Integrity Treatment Partners co-founder Josh Goldfeder named to LIBN 40 Under Forty

Josh Goldfeder, co-founder and owner of Integrity Treatment Partners, was named to Long Island Business News’ 2026 40 Under Forty list. The recognition highlights his role in building outpatient addiction treatment and sober living options for Long Island men, with expansion plans still underway.

Why it matters: - The honor puts a Long Island addiction treatment provider in the regional spotlight for work tied to care access, housing and early recovery support. - Integrity Treatment Partners combines outpatient treatment with sober living, a model meant to help people keep working while getting care. - The recognition may help raise visibility for the Baldwin clinic and the company’s planned expansion in Suffolk County.

What happened: - Long Island Business News named Josh Goldfeder to its 2026 40 Under Forty class on July 31. - Goldfeder is co-founder and owner of Integrity Treatment Partners. - Goldfeder will be honored Tuesday, Sept. 22, at Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury. - Honoree profiles will appear in the Sept. 25 issue of Long Island Business News and online at LIBN.com.

The details: - Integrity Treatment Partners is based at 2250 Grand Ave. in Baldwin. - The clinic is OASAS-licensed and Joint Commission-accredited. - The Baldwin site offers Intensive Outpatient services, individual counseling, group therapy, dual-diagnosis care and medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, Sublocade, Vivitrol and Brixadi. - The clinic currently operates one in-person location in Baldwin. - Integrity Treatment Partners owns and operates three men's sober living homes in Nassau County. - Additional homes are planned for Suffolk County later in 2026. - The residences are 12-step based and coordinate with the Baldwin clinic so residents can attend outpatient treatment while living in a structured, drug-free house. - Goldfeder co-founded Integrity Treatment Partners with John Anderson and Daniel Pflaumer. - Goldfeder led real estate acquisition and operational setup for the Baldwin clinic. - Goldfeder also owns Nassau County Expeditors, a permit expediting company, and is a licensed real estate professional. - Integrity Treatment Partners accepts Medicare, Medicaid and most commercial insurance plans. - Clinical hours run Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. - The admissions line is open 24 hours a day. - The Baldwin office serves residents of Nassau County. - Integrity Treatment Partners has an upcoming Bay Shore location planned for Suffolk County residents. - The company holds The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for behavioral health care.

Between the lines: - Goldfeder’s recognition reflects a broader trend toward treatment models that pair clinical care with stable housing. - His comments point to a practical recovery approach built around same-day assessment, employment stability and immediate housing support. - Goldfeder said he got sober at age 20 in Long Beach while living in a house where people were still using. - Goldfeder said the 40 Under Forty honor is meaningful because it comes from Long Island. - Goldfeder said the focus remains on the clinic, the houses and the people who walk through the door.

What's next: - Integrity Treatment Partners expects to expand with a Bay Shore location for Suffolk County residents. - The company also plans additional men's sober living homes in Suffolk County later in 2026. - The Baldwin clinic will continue serving patients with outpatient treatment and coordinated housing support.

The bottom line: - Goldfeder’s 40 Under Forty recognition spotlights a Long Island treatment provider built around outpatient care, sober housing and local expansion.