Massachusetts Mental Health Centers — Inpatient Rehab

CHD (Center for Human Development) provides behavioral health and substance use treatment from Chicopee, serving western Massachusetts and Connecticut with residential and outpatient programs and expanded telehealth. Its residential services include the Two Rivers Recovery Center for Women in Greenfield and the Iris Home, an intensive residential rehabilitation home for men. CHD describes itself as multicultural, multilingual and fluent in sign language, and holds a three-year CARF accreditation, renewed in 2024, covering behavioral health, child and youth services, and employment and community services. Both Medicaid and Medicare are taken, along with private and military insurance and state funding.

Austen Riggs Center is a nonprofit, open and voluntary residential psychiatric treatment program in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, for adults with complex psychiatric difficulties that have persisted despite prior treatment. Treatment begins with a six-week evaluation and treatment program combining intensive psychodynamic psychotherapy, therapeutic community life, family work, and psychological testing, with patients meeting four times a week with the same clinician. Austen Riggs accepts private insurance.

Avanzando Enhanced Residential Rehabilitation is a Gándara Center program in Ludlow, Massachusetts, treating women 18 and older with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders. The 20-person program provides mental health and substance use treatment from a single team, including onsite medication-assisted treatment, plus postpartum care during and after pregnancy. It accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, state funding and military coverage.

Catholic Charities Worcester County offers recovery programs in central Massachusetts, including Crozier House, a men's residential recovery program, a Leominster Women's Recovery Program, and Mercy Centre. The organization also provides emergency stabilization, homeless prevention, a family shelter, home care services, immigration legal assistance, and a Multiple Sclerosis support program across its Worcester, Leominster, Milford, and Southbridge offices.

Keenan House is a residential addiction treatment programme in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, operated by the Brien Center, a community-based nonprofit with over 100 years of service in Berkshire County. The Brien Center provides acute care, addiction treatment, and mental health services across the county through programmes including a Community Behavioral Health Center, emergency services, child and adolescent care, and the Have Hope peer recovery initiative. Keenan House accepts Medicaid, Medicare, military insurance, and state-financed coverage.