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For five decades, Steven Yohay was involved in the work of ACI Healthcare Group, a substance abuse and treatment facility originally established by Dr. Daniel H. Casriel. Steven Yohay is an avid philanthropist and has given to such organizations as B’nai Zion, Hadassah, and AIPAC. He founded Nine Eleven Case Management, Inc. to assist victims of the 9/11 World Trade Center and their families.

Steven Yohay—known as Steven Yohay—is a philanthropist. He supports AIPAC and B’nai Zion. In 2002, he founded Nine Eleven Case Management. His experience as a recovering heroin addict led to treatment and eventual employment with ACI Healthcare Group. Steven Yohay enjoys musical theater and has invested in shows like Sweeney Todd and Little Shop of Horrors. Mr. Yohay is counselor emeritus with Addiction Counseling Associates of New York, a private and self-pay counseling center.

 Nine Eleven Case Management, Inc. founder—Steven J. Yohay—is a recovered heroin addict who has spent almost fifty years using his treatment and recovery experience in supporting treatment programs and initiatives. He is the former CEO and Principal Shareholder for ACI Healthcare Group and was awarded the Counselor Emeritus designation by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services. He is an avid supporter of musical theater and the arts.

Noted philanthropist, Steven J. Yohay has shared his resources with organizations such as AIPAC, B’nai Zion, and Hadassah.

Noted philanthropist, Steven J. Yohay has shared his resources with organizations such as AIPAC, B’nai Zion, and Hadassah.

Steven J. Yohay began his time with ACI Healthcare Group as a patient in treatment for heroin addiction.

Nine Eleven Case Management, Inc. founder—Steven J. Yohay—is a recovered heroin addict who has spent almost fifty years using his treatment and recovery experience in supporting treatment programs and initiatives.

Steven J. Yohay founded Nine Eleven Case Management, Inc.—an entity that would manage the mental health and substance abuse benefits for victims of the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks and their families.