Massachusetts Treatment Centers

Brandon Residential Treatment Ctr provides residential treatment in Massachusetts. Founded in 1966, services incorporate medication-assisted treatment, holistic, the program serves children and families, treatment is provided in a residential setting. Accepted payment includes Medicare, private insurance.

Jeremiah's Inn is a nonprofit, social-model residential substance use disorder treatment program in Worcester, Massachusetts, guiding more than 100 men a year toward recovery at its 1059 Main Street facility. The program operates a 16-bed recovery residence on Highland Street and a nutrition center and food pantry, with a focus on helping men build healthy goals and live recovery.

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GAAMHA is a Massachusetts human services organization founded in 1967 and headquartered in Gardner, serving more than 13,000 people a year across dozens of communities. Its residential recovery services go back to 1972 and are co-occurring enhanced — built for people carrying a mental health condition alongside the substance use. Dahl House is a men's co-occurring enhanced residential recovery home set on a 115-acre equestrian estate; a women's home in Athol includes four beds designated specifically for pregnant and postpartum women. Beyond residential care, GAAMHA runs transitional and permanent sober supportive housing, person-centered and trauma-informed clinical treatment, and case management and social systems navigation — and it operates its own transportation service, which in north-central Massachusetts is often what makes attending treatment possible at all. State funding and military insurance are accepted.

ServiceNet, formed through the merger of Pathlight and ServiceNet, is a nonprofit behavioral health organization in western Massachusetts offering residential services at its Orange, MA location on Congress Street. The organization provides services for brain injury, residential support, mental health treatment, and recovery programs including a Shared Living model. ServiceNet accepts military insurance and state-financed coverage, and offers payment assistance.

The Haven Detox - Worcester provides medically supervised detoxification and residential addiction treatment in Worcester, Massachusetts, part of The Haven Detox Group which holds nine Joint Commission accreditations. The Worcester location at 1369 Grafton Street offers dual diagnosis treatment for people with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, with 24/7 medical supervision during withdrawal and a team that includes physicians, nurses and licensed therapists. The organization operates additional facilities across New England and accepts most major private insurance plans.

McAuley Nazareth Inc. is a therapeutic group home and residential special education facility in Leicester, Massachusetts, serving youth with complex emotional and behavioral needs since 1901. The program provides individual, group, and family therapy, special education, sensory integration, and pre-vocational training in a trauma-informed, strength-based environment. McAuley Nazareth is a nonprofit organization.

Compass Recovery provides PHP and IOP-level substance use treatment in Feeding Hills, Massachusetts. The outpatient programs are designed to help individuals heal while remaining connected to their families, work, and daily responsibilities. Compass Recovery serves the greater Springfield area with structured day treatment and intensive outpatient programming.

Boca Recovery Center provides medical detox and residential substance use treatment in Springfield, Massachusetts. Founded in 2016 and accredited by the Joint Commission, the facility offers specialized tracks for executives, first responders, veterans, and the LGBTQ+ community. Licensed by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services, services are provided in English and Spanish.

Berkshire provides residential treatment in Pittsfield, MA. The program serves adults seeking recovery from substance use disorders The facility accepts Medicare, private insurance, military insurance and state-financed coverage.

Valley Springs Behavioral Health in Holyoke, Massachusetts, provides inpatient mental health and co-occurring disorder treatment, as well as Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP). The facility serves adults struggling with mental health conditions and co-occurring substance use disorders. Programs are designed to meet patients at their level of need, from structured inpatient care to step-down PHP and IOP. Valley Springs accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance.

Relief Recovery Center offers structured day treatment in Cambridge and Falmouth, Massachusetts, including full-day PHP and half-day IOP tracks separated by gender with virtual options available. The program serves a broad population including older adults, college students, professionals, first responders, and LGBTQ+ individuals, and treats co-occurring mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and PTSD alongside substance use. All major insurance is accepted, including Medicare.

Johnson Street Women's Program in Peabody, Massachusetts is a residential women's recovery program operated by Bridgewell, a human services nonprofit serving the North Shore region. The program provides structured residential treatment for women with substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions, with additional services including counseling and recovery housing. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and state-financed coverage.

North Cottage Program in Norton, Massachusetts, is a residential substance addiction treatment facility serving adult males aged 18 and older. The program offers a multi-phase treatment approach including intensive residential treatment, a halfway house program, specialty groups, and graduate housing. North Cottage also runs a criminal justice program and is licensed by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. North Cottage accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Compass Recovery provides partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient addiction treatment in Feeding Hills, Massachusetts, with additional locations in Agawam and Hatfield. The programme focuses on helping clients build long-term recovery beyond abstinence, offering day treatment, individual and group therapy, and aftercare planning. Compass Recovery accepts most private insurance plans.

Transitions TSS in Mattapan is an affordable treatment center with treatment services for men and women. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

Spectrum Health Systems is a large nonprofit addiction treatment provider serving Massachusetts with a continuum that includes residential treatment, clinical stabilization services, and outpatient programming. The organization's central admissions line coordinates access to its full network, and its clinical stabilization services provide short-term residential care for individuals stepping down from detox or needing stabilization before transitioning to outpatient treatment. Spectrum also operates medication-assisted treatment programs and correctional treatment services, and its website emphasizes evidence-based care with accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Phoenix House ATS/CSS in Quincy is a treatment center and opioid treatment program, offering a range of inpatient rehab services. This treatment provider is listed as a SAMHSA-Certified Opioid Treatment Program. They may have some payment assistance available to fund your treatment.

Charles River Recovery provides medically supervised detoxification and inpatient rehabilitation at 75 Norumbega Road in Weston, Massachusetts. The facility offers a full continuum that includes inpatient medical detox with 24/7 nursing care, short-term residential treatment, and outpatient programming. Charles River Recovery treats adults with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, and the provider's website lists accepted insurance including most major commercial plans.

Hector Reyes House is a residential substance use treatment program for 25 Latino men in Worcester, Massachusetts, run by the Latin American Health Alliance to address the health inequities the alliance says Latinx residents of greater Worcester face. The house combines in-house medical treatment with intensive cognitive behavioral therapy in phases: an opening stage focused on establishing a daily routine and beginning intensive treatment, then a transitional phase in the second and third months when residents leave the house for outside activities and work on a balanced lifestyle as a bridge to living independently. Medicaid and Medicare are both recorded as accepted here, alongside private insurance and state-financed coverage.