OnTrackNY is an early intervention program that offers Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) services to teens and young adults across New York State experiencing non-affective psychosis. 

OnTrackNY eligibility

To be eligible to enroll in our program, individuals must meet the following criteria:

  • Are between the ages of 16-30 years old
  • Are experiencing symptoms of non-affective psychosis (e.g., hallucinations, delusions, unusual thoughts, etc.)*
  • Have experienced psychosis symptoms for less than 2 years*


*Exceptions: OnTrackNY Southern Tier in Binghamton, NY &  OnTrackNY CNY in Syracuse, NY may accept individuals experiencing symptoms of affective psychosis and those who have experienced symptoms for less than 5 years.

How to make a referral

To make a referral to OnTrackNY, contact your nearest team. If available, the following information can be helpful for making a referral:

  • Any information relevant to eligibility
  • Past treatment records


OnTrackNY teams are available to help you assess whether someone may be a fit for the program and can help navigate any potential barriers to making a referral. OnTrackNY team members can also be available to meet together with you and the young person to discuss options and services. 

If they are not eligible, the team will provide a referral to appropriate care. 

Ready to make a referral? Contact your local team.

You can also click to learn more about OnTrackNY services or explore our provider resources focused on education around CSC services and early psychosis.

Frequently asked questions

How can I make a referral to specialized care?

To make a referral to OnTrackNY, contact your nearest team. If available, the following information can be helpful for making a referral:

  • Any information relevant to eligibility
  • Past treatment records


OnTrackNY teams are available to help you assess whether someone may be a fit for the program and can help navigate any potential barriers to making a referral. OnTrackNY team members can also be available to meet together with you and the young person to discuss options and services.  If they are not eligible, the team will provide a referral to appropriate care. 

Need help now?

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OnTrackNY would not be possible without the support of our partners:

New York State Psychiatric Institute
New York State Office of Mental Health
Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc.
Center for Practice Innovations
Columbia University Department of Psychiatry