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I would like to thank the art staff,dr.adams and denice ! I'm so blessed as a parent! Thank you all so much for helping our family through a pretty tough time....you taught us so much in the time my daughter spent here ! You helped save my family! And knowing your their for the future if the need arises it amazing! It's hard as a mother to trust complete strangers with the safety and care of your child....this program was great at keeping me up to date and communicating every step of the way! Hands down my daughter has been blessed! To any parents out their struggling with tough choices,this choice is the right choice !
Chasidy Griffiths
9 months ago
McLean’s hospital is an outstanding facility for adolescence. As a psychiatric nurse myself, I’ve seen and worked at some horrible facilities! But I’m speaking as a mother, not as a nurse.
Staff is caring, patient, well trained, and most importantly, consistent!
except the food you have to choke it down and... For 7 days I didn't go the bathroom now tonight omg I feel I passed a soda can and moved a mountain.
Mike Rotondo
7 years ago
I've been. Not willingly, but I'm very thankful I was there. I'm not a drug user but I was depressed and a loved one called when I had a breakdown and thought I felt suicidal. Im writing this review for the families like mine that read all of these. I was petrified going in, this was my first experience with anything like Highpoint or a treatment facility and I had no choice, I was section 12 (which I had no clue even meamt). I learned so much from the staff and even fellow patients. I attended meetings where people spoke so honestly and let me do the same. I met people from all walks of life and connected in a way with each. Don't hesitate to get your loved ones help, it's not easy being honest with your family all the time, but I feel so much more like my old self than ever. I plan on applying to work there, payback what I was given & hopefully help others feel safe and have hope like I do. You know when reading these who has unfortunately not gotten well & don't be discouraged, if I can do it you can too. Good luck
I was angry leaving my initial one star review because I felt lied to and deceived. I was told I’d be lucky to make it back to this place… meaning that I’d be dead and not be able to make it back. I was told I would be dead cause of how “horrible and defiant” I was. I did not like AA was not for me so I was going to die. Many people that worked here told me. My case worker gossiped about me to a whole group of my peers saying “one of you is going down a dark road” really? These are the people to trust? These are the people “getting me better.” Also they said the bill would not need to be paid and I kept getting harassed by AP office I believe in Florida? So I was furious.
So my initial review was one star and I left out words because I wrote a nasty review and had to erase them.
I wanted to come back and edit my one star review to a five star. Cause here I am, over 5 years later, still going strong as ever in my recovery, and I have a place that is mine, I have a good steady job, and I’m free of the chains of addiction. Whether I like it or not, my experience here is what lead me to where I am today. There was some amazing staff that was overworked and under paid so if by some grace of god they are still there, god bless. I wanted to give this place the benefit of the doubt and say they were trying reverse psychology on me, the staff talking crap about me to other peers, the staff saying I’d be dead. But they were not that smart, they genuinely were telling me I was hopeless. I won’t name you but I know that you know who you are.
Now I sit here over 5 years later thinking that maybe if you did not spend so much time talking down and being hateful and judgmental to me, maybe all my brothers in program with me that are dead now, would still be alive if you paid them that energy. But it is what it is right? I don’t equate my success to NEATC, hell no. I put my success on my shoulders. I easily could have taken yall saying I’d be dead soon and actually gone and died. But I didn’t. I spit in all your faces and I proved all of you wrong. I did it for me. I did it for my brothers who died due to the lack of care they received wether insurance was poor or you just focused more on me being defiant than their complacent obedience to your AA. What works for some does not work for all. It’s your hate that drove the fight in me to succeed. I see my brothers in the program with me that never will get to share their smiles with the world, I can share the smile they taught me. I can share their message and I will not let them down.
That’s why I have 5 stars. This place did exactly what it needed to. Just like life, drove me insane, judged me, hate on me, gave me a place to live full of rats and mice, financial issues to battle, had to face death, had to hear pain like no other, and was not the smoothest ride. But through the pain and darkness of life there is always light, you can be that light. You can change. Amidst all the bad, there was a handful of AMAZING staff and people that gave me a real life experience I will never ever ever forget. Just like life this place is not perfect, we need to take the challenges and push on. I loved this place. And always will. This place did heal me. Not how I wanted but how I needed. Just like real life. I noticed my growth as I wanted to change my one star review. Even after all the trouble, I pushed through and fought and still see the light. I am still a light that will not be dimmed. And this place is a HUGE part of the reason I am who I am today. An amazing light in a dark dark world. This place put a challenge in front of me, life is not easy, you need to put in the work, and when life punches, you need to punch back harder.
Thank you NEATC and the amazing staff I can’t imagine would still be working here but if you are I love you. Forever I love you, and miss you, and wish you the best. I would love to come speak one day at an event, I don’t live close by anymore but I’d love to make something so please contact. Anyone wondering if they should come here, yes. Yes you should.
Kyle
1 year ago
Coming up on 5 years and I couldn't have done it without this place forever grateful
Williampaul Divenuti
1 year ago
Was in their care for seven weeks. Advanced through various stages at three different facilities. Sober for nearly a year now from both alcohol and benzodiazepines.
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This program gave me hope at a time when I felt completely lost. I walked in scared and ashamed, but the staff treated me with compassion and respect from day one. They didn’t judge me—they supported me, pushed me, and helped me understand the root of my addiction.
The therapy, the groups, and the people I met here helped me rebuild pieces of myself I thought were gone forever. It wasn’t easy, but it was exactly what I needed. I’m leaving with strength, clarity, and a future I’m finally looking forward to.
I’m grateful beyond words. This place helped give me my life back.
Andrea Smith
3 months ago
Amazing facility & Awesome staff. Shawn Savini went above and beyond to make sure I was accommodated in every way and continues to be available always when I'm struggling or not.
Thank you Savini!!
Ariel Wetherbee
3 months ago
Rockland Recovery has been such an incredible experience so far! As someone who has been to multiple outpatient facilities over the years, none of them compare to Rockland’s compassionate staff, insightful groups and recovery program that Rockland provides to their clients!
The nicest people I have ever met. They help with putting you on the right path to recovery and never judge anyone!
Michelle G
3 months ago
I love this clinic.
There's a man named Joey that works there and he is just the light of the building. He is so nice and has an amazing heart and he's genuine not doing it bc it's his job. Joey please never leave because the light in that building will dim very dark. You're the light of the place Joey. Also Karen his boss she's just a sweetie. the females that worked behind the Counter were always grumpy and I couldn't be more appreciative for him and the people who actually care. Thank FRCTC 🫶🏻
Misty Heroux
5 months ago
Can't say enough good things about this place. Everyone is great.
AlcoholismDrug AddictionOpioid AddictionMental Health And Substance AbuseDual Diagnosis
Adult ProgramLGBTQ Program
Private insuranceSelf-Pay Options
Complete and compassionate care from the medical detox to the residential programing. Full spectrum of care at a safe place! We love bedrock
Adam Yakavonis
4 months ago
I came to Bedrock on 28 April 2025 after struggling with addiction and alcohol abuse for many years. It was my third recovery. I didn’t have much hope that this one would work. I arrived. high sick and with a hangover. The intake process was simple enough and as soon as I got to the detox unit nurse Linda gave me medication to help with the detox. I was in detox for six days. it was bearable. Not enjoyable but bearable. After six days, I moved upstairs into a beautiful room. I shared a bathroom with two other girls and it was no problem. I stayed there for a total of 30 days. Those 30 days completely changed my life. At first, I didn’t believe in and didn’t trust my counselors or me. But with every day, my mind got clearer and some of what they said made sense. The medication’s helped. I’m not sure when or how but I started following the program and started doing the work and I got better. My counselor Jack was always available and I actually Started listening to him. I started trusting him.I started paying attention in group. I didn’t like what I heard -that this is lifelong and that I’ll have to do the hard work of recovery every day. But it got a little easier with every day and I started feeling better about life, about me , About a sober life. I made friends with some of the people in my group and found that I wasn’t alone with my pain, my doubts my disease. Playing ping-pong became a highlight of my days and painting became a place of peace for me. I had never painted before. I slept better and I woke up feeling good instead of guilty and ashamed. The cravings were manageable.. I cannot say enough about the techs at Bedrock. They were always available and went above and beyond to help us through difficult times and they also shared our successes with us. For real. The nurses were professional and supportive. My counselor Jack, and counselor math gave me concrete steps to follow to work my way out of a lifelong struggle. I followed those steps. Stacy and Nicole did fun activities with us and having fun sober was a new thing for me. They were wonderful. Arranging for my aftercare was not easy, but it got done. When I left after 36 days sober I started a PHP program the day after discharge. Now I’m in an IOP program once a week and I have 181 days sober and clean. Life is pretty damn beautiful. My marriage is better than it has ever been . The relationship with my children has been restored. I’m on step five and have a Sponsor in AA. I have a home group on Tuesday evenings and I look forward seeing them. The recovery work has become a natural part of my life. I live in a house now instead of a camper, and my stomach problems and headaches are gone. Bedrock saved my life my soul, my mind and I feel healthier than I have in decades. My name is Nergis and I’m an alcoholic (P.S. the food was amazing ! and Zoe’s pound class was awesome)
Nergis Blood
4 months ago
This place helped me realize that I’m worth the effort it takes to live a good life.
Everybody was super helpful especially Tracy my case manager help me with not only my recovery problems but personal ones in addition five stars
Richard Lehtonen
3 months ago
East Coast Recovery is amazing! It’s amazing because the people that work there are incredible and they care very much about seeing clients succeed. I initially planned on being at East Coast on a week to week basis, not knowing how it was going to be before I got there. The service I received and the help I got far exceeded all of my expectations. I ended up staying for over three months. I moved on from East Coast Recovery center feeling confident and ready to fully participate in a life of recovery from substance use.
John Jalbert
7 months ago
Everything and all the staff are very attentive and very careing. I love all of them and Gene is a great teacher i learned alot from him.
I'm thoroughly impressed with the exceptional care provided by the Brockton VA. Every staff member I've interacted with has gone above and beyond to ensure that veterans like myself receive top-notch care. It's a rarity to find such dedication to healthcare, and I'm truly grateful for their hard work. As a veteran, I can attest that we deserve nothing but the best, considering the sacrifices we've made for our nation.
Muriana Jeanniton, DNP, USAR Lieutenant Colonel (Beautiful Mind PMHS)
3 months ago
I have been fortunate to walk the VA Brockton since 2004. This has been my safe place with beautiful scenery and landscape. Here are my fall pictures. Thank you to the grounds people who keep the grounds beautiful.
Iona
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This place is amazing & MOST of the staff Genuinely care! ❤️🔥❤️🩹❤️
Kerri-Renee Brown
9 months ago
Love this place been going for 5 years they have always treated me with nothing but respect and care.....
Crystal
1 year ago
Been on liquid handcuffs for 3+ years finally starting to decrease my dose, this place saved my life they’re awesome and don’t treat you like an addict. My only complaint is they should make it easier for take homes. I don’t understand why they don’t give everyone 1 weeks worth and if the patient messes up then take them off. I feel like if I git take homes right away I could have winged myself off. Because yes Dr’s know a lot and a lot more than me but I know for a fact I know my body better than any doctor. Other than that. Ty habit opco you have been a life changer I love you guys
This place changed my life. Amazing program. The staff is awesome and very knowledgeable. If you do the work and take it all in, your life can change for the better to. Highly recommend to anyone needing help.
My honest opinion is that the staff is friendly and actually receptive to clients opinions and wants/ needs. I have had a somewhat rough experience at another clinic. The EA comprehensive treatment center has not given me any issues.
Dana Kratzsch
4 months ago
Wonderful, caring staff that go out of their way to help out in every way possible. couldn't find better staff anywhere else.
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1 year ago
The therapists, the nurses all the staff are truly angels who help save lives. 5 stars all around.
I have been going to therapy for about 7 months and my therapist has helped me so much. She is a great listener and has some amazing suggestions. I would be lost without her.
Jayne Tilden
1 year ago
I was very happy with DR.Accardi. She took time with me and asked good questions. I feel very comfortable with her. I would tell everyone about her.
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Self-pay optionsPrivate insuranceMilitary insuranceEmployee Assistance Program
Had a great experience met a ton of friends what a great hard working team, the nurses are unbelievably amazing, great staff all around, if you want this and you think you can put in the work, definitely the best place to be.
James Hanton
4 months ago
Two Years Later — With Love and Gratitude,
My name is Samantha Garcia—though Sam was always just fine with me. It’s been almost two years since I last saw your faces, and while I only remember one name—Kristin—that’s beside the point. I’m writing this as if I’m speaking to each and every one of you individually, because that’s how you treated me: personally, patiently, and with kindness.
I imagine you hear comeback stories often, so consider this another chapter in the book. I never fell again. After I left you, I didn’t slip back into old routines like everyone expected. I stood brave—just like you taught me. I came out here and gave it everything I had. And I did it.
It started with small victories: waking up without feeling like a piece of shit, showing up to work on time with no excuses.
Then life threw me a curveball: my mom was diagnosed with early-onset dementia. I won’t lie—it was tempting to pick up a bottle of whiskey and take it to the face. But I knew if I did, I wouldn’t get back up. Not like I had now. And she needed me. Still does. You taught me how to sit with silence, how to breathe through shame, how to speak gently to the parts of me I used to drown. You gave me back my name. And with a heart that now knows how to hold pain without absorbing it— I enrolled in an accelerated nursing program at the New England Institute of Technology. I turned pain into knowledge, anger into conviction, and grief into love. I left you with a plan—and now I return with the result. In 4 months, come February 2026—my two-year mark—I will be Samantha Garcia, RN.
I wanted you to know that your work matters. That I carry your kindness with me. That every time I chose peace over chaos, I think of those that steadied me when I couldn’t stand. And Kristin—if you see this, you did your job. And you did it well.
Sending you all blessings, and warm holiday wishes from your former alumni.
With love,
Sam
Sam Garcia
4 months ago
Helped me get back on track. I had 10yrs sobriety and relapsed. I am now 1yr back on track living sober. Evoke worked with me and helped me get back to where I needed to be. Thank you for that!!
This clinic is definitely the best I've experienced yet!! When I showed up they not only took care of me, but help me in many ways. The director helped me out with cab fare when I lost my wallet l,the nurses are very nice,and when I needed help they worked as a team.Thank you spectrum
Justin davidson
3 years ago
This clinic saved my life! I've been clean for almost 18 months now. From the nurses to the clinicians this place is the best of the best. But above all of that the director Kristen was my clinician for over a year and a big part of why I am doing so well today. They could not have chosen a better person to fill that job
Jason Carver
3 years ago
Spectrum in weymouth MA is amazing. The clinical team there is second to none l. My quality of life has improved greatly after getting connected with this clinic. I couldn't imagine my life if I didn't have Alex, Derek, Gabby, and Kristin in my corner. The way that I have been built up to the person I want to be today not only makes me happy but also makes my family and the people around me happy. I am forever grateful to the team at spectrum out patient and am happy that their is a place like this for others to go and feel welcomed at the hardest part of recovery.
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Gifford street has an amazing team of professionals that help so many people with treatment, counseling, family affairs, and more. From the dispensing nurses to the front desk staff to the counselors to the security team, they make the patients feel at ease, well respected, and comforted knowing that they can come here and be a safe place.
Reed Family
5 months ago
An amazing team of professionals all working together to provide the best possible care and treatment without judgement or stigma. Every individual who enters the program is provided unique care and consideration for the entirety of their treatment.
Jillian Theobald
5 months ago
Great pt centered care. From the moment you walk in the door!!
My first experience at this hospital. I went in for the company mandated flu shot. I don’t do well with needles. I looked at the wrong time and these two lovely nurses caught me before passing out. They spent over a half hour with me. Constantly reassessing vitals, got some sugar in me. Elevated my legs to help with blood flow. They kept me laughing with a good sense of humor. It was great action and reactions.
Luciana Griffin
4 months ago
I thought er was great and cardiac floor was great the only thing I didn’t like was the menu . It basically only gives you one option every day, which is ridiculous. It used to have a whole menu you could pick from and the options of all day substitutes are not the greatest.thry need to offer more options and the kitchen staff was kinda rude and made me feel like I was bothering them the food takes forever to get to u
Pamela Gro
4 months ago
Geriatric staff on 4B were outstanding taking care of my wife!!!
I met kind people and the staff were great to me. Give respect and get respect. Plus you can smoke here.
Nick Harrington
3 months ago
Just wanted to take a min or 2 outta my Sunday afternoon to let ppl know wat a life saving program hptc Plymouth is,in Aug 21,I had just entered prgm for 7 th time in last 2.5 months,every time I left AMA,they wud allow me back wen I called looking for a bed,never judging me and allowing me my process,I was sick as a dawg and totally defeated, there was a beautiful pregnant nurse there that touched my heart,even tho I was physically unable to go stand up in med line,cuz I physically cud not get out of my bed,time after time she wud come to my room to dose me,it was my 4 th day there and w/d’s were peaking,I hadn’t ate in 4 days and that nurse and the staff ,thru their compassion gave me a slight glimmer of hope, after a positive covid test I was quarantined to a room for 10 days and at that point I knew if I left again I wuda been screwed so I stayed til the miracle happened,not only did I make it thru w/ds ,I got thru the covid virus and made it the 10 days,not long after clinician got me placed into halfway house in east bos and I haven’t looked back since that day,for sum reason I will always remember that pregant nurse caring enuff with her compassion and understanding and at that point I set forth a path of recovery and once again becoming a productive member of society,and most importantly a father to my loving son ty hptc and all of there workers who assist in making miracle everyday
Jim Kel
9 months ago
So I recently went through treatment here for the 2nd time. I left a review but I’m not the brightest and deleted the first one trying to write another one. Just have to say to anyone thinking about getting sober this is where it’s at. Staff the facility and other people is 💯. I don’t plan to ever need to but I’ll never go anywhere else for treatment than here.
Alcohol and Drug Addiction Rehabilitation Treatments has some of the kindest people I’ve ever met. From day one the staff treated me with real compassion and patience, making it easy to open up about my struggles. The counselors listened without judgment and guided me through every challenge step by step. They truly cared about my progress and celebrated each little win with me. The warmth in this place made the hardest parts of recovery feel possible. I left feeling supported, seen, and deeply thankful for the kindness that helped me heal.
Kyree Walters
4 months ago
I was strugglin bad when I got here and didnt kno if it wuld work The staff kept it real tho and gave me hope agan Felt safe thru the ups an downs an came out way stronger then I went in.
Brock Meyers
6 months ago
This place don’t make a big show of things, but it works. Quiet vibe, no judgment, just people who know what they’re doing and treat you like a real person. 😌 I didn’t need fancy—just a clean space, solid help, and folks who got my back. And that’s exactly what I got. 💯 Steady progress, real talks, and the kind of support that actually sticks. 👣
This place saved my life. I was so strung out and needed to clean myself up. I did the program and graduated. TSS New Bedford wasnt bad at all. Food was great and the treatment was excellent 👌
Thank you High Point 👉
Scott Dudley
3 months ago
I’ve been here for 15 plus years and my counselor Paul goes above and beyond for his patients. Most of the staff has been here for years and they’re great. If you follow the rules and keep your head down, mind your buisness you’ll have no issues with this place… some people have complaints but those are usually the people who do whatever they want and tend to forget how lucky we are to have this place. The photos aren’t from this clinic. I don’t know what clinic those are from. It’s a clean place though and constantly updated.
Samantha C
6 months ago
I agree with the other commentor. There is no private dosing and This is not the interior of the Brockton CTC!!!not even close!!! This place looks 4-5 times larger and much more modern. The only picture that is accurate is the picture of the outside of the building!!!
Excellent Mental Health and Substance abuse services. I use a program Riverside services that helps with accomplishing goals and helping with referrals and community services.
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Great support, flexible schedule, and a community that really cares. The evening sessions covered real-life skills and relapse prevention. Brook Retreat helped me stay strong when I wanted to give up.
Vincent Fields
3 months ago
Participating in The Brook Retreat’s intensive outpatient program brought structure, stability, and encouragement to my recovery journey. The program allowed me to keep my job while benefiting from meaningful support.
Grace Rogers
4 months ago
The Brook Retreat turned what could have been a difficult transition from detox into a deeply healing experience. Through mindfulness, yoga, and counseling, I found balance and recovery in both my mind and body.
Frank is a amazing therapist and the staff here are very nice
Kameron Britte
7 months ago
The BEST. Especially Grace....SO professional, kind, helpful, Truly Cares.
Thank You
A F
7 months ago
Through the PHP program and therapy, I was able to overcome issues I wouldn't have able to do alone. The staff are pleasant and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this place.
I thoroughly appreciate and feel safe at Brown. Formerly St. Anne's hospital. One provider that has made an impact on me in terms of trust is Dr. Old. I also was cared for by two other e.r. doctors last week that were exceptional. But I wanted to specifically highlight Dr. Old and being in his care yesterday. He's diligent, crazy intelligent, efficient and one of the kindest providers I've encountered. Thank you for everything Dr. Old and all staff at this wonderful organization.
Judith Norman
3 months ago
Can't say enough good things about this hospital. I was on their 3rd floor for alcohol withdrawal. I expected the usual judgements/punishments I got in the past.
Not this hospital. Within 10 minutes of arriving, the ER nurse and doctor made it clear that they were going to get me out of pain, and did just that. The doctor actually patted me on the knee when he told me I was going to be alright. I think I cried.
On the cardiac floor the nurses were unbelievable! Kind, caring, and attentive. I can't say enough regarding their professionalism and bedside manner. Thank you to all of you.
They didn't stop there. I have sleep apnea, so every time I fell asleep my Sats would drop. So they sent in respiratory. I argued with the guy about CPAPS ending up on the floor every night. He told me the trick to the CPAP was to keep trying otherwise you die. Last night I got 4 1/2 hours with only 4 EPH and woke up feeling 10 years younger. Keep trying.
The Chaplin and Nuns came to my room to hear my confession and then offer me communion. They also offered some solid advice.
I had a situation occur during a procedure where the IV infiltrated. Looking back, the same spot where the IV was placed also infiltrated during a previous surgery. Just a bad vein. I watched a nurse place another IV in less than 20 seconds. She put that into a distal location, on a dehydrated body!
In summary, I entered this hospital half dead and walked out physically, mentally, and spiritually improved. When that happens you know you have been to a great hospital.
Thank you so much to all of you for your hard work and dedication to your patient's.
Joseph Lydon
3 months ago
This was my first time at this hospital and I had to go through the ER. I spent nearly 8 hours there and I have to say that every staff member that I encountered treated me wonderfully. Liam and Dava during triage, Dr. Fox, Maya the PA… She was a godsend… As were Liz and Kathleen in the MRI unit. I am a retired nurse anesthetist and I always prided myself in how I treated all of my patients. It is nice to know that in these crazy times there are still multiple healthcare providers out there dedicated to giving excellent patient care.
Went here a few years back. During Covid, wild crowd, the intensity of the whole world to me was making me sick.
This was one of the greatest things to ever happen to me.
It is almost 5 years later and North Cottage stays with my soul everywhere I go. I love you guys so damn much
_yes as others said, intense as in drug testing and checking mens etc.
I earned trust and was able to go on runs into the woods almost every morning.
This was the place I found God, I had just lost my brother and almost lost myself. I love you guys
Thank you. The snow coming down in this trail i would run to each morning is a vision I can't get out of my head.
Can't forget it was the men and women who ran this place, mostly men, who made this happen. I dont usually write reviews. I thought about yall today and just wanted to tell you how much I love you.
Keenan Bryce Billiter
4 months ago
What can I say? North Cottage can help you!
Andrew “Rambo” Linhares
5 months ago
The program is INTENSE!!! But it works... The program has provided me help, guidance, support, direction, hope, and everything I needed in order to stay sober and live a healthy life.
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Massachusetts is ranked 27th nationwide in terms of addiction treatment affordability, with an average cost of addiction treatment of $56,725.
$140kMedical Detox
$50kInpatient Rehab
$8kOutpatient Rehab
$7kMethadone Treatment
The costs of drug and alcohol rehab in Massachusetts vary widely and depend on several factors, including:
Treatment
Insurance
Specialty
Duration
Amenities
Funding
Location
Facility
Compare the Cost of Addiction Treatment in Massachusetts
The costs of addiction treatment listed for cities and states are averages based on the cost of the treatment types listed above. These averages are high due to the cost of medical detoxification and residential inpatient rehab programs.
These numbers also reflect the raw cost of drug rehab, before any insurance coverage. The typical individual seeking addiction treatment can expect to pay much less for outpatient or intensive outpatient services than the averages listed below.
Average Cost of Treatment in Massachusetts vs. the National Average
Massachusetts
$56,725
National Average
$57,193
Cost of Drug Rehab in Massachusetts vs. Nearby States
Compare Cost of Treatment in Top Massachusetts Cities
Massachusetts
$56,725
Boston
$63,165
Worcester
$52,605
Springfield
$45,207
How to Pay for Addiction Treatment in Massachusetts?
There are many ways to pay for drug rehab in Massachusetts. Most treatment centers accept cash or self-payment, as well as private health insurance. However, there are many treatment centers in Massachusetts that accept Medicaid and Medicare, or offer sliding scale payments or other low-cost payment options. Here’s the complete breakdown of how to pay for addiction treatment in Massachusetts.
359 accept self-payment or cash
351 accept private health insurance
10 offer free treatment
373 accept Massachusetts Medicaid coverage
315 accept Medicare
221 offer low-cost treatment
224 offer sliding-scale fees
208 accept TRICARE coverage
Insurance for Drug Rehab in Massachusetts
Blue Cross Blue Shield is the most widely-accepted insurance for drug rehabs in Massachusetts, with 274 treatment centers in the state accepting their insurance. Aetna is the 2nd most popular with 255 treatment centers accepting it followed by UnitedHealth Group in 3rd accepted by 251 drug rehabs.
Massachusetts Rehab Admissions in 2023
Massachusetts is ranked 10th nationwide in drug rehab admissions, with 922 rehab admissions per 100,000 population in 2023, which is higher than than the U.S. national average of 621 admissions per 100,000.
The following are the number of Massachusetts rehab admissions in 2023 for each of the 6 most frequently used drug classes, as well as the relative percent for each type of drug.
19,705
Alcohol
1,290
Marijuana
25,359
Heroin
4,139
Other Opiates
559
Meth
3,807
Cocaine
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National survey of substance abuse treatment services (N-SSATS).
Drug Overdoses in Massachusetts in 2024
Massachusetts is ranked 22nd nationwide in terms of annual drug overdoses, with an average of 31.7 overdoses per 100,000 population and a total of 2,223 overdoses in 2023.
Opioid abuse accounted for 88% of all drug overdoses in Massachusetts, with a total of 1,948 opioid overdoses in 2024.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Provisional drug overdose death counts. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Narcotics Violations and DUIs in Massachusetts
Narcotics Violations
Massachusetts is ranked 48th for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 122 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is lower than the National Average of 421.
All values are per 100,000 population.
Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime data explorer: Crime trends. U.S. Department of Justice.
DUIs
Massachusetts has the 43rd highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 108 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 7,591 total DUI arrests).
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