with opioid use disorder, according to a June 4 news release from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office. The center provides medication for addiction treatment, withdrawal and stabilization services, counseling, clinical programming and individualized medical and psychosocial support in one setting.
The center is named for Kate Rothko Prizel, MD, who has served as chair of the Odyssey Foundation since 2024. Odyssey House is a nonprofit provider of substance use disorder treatment and recovery services and offers residential, outpatient, supportive housing and recovery programs, according to the release.
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