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Always a very informative and active port of directors meeting
Jack Connolly
2 years ago
Riverside has changed my life I cannot speak for no one else but Riverside has became my family, I was lost. I still make mistakes but riverside never gave up on me even when I did! It’s hard work but like they say you can bring a horse to the water but can’t make him drank it! You have to want to change. After almost 4 years of trial, error going to hospitals. It added up and I have a beautiful apartment, a good head on my shoulders, and the power to know that I can change tomorrow there is hope. That is what I’ve learned from them, for not giving up on me that life is hard, stressful!! But you are stronger because you been through all that and still here. Thank you riverside I’m so grateful even though your probably tired of hearing me say it all the time. Thank you so much! The love from you guys is overwhelming it’s Foreign to me because I never experienced that feeling. I just want to share my story! ❤️
Every staff member is wonderful. Very caring and empathetic. If you truly want help, and are willing to put the work in, Spectrum Milford is spectacular. I am extremely grateful for them 🙏🩵
Rebecca Martin
1 year ago
The staff has been BEYOND helpful with my addiction. They are very understanding and make sure I got the help I needed. To those who give bad reviews, maybe you should look at your situation before blaming spectrum
Wayside Milford is one of the best places I have worked. The leadership and staff are so kind and caring. They are always thinking of ways to improve client care services. I love Wayside Milford.
Kayson Jones
1 year ago
My daughter and I were referred for the homicide trauma therapy through ( MOVA) Massachusetts Office of Victims Assistance. I’m incredibly grateful to have programs like this that help when you feel you have nowhere else to go. I wish we knew about this a year ago.
Jennifer
3 years ago
Been here too many times but honestly worth it. I love Wayside. The staff is amazing and helpful. I definitely would recommend it as a day program or cbat.
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AlcoholismDrug AddictionDual DiagnosisMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction
Adult ProgramYoung Adult Program
Private InsuranceSelf-Pay OptionsMedicaid
Washburn has literally saved my life. I never knew there was such a strong welcoming active and compassionate community until I went to Washburn CSS about 4 years ago. The staff is amazing especially Stephanie Faust. Shout out to all the staff! They made me feel a sense of belonging and no matter how many times I fall down I know I can get back up and right back into my Recovery knowing there is non judgement and wonderful people in the Washburn community. I love being a part of the Alumni and highly recommend Washburn as I have throughout these years. It has provided me with lots of knowledge and lessons.
callandra duponte
2 weeks ago
Been to 3 detox, css and ec,s by far the best groups, staff is very knowledgable and kind. Communication could be better from higher ups, but I,d recommend.
scott rapoza
3 weeks ago
I went through Washburn detox, css, and then extended care and am now in a halfway house. Each step offers a little more knowledge and opportunity to grow. They are severely understaffed there and it makes placement for after care very difficult. There are some staff that aren't helpful or supportive, probably most of them. But there are a few who truly care and will do whatever they can to support you. If you want to get clean it's a good place to do it but you have to want it. You have to wade through the chaos and negativity to find the support and the staff you can trust to be open and honest with. There are staff that have been through the same things they understand and your struggles and pain, they will empathize with you and give you alternative perspectives. You must advocate for yourself relentlessly otherwise you will be overlooked. Going into detox I told myself I would push mentally, spiritually, and physically everyday and it's paid off in many ways. I love working out and they have revive classes that are a great way to safely get back into shape. They don't have any equipment so I made a calestenics routine using chairs and water bags. Now that I have access to a real gym I'm amazed at how strong I got with just body weight training. I encourage everyone to do something everyday even if it's just stretching or yoga. There is something for everyone out there in terms of exercise and I would not be where I am today without that coping skill. But it's also important to journal and meditate and pray. Make a daily routine and just try to do your best at it everyday no matter where you are you can find ways to push yourself and for me that was crucial to have to mindset needed to find stability and balance. I'm very grateful for my time there now bring in a halfway house I miss the extended care program. While in I took alot for granted, I let the negativity of the people around me effect my outlook. Looking back on it there are far worse programs out there. If you want to change your life Washburn is a place you can do that but it's what you make it. I would recommend the program to anyone in need. They'll help you get clean and stay clean if you let them. It's not easy but it is definitely worth it. In detox the case worker Chris and James are awesome he'll do whatever he can for you. The nurses are great too and will work with you on medication if you need it In css bhts Nick, John, and Nate and great guys in and out of work. Css case work Matt and Jackie are great supports and will help you with any resources available. If you make it to extended care bht Stephanie, Jessica, John, and Mark are cool. In the Washburn IOP Jacob is an awesome guy very inspiring and takes his work seriously. Kathy the nurse is probably my favorite nurse I've worked with in any program she's seen it all very knowledgeable and strait forward. And Stephanie the alumni coordinator is incredible she's speaks from the heart and from experience. And she will support you and offer you resources after you leave the program. Don't be afraid to talk to staff until you find someone you feel comfortable talking to. Post come pics of the progress I've made. All natural just lots of food and hard work
Excellent facility!! Their team is extraordinary and provide the best quality of care.
D Snelson Alexander Rex
3 months ago
When I came to Paramount, I felt I couldn’t trust anyone and had no belief I could be in recovery. This program and their staff helped me get through this. By offering a safe place to work on solid therapy and to better understand myself, I was able to gain confidence in my ability to be in recovery for life! Another highlight is the fact that paramount provides a worry free environment. This allows me to truly focus on my recovery work. I highly recommend this program to anyone who needs help with mental health or Recovery work.
Benjamin Graves
4 months ago
I have so much gratitude for everything paramount has done for me. The day I walk thru the door was the day my life changed forever. From client liaison to case manager, and therapist I really felt understood and cared for which made my recovery journey alot easier. I felt as though I was being given more than treatment. I was given another family and hope. I can now face life's struggles with a sober mindset and strength. It's all owed to the compassionate loving environment paramount has created. So thanks for seeing the good in me when I could not see it for myself. Much love
Everybody who works at Savita is very helpful, caring, concerns and basically very very nice. Everybody wants to help you succeed. I look forward to going to the office and I don't like doctors but everyone who works at Savita is wonderful.
Ashley Ott
3 months ago
Great new office, friendly staff, appt always on time.
Thomas Burton
3 months ago
Best place for recovery!! They truly care about every patient!!
Compassionate and competent staff
Supportive and welcoming environment
Nancy Buniowski
3 months ago
So at outpatient Adcare for me it was a life changer I'm not kidding I probably won't be here today what else a wonderful staff and meeting a lot of people that have the same problems as myself addiction is no joke we know it's a disease but this place is wonderful I'm very grateful and thankful
David Eliseo
3 months ago
Everyone at Adcare is so helpful and caring. Gladys is amazing!
The staff is compassionate, empathetic and knowledgeable. The census is a very manageable number, allowing groups to achieve a sense of intimacy and comfort. The environment is encouraging, not pressuring. The clinical team is sensitive, insightful and supportive. At RTN, everything is tended to in order to help clients put their lives back together while focusing on recovery. Highly recommended.
Justin Christian
1 day ago
Staff and facility are amazing! Great program!
bianca ramos
1 month ago
Absolutely incredible place. Amazing owners, caring staff, great program and alumni groups
This was my second time coming to NERC (hopefully last). I had lexi as my case manager and she was fantastic. She was extremely attentive and met with me almost everyday. She is so sweet, easy to talk to and extremely good at her job. I cannot say enough good things about her. 100/10! Ok
Audra Tamburello
6 months ago
What a life changing experience! I have too many good things to say to list them all here. The buildings and the grounds are new and well maintained. The staff are all wonderful and go above and beyond for every client. I got to see first hand how hard everyone, frome the cleaning staff on up to the directors how hard they work for us and how much they care. The clinical staff are so knowledgeable and caring. I felt like everyone there was working on all my issues with such a drive and the highest level of competency. The recovery specialists do a food job of fostering a positive and safe group culture. I was especially impressed with Katie, who's commitment to the clients was demonstrated daily by her caring, upbeat, positive nature and willingness to go above and beyond for every client, all day, everyday. A big thank you to Katie and to Rose, Erin, Nikki and all the others who helped me change my life so drastically for the better in such a short 28 days. There are recovery centers out there doing good work and recovery centers doing great work. This place is doing phenomenal work. They help people make lasting changes in their lives. Thank you all!
Michael Tedesco
8 months ago
This is a wonderful detox and treatment center! They will get you sober and give you the tools and resources that you’ll need to stay sober. Kind, caring, knowledgeable people (Case Managers, Recovery Specialists, nurses, food service staff, cleaning staff), nice, clean facilities, good food! Couldn’t ask for more. The folks at NERC truly care about you and your recovery. Special shout-out to Case Managers Sara, Tara, Brittany, Grace and Diana, as well as Recovery Specialists Pam, Gretchen, Danny, Nikki, Nikyrah, Esmeralda, Lauren, and all others whom I haven’t mentioned by name. Rose is an amazing family therapist. There are a lot of great, caring folks working here who truly want to help you! They also offer free, confidential family support through their Magnolia program. I highly recommend New England Recovery Center for detox and Clinical Stabilization Service (CSS).
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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.
AlcoholismDrug AddictionMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction
Adult ProgramYoung Adult Program
Private insuranceSelf-Pay OptionsMedicaidMedicare
I came to this hospital with my husband, who has a heart condition. His surgery hasn't been scheduled yet, but I don't know how to thank everyone I've met here. They were wonderful, professional, and humble. Even Dr. Stanley is fantastic; he's so patient and takes the time to talk to his patients and explain their condition so they feel reassured and completely at ease. I thank God that we are in this hospital; it's like being in a five-star hotel. Even the food and the people who serve it are excellent. As for Emily, what a loss! She said goodbye to me like a loving sister, saying she had finished her work here. She is a real loss to the hospital; she left a wonderful impression on me. Her care for us was exceptional. I wish her continued success and may God protect her and her family. Thank you very much to everyone.
nani nani
4 months ago
Very low wait time in ED. High standards of care across the board. Strongly recommend!
Christian Jardin
4 months ago
Excellent care at ED by Rachel RN and Dr Tait. Thank you I know how hard you work
This place is incredible! The facility is beautiful, clean and peaceful, all of the staff are incredibly kind and caring and they treat clients like equals, and the food is restaurant quality. I was so impressed with The Haven and I left there feeling positive, hopeful, and excited to live life sober! I am very grateful to all of the staff who helped me heal and treated me with kindness, compassion and understanding. You are all (counselors, case managers, medical/nursing staff, kitchen staff, cleaning staff, transportation staff) amazing people! I highly recommend The Haven for anyone looking to break free from the chains of addiction. To everyone who works at The Haven, thank you all so much for everything! You all made a huge difference in my life. Four months later, I’m doing great and I’m still sober!
Mark
1 week ago
Wonderful center with compassionate clinicians, highly recommend!
Jennifer Jasper
1 week ago
First time and hopefully last time going to rehab thanks to the haven. Food is great, beds are comfortable, groups are interesting, and all staff is kind, helpful and caring! Shoutout to Kim, Danah, Chris, Debbie, and many more!
From the first day at Clearhaven , I felt heard and supported. Within 10 minutes of being there I knew I was in a safe place and with people who could help me with my mental health issues. Highly recommend to anyone struggling with high level anxiety/depression disorder.
Nicholas Stewart
6 months ago
Clearhaven Recovery helped me immensely in learning how to deal with my anxiety and depression disorder in real life scenarios. They give you the tools to practically apply in every day situations, I can’t thank them enough for helping me get my life back on track - Lou S
L
6 months ago
Recovery is possible with great support. Thanks Justin
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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Facility and faculty, above and beyond expectations. Very professional, made sure we all detoxed as comfortably as possibly.The groups were very engaging and informative. As far?
As programs go this should be your go to [ if you EVER need to].
Tyler Price
3 months ago
Adcare is probably the safest place I've been at and the safest place I've been at in years. I love in years. I love Adcare.
Better than Clearbrook and the Haven (I attended both), due to structural freedom and engaging material/staff.
Shout out to Ms. Sarah in housing, she's a kind and hilarious!
Dunstant K
4 months ago
I’m currently in blue hills care and have been since may. I was very resistant in the beginning but they are the first PHP program to break down my stubborn walls and help me become open minded to recovering and choosing to improve my mental health for myself. Jodi the clinical director takes time out her to talk to every single client no matter the time. All of the staff that work here have the clients best heart at interest. I relasped and blue hills took me back and I’m better than ever. I’m applying for a job and getting my life back from domestic violence and 22 years of mental illness. Thank you blue hills recovery for a second chance of a healthy life.
danielle bagley
6 months ago
I came into this program as an older woman, scared and unsure of what to expect. This was my very first time in treatment, and after coming from an inpatient program where I honestly felt like I was treated more like an animal than a person, I didn’t know what I was walking into. From the first day, the staff and clients made me feel welcome and safe. I wasn’t seen as just a diagnosis here, I was seen as a human being. That meant everything to me. The groups were supportive, the staff truly cared, and I felt like my voice mattered. This program gave me hope and reminded me that healing is possible at any age. I’m grateful I came here and would recommend it to anyone who feels nervous about starting treatment.
I've been In emergency rooms as a patient in Fatima, Roger Williams, Mariam, St Joseph's, Rhode Island, and Kent County. This was My first time to Our VA, it was without a doubt the best in every aspect.
I have had the upmost great experience at HCRC. Dexter great guy first person I see every morning. Then I see Michelle she has been a truly great person, she always ask me if I am ok never mad always smiling. Then the head nurse has gone above and beyond to make me feel good the gentlemen nurse and all the other female nurses and consular. Thank you so very much for asking me everyday if I am ok I lost my mom last Sept. And my dad sept. 10th 2024. I was scared I would go over the deep end but all the staff looked out for always all my blessing to HCRC jamaic plain best clinic ever very caring staff. Thank you with all my heart.
Debra Durgin
1 year ago
I’m the Director of a residential treatment program and we utilize the services provided by HCRC. We find the staff to be supportive and attentive and are grateful to have them as providers.
Jessi Naff
5 years ago
The nurses are Top Knots and unusually helpful and resourceful. The counselors that exist are all fair and kind, but constant short staffing and management issues cause a great place to only get a good rating. This is a for-profit clinic, so the higher up the management chain one goes, the further away an addict in recovery is from recovery. Unfortunately this company owns most of the clinics in the area, so one does not have a choice. This is also not unusual. There is no handicapped accessible entrance. You can go in the back way, around the back of the hospital, but you still have to walk a very good distance to the front door, and once inside it's very small so a person with mobility issues is going to struggle. I don't suggest anyone with mobility issues goes to this Clinic. He Corrections Officers in the back of the hospital, they have an entrance for the prisoners there. There is constant clashing with the handicapped clients and the Corrections Officers because there's no real protocol for handicapped patients. But overall this is a good place. Small, and they don't put up with any of the usual nonsense that goes on.( There are very few drug deals if at all that will go on here!). The security guard is top-notch as well and is very fair but firm. If you are not looking for Recovery, I suggest you go somewhere else because you won't last long here. I've had some personal issues with the take-home protocol as well as the short staffing resulting in treatment plans not being effectively instituted, but again this is management and has nothing to do with the day to day staff.
I ordered Thanksgiving dinner for myself and son and grandchildren '6" and they were so sweet respectful and non judge mental it was delicious and came with complete meal roll's and dessert. Thank you so much Cynthia Labaire🙏
Cindy Labaire
3 months ago
Mucha ayuda para todo público
jakelin claude
9 months ago
They have helped me and my children anytime and everytime I've needed it
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In the spirit of keeping it real and giving credit where it’s due: I’ve been in recovery for six years now, and SDC has given me my life back in ways I never thought possible. I walked through these doors with four years clean after working at Walmart, started as a tech, and found a purpose that hit deeper than any paycheck ever could. Helping clients fight their way back to themselves — being living proof that we do recover — has become the core of who I am.
SDC isn’t perfect; no company is. But this place genuinely cares — about the clients, about the staff, about doing the work the right way. We’ve got supervisors who show up for us, support us, and remind us that our wellbeing matters, too. I feel lucky, grounded, and honestly grateful to be part of a team that actually walks the walk.
Not to toot our own horn — but hey, sometimes the data speaks for itself — SDC is the cleanest detox I’ve ever stepped foot in, and I’ve been to over twenty across Massachusetts back when I was struggling. The food? Better than any detox I’ve ever been to. The compassion? On another level entirely. What I see here day in and day out is beyond policy and procedure — it’s heart, it’s integrity, it’s service.
SDC has been a beacon for me: light, strength, and motivation when I needed it most. And I know I’m not the only one. Here’s to the work we do, the lives we help rebuild, and the community that keeps proving recovery is possible — one patient, one moment, one day at a time.
Sincerely,
Ryan Simpson - SDC Counselor (Previous positions - SDC Behavioral Tech & Admission's Counselor)
Ryan S
3 months ago
Came off 170 mgs of methadone without any major problems. I slept, ate, and was overall content. Nursing and tech staff made the stay what it should be. I’m not really a taker but sometimes a smile from a random staff would get me out of the funk. They reduced my methadone 10mg a day from 170 until 20mg. I thought I would feel awful at 20 but the only problem I had was high blood pressure and sweating. All symptoms I could deal with. It’s detox! You’re not going to like everything about it!
Atlanta, Mark, Christine, Joe, JAMIE! No techs or nurses ever made me feel like I was a bother. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to get off a substance. Especially methadone, in I feel 1000 times better without that crap in my body. I live in NJ, only one place would take my ins. The rest would only detox from methadone of a 30-40mg dose. Sunrise did not rush me and kept their word I wouldn’t receive surprise bills. They even didn’t bill me for things they should have. Shortly before I went there I was on a ventilator. I am Doing the work but this place helped get me across the line. If you complain here it’s your addiction talking. Has your addiction ever been correct with advice? Great place!
Chris
1 year ago
These people that was there and the workers got me through and taught me a lot and I’m now almost a year sober thank you sunrise & Megan the director
I came to this hospital with my husband, who has a heart condition. His surgery hasn't been scheduled yet, but I don't know how to thank everyone I've met here. They were wonderful, professional, and humble. Even Dr. Stanley is fantastic; he's so patient and takes the time to talk to his patients and explain their condition so they feel reassured and completely at ease. I thank God that we are in this hospital; it's like being in a five-star hotel. Even the food and the people who serve it are excellent. As for Emily, what a loss! She said goodbye to me like a loving sister, saying she had finished her work here. She is a real loss to the hospital; she left a wonderful impression on me. Her care for us was exceptional. I wish her continued success and may God protect her and her family. Thank you very much to everyone.
nani nani
4 months ago
Very low wait time in ED. High standards of care across the board. Strongly recommend!
Christian Jardin
4 months ago
Excellent care at ED by Rachel RN and Dr Tait. Thank you I know how hard you work
Great Recovery has helped me so much in my journey to Recovery.
Maritza Torres
9 years ago
I've been at Merrick Street for nearly a year, and my experince has been truly amazing. Spectrum staff members are caring, well-educated and passionate about helping each client on an individual basis. The level of care far exceeds that of other programs. I started my 'journey' at Sisters of Providence in Holyoke, and (apart from my clinician -- who was amazing!), it felt like conveyor-belt-style care. Now, that was a 2-hour round-trip commute every morning, but Information about Spectrum (20 minutes away) was hidden from me (despite my inquiries) for months because it was a separate organization and they likely didn't want to lose me as a paycheck -- I mean patient.
Spectrum is the total opposite. It has changed my life. I wasted years fearing a program, and the stigma attached. But I realized-- since I was already dealing with the stigma of having fibromyalgia and chronic pain, it made no difference, and I needed to try -- for me. Since entering, I have met so many incredible people, shared and heard many incredible stories, and in a way, I am proud to be part of something so positive.
Came from Canada to have spine surgery with Dr Jay Zampini. It was an excellent experience. Dr Zampini is a consummate professional as are all of his staff. The hospital was immaculate and the staff are all very eager to please. Of special note is Alice Robert my International Patient Coordinator. Alice is a rockstar. She was incredibly helpful throughout the process and was always ready to assist.
Robin St Martin
3 months ago
Was treated with much kindness, and respect. Really speeded up my recovery on 2 South
Andre Daunais
4 months ago
Excellent staff, great care and was in and out in under 3 hours . Great Hospital!! Definitely recommend !!
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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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