The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is transforming its Tribeca facility to expand its substance-use disorder and mental health offerings, it announced Monday.
The organization, headquartered in Minnesota, had owned the building since 2011 and operated it as sober housing, or group residences for addiction recovery. With the sober housing program closing just before Covid and its Chelsea facility lease expiring, it made sense to combine services into the expanded Tribeca location, said Janelle Wesloh, vice president of recovery management and clinical excellence, east region.
The Tribeca site is located at 283 West Broadway, and it features 14,000 square feet across six floors and a basement. The renovation is
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