Massachusetts Treatment 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.

ServiceNet is a nonprofit human services organization serving western Massachusetts with mental health, substance use recovery, developmental disability and brain injury services. Its substance use recovery programs include residential recovery houses and supportive housing, counseling, and a certified community behavioral health clinic (CCBHC), alongside vocational programs such as Prospect Meadow Farm. It accepts Medicaid and Medicare, among other coverage.

New England Recovery Center is a drug and alcohol rehab for adults. We are based in Westborough, Massachusetts. Our focus is on residential addiction treatment. New England Recovery Center further specializes in the provision of an intensive outpatient program (IOP), medical detoxification and Buprenorphine/Suboxoneand Vivitrol/ Naltrexone.

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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.

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.

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.

High Point Treatment Center in Plymouth is a treatment facility and inpatient rehab for men and women. The facility provides treatment for addiction and/or mental health issues in a peaceful setting. Services include Dual Diagnosis Unit, Detoxification Unit, and Clinical Stabilization Services at the Pathway Inn and Recovery Inn. Outpatient Services are also available at this site. The facility accepts clients on opioid medication.

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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.