Oftentimes, your health insurance plan can cover a majority of the cost of your treatment. Not sure where to start? We can help verify your insurance benefits and point you in the right direction, even if it’s not with us.

If you live in the state of Massachusetts, the Section 35 law “allows a qualified person to request a court order requiring someone to be civilly committed and treated involuntarily for an alcohol or substance use disorder.” To learn more about what is involved in making this difficult decision, contact us to speak with a member of our care team.

Yes, we have designated areas for smoking.

Yes, one of our highly qualified treatment professionals can discuss the steps required to hold a successful intervention, participate in the planning, and be there during the intervention to offer support and assistance. Call us to learn more.

Our safety policies generally don’t allow the use of cell phones or e-mail, so you will most likely need to go through your case manager or primary therapist to connect with family members or other loved ones. They can set up family education or therapy sessions, either in-person or virtual, to support your recovery.

If this is your first time looking into treatment options, understanding your benefits can be challenging. But not to worry, that’s what we’re here for! You can verify your insurance coverage with us, and a treatment specialist will let you know exactly what your insurance will cover. Even if we can’t take your insurance, we will provide options for you and point you in the right direction.

Most health insurance plans today cover addiction treatment and mental health care, and we are in-network with most major private providers and TRICARE. Our fast, free verification of health insurance benefits can let you know for sure and provide a clearer picture of what you can expect.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) offers protections for people with substance use and mental health disorders. By filing for FMLA, you can help protect your job while you are in treatment. Your case manager will go over different options with you and help you file the appropriate paperwork.

Talking to a loved one about addiction treatment can be difficult. Our care team can provide helpful tips to make sure that your loved one feels cared about and supported. Call us for assistance today.

Substance abuse treatment often comes in multiple stages. The stages are dependent on what substance(s) an individual is using and how often. Typically, treatment consists of detox, inpatient/residential treatment and/or intensive outpatient treatment. This process usually takes on average 90 days. An individualized plan will be made for each patient by their clinician and therapist.