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SPARC Latham, NY | St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center

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St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center (SPARC) is part of St. Peter’s Health Partners, a health system serving New York’s Capital Region. This listing covers its Latham location on New Loudon Road.

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New York's Capital Region near Albany and Latham, where SPARC is located
SPARC Latham serves New York’s Capital Region from 636 New Loudon Road.

SPARC Latham at a glance

These details were confirmed against St. Peter’s Health Partners’ official location page.

Verified location details
Detail Information
Facility St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center (SPARC) — Latham
Address 636 New Loudon Road, Latham, NY 12110
Phone (518) 783-5381
Health system St. Peter’s Health Partners
Official page sphp.com — SPARC Latham
24/7 referral line 1-877-525-2227 (St. Peter’s Health Partners)
Services at this address Not published by the health system — call to confirm
Why we do not list services for this location. St. Peter’s Health Partners does not publish a service list for the Latham address. SPARC as an organisation is described as running detox units, inpatient rehabilitation centers, outpatient clinics and a long-term residential program — but those are organisation-wide capabilities, and we cannot confirm which are offered at Latham specifically. Rather than guess, we suggest calling (518) 783-5381 or the 24/7 referral line on 1-877-525-2227 to ask what is available there.
Person calling an addiction treatment center to ask about services
Because no service list is published for this address, calling is the reliable way to find out what’s offered.

A note on the old website link

Older directory listings for SPARC point to stpetershealthcare.org. That domain no longer works. The health system’s current site is sphp.com, and the official page for this location is linked in the table above.

Laptop showing a broken link error representing an outdated website address
Older listings point to stpetershealthcare.org — that domain no longer works. Use sphp.com.

What to ask when you call

Because the published information for this site is thin, a short list of questions will save you time:

  1. What level of care do you offer here? Outpatient, inpatient, detox, or a mix.
  2. Do you provide medically supervised detox? This matters most for alcohol and benzodiazepines.
  3. Do you take my insurance? Ask about Medicaid, Medicare, private plans and self-pay rates.
  4. Can I refer myself, or do I need a referral?
  5. What is the wait? And what support exists while you wait.
  6. Do you treat co-occurring mental health conditions?
Do not detox from alcohol or benzodiazepines without medical advice. Sudden withdrawal can cause seizures and can be fatal. Call your doctor, 988, or SAMHSA on 1-800-662-4357 before you stop. Our guide to quitting drugs or alcohol safely explains why this is not about willpower.
Health insurance paperwork and forms for addiction treatment coverage
Ask about Medicaid, Medicare, private plans and self-pay rates when you call.

Another SPARC address is not this one

New York State’s addiction services register also lists a “St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center, Inc. (SPARC)” at 3 Mercycare Lane, Guilderland, NY 12084, certified for housing and continuum-of-care services. That is a different program at a different address — do not use its details when contacting the Latham location.

Signpost pointing in two directions representing two separate SPARC addresses
The SPARC program in Guilderland is a separate service — don’t use its details for Latham.

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Frequently asked questions

What is SPARC’s phone number in Latham?

(518) 783-5381. St. Peter’s Health Partners also operates a 24/7 referral line on 1-877-525-2227.

Does SPARC Latham offer detox or inpatient rehab?

We cannot confirm it. SPARC as an organisation runs detox, inpatient and outpatient programs, but St. Peter’s Health Partners does not publish a service list for the Latham address specifically. Call (518) 783-5381 to ask.

Why does the old SPARC website not work?

The stpetershealthcare.org domain is no longer active. The health system’s current website is sphp.com.

Is the Guilderland SPARC address the same service?

No. The SPARC program registered at 3 Mercycare Lane, Guilderland is a separate housing and continuum-of-care service, not the Latham location.

Where is SPARC Latham?

636 New Loudon Road,

Latham, NY 12110.

Phone: (518) 783-5381

Sources and last checked: Address and phone verified against the official St. Peter’s Health Partners location page for SPARC Latham. Program registration details from the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). Helpline details from SAMHSA. Listing last checked July 2026.

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How this article was checked

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