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Alcohol treatment centers Massachusetts

This guide covers alcohol treatment centers Massachusetts options using SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov data. As of November 2026, 326 facilities are listed statewide. Compare programs here, then call our helpline for private, no-cost guidance.

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  • Riverbend Zack's House, Lowell

    Lowell, MA

    Riverbend Zack's House

    4.5/561 Google reviews

    • Sober Living
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Riverbend Zack's House Lowell is sober living for men ages 18 to 35 in Massachusetts.

    • 30 days program
    • 6-15 beds
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  • Wayfinder Behavioral Health, Watertown

    Watertown, MA

    Wayfinder Behavioral Health

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Wayfinder Behavioral Health Watertown is an outpatient center at 440 Arsenal St.

    • Joint Commission
    • 30 days program
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  • Pyramid Boston Metro Detox and Residential, Concord

    Concord, MA

    Pyramid Boston Metro Detox and

    2.4/511 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Residential Rehab

    Pyramid Boston Metro Detox and Residential serves adults needing withdrawal support and residential care.

    • 90 days program
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  • Monte Nido Laurel Hill, Medford

    Medford, MA

    Monte Nido Laurel Hill

    4.1/517 Google reviews

    • Residential Rehab

    Residential treatment at Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford serves women with eating disorders alongside co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions.

    • Joint Commission
    • 7+ days program
    • 6-15 beds
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  • Evoke Wellness Waltham, Waltham

    Waltham, MA

    Evoke Wellness Waltham

    4.7/545 Google reviews

    • Outpatient

    Evoke Wellness Waltham is an outpatient center on Main Street.

    • Joint Commission
    • 45 days program
    • 16-30 beds
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  • CleanSlate Centers Athol, Athol

    Athol, MA

    CleanSlate Centers Athol

    4.2/519 Google reviews

    • Outpatient

    Cleanslate Centers Athol provides outpatient treatment for alcohol and opioid use disorders.

    • 30+ days program
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  • Foundations Group Recovery Centers, Mashpee

    Mashpee, MA

    Foundations Group Recovery Centers

    4.9/5126 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Foundations Group Recovery Centers Mashpee is a Joint Commission-accredited center in Massachusetts.

    • Joint Commission
    • 28 days program
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  • Greater Boston Addiction Centers, Needham

    Needham, MA

    Greater Boston Addiction Centers

    4.9/5283 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Residential Rehab

    Greater Boston Addiction Centers is a Joint Commission-accredited program on Reservoir Street in Needham.

    • Joint Commission
    • 30+ days program
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  • New England Recovery Center, Westborough

    Westborough, MA

    New England Recovery Center

    3.4/580 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Detox and care for co-occurring disorders are offered by New England Recovery Center Westborough at 153 Oak Street.

    • 30 days program
    • 31-50 beds
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  • High Point Treatment Center Plymouth Campus, Plymouth

    Plymouth, MA

    High Point Treatment Center Plymouth

    4.1/541 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Residential Rehab

    High Point Treatment Center Plymouth MA sits at 1233 State Rd.

    • Joint Commission
    • 21+ days program
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  • McLean SouthEast at Oak Street, Middleborough

    Middleborough, MA

    McLean SouthEast at Oak Street

    3.4/583 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Residential Rehab

    McLean SouthEast at Oak Street, in Middleborough, offers residential rehab along with care for co-occurring disorders.

    • 5 days program
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  • Waterside Recovery Center, Plymouth

    Plymouth, MA

    Waterside Recovery Center

    5.0/570 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Waterside Recovery Center, in Plymouth, offers structured outpatient care to adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders.

    • 30+ Days program
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  • Lake Avenue Recovery, Worcester

    Worcester, MA

    Lake Avenue Recovery

    4.9/5149 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Lake Avenue Recovery is an outpatient center at 425 Lake Avenue North, Suite 202, Worcester, MA.

    • Joint Commission
    • 30 days program
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  • Rebuilding Mental Health, South Easton

    South Easton, MA

    Rebuilding Mental Health

    5.0/524 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Rebuilding Mental Health is an outpatient center at 73 Belmont Street in South Easton.

    • Joint Commission
    • 90 days program
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  • Herren Wellness Jacob Hill, Seekonk

    Seekonk, MA

    Herren Wellness Jacob Hill

    3.8/530 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Residential Rehab

    Herren Wellness Jacob Hill is a residential rehab in Seekonk, Massachusetts.

    • 30 days program
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  • Jeremiah's Inn, Worcester

    Worcester, MA

    Jeremiah's Inn

    4.4/55 Google reviews

    • Residential Rehab

    Jeremiah's Inn Worcester is a men's residential program for alcohol use disorder and drug addiction.

    • 150 Days program
    • 6-15 beds
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  • CleanSlate Centers Pittsfield, Pittsfield

    Pittsfield, MA

    CleanSlate Centers Pittsfield

    4.8/531 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    CleanSlate Centers Pittsfield is an outpatient clinic at 53 Eagle St.

    • 30+ days program
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  • Megan's House, Lowell

    Lowell, MA

    Megan's House

    4.0/54 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Residential Rehab

    Megan's House Lowell offers residential treatment to young women who have substance use and co-occurring disorders.

    • 30 days program
    • 16-30 beds
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  • Stella Center Boston, Brookline

    Brookline, MA

    Stella Center Boston

    4.5/534 Google reviews

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Stella Center Boston Brookline offers outpatient treatment for alcohol use along with co-occurring disorders.

    • 30 days program
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  • Blue Hills Recovery, Worcester

    Worcester, MA

    Blue Hills Recovery

    4.2/5101 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Blue Hills Recovery Worcester provides detox and co-occurring disorders at 474 Grove Street.

    • Joint Commission
    • 30 days program
    • 31-50 beds
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  • Rebuilding Recovery Center, South Easton

    South Easton, MA

    Rebuilding Recovery Center

    5.0/529 Google reviews

    • Outpatient

    Rebuilding Recovery Center South Easton is an outpatient program at 73 Belmont St.

    • 30+ days program
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  • Transitions Bali, Mattapan

    Mattapan, MA

    Transitions Bali

    • Sober Living
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    Transitions Bali Mattapan provides sober living for adults managing substance use and co-occurring disorders.

    • 30 days program
    • 2-5 beds
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  • Recovery Centers of America at Westminster, Westminster

    Westminster, MA

    Recovery Centers of America at

    4.6/5386 Google reviews

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    This page describes Recovery Centers of America at Westminster, a facility in Westminster, MA.

    • Joint Commission
    • 30 days program
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  • LifeStance Health North Easton, North Easton

    North Easton, MA

    LifeStance Health North Easton

    4.7/5131 Google reviews

    • Outpatient

    LifeStance Health North Easton is an outpatient center located in North Easton, Massachusetts.

    • 5 days program
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This directory organizes alcohol treatment centers Massachusetts wide, based on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov listings updated November 2026. The state total is 326 facilities, and 100 of those are grouped in cities such as Worcester, Plymouth, Concord, Waltham, Brookline, Falmouth, Lowell, Medford, Needham, South Easton, Seekonk, Lawrence, Brockton, Leominster, and New Bedford. Each entry shows the center name, address, phone, and service types like detox, residential, or outpatient care.

You can narrow the list by city, level of care, and payment options to find alcohol rehabs in Massachusetts that match your situation. Listings are not endorsements; they are a starting point for your own calls. Trained advisors at our helpline link you to licensed providers, keep everything confidential, charge no fees, and require no obligation. Use the 326 SAMHSA-listed facilities across Massachusetts as a map, not a mandate, and let a clinician help you weigh which level of care fits.

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How to compare alcohol rehab centers

  • Verify the level of care

    Ask whether the program offers medically supervised detox, residential rehab, or outpatient services. Match the level of care to your withdrawal risk and daily routine, since alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous and a medical team should watch over it.

  • Check insurance and payment

    MassHealth and many private plans cover addiction treatment. Confirm whether the center accepts your insurance or offers sliding-scale fees before you commit, and ask what a typical stay costs.

  • Confirm accreditation and licensing

    Look for programs accredited by the Joint Commission or CARF, which signal quality standards. Ask about state licensing and verify credentials with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health so you know who oversees the program.

  • Ask about aftercare and recovery support

    Good programs offer continuing care such as outpatient counseling or peer support. Ask how the center helps you transition after treatment ends, because that plan can shape your first months back home.

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Good to know

How many alcohol treatment centers are listed in Massachusetts?

There are 326 facilities listed in Massachusetts as of November 2026, according to SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. Of these, 100 are in cities like Worcester, Plymouth, and Concord. The count includes a range of services, from detox to outpatient counseling. Use the 326 SAMHSA-listed entries as a starting point for your search, not as a ranking or recommendation.

Does MassHealth cover inpatient rehab in Massachusetts?

MassHealth, the state Medicaid program, typically covers inpatient rehab for substance use disorder, though details vary by plan. Check with the specific center and MassHealth to confirm your benefits before admission, because coverage depends on medical necessity and plan rules. Our helpline can help you understand options, but we cannot guarantee coverage.

How do detox and rehab differ?

Detox means medically clearing alcohol out of the body, and it may last several days, at times needing supervision. The longer-term treatment that comes afterward is rehab, which includes counseling and therapy. Plenty of centers provide both. Because alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous, a medical team ought to oversee detox instead of you trying it on your own.

What is BSAS in Massachusetts?

BSAS stands for the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services, the state agency that oversees addiction treatment and prevention. It licenses and funds many programs in Massachusetts. Contact BSAS for referrals or to learn about state-funded treatment options if you want a public starting point. Their listings can complement the 326 facilities in this directory.

What are the intensive residential treatment programs available in Massachusetts?

Massachusetts has residential programs among its 326 SAMHSA-listed facilities, offering structured care with 24-hour support. Ask each center how long its residential program runs and what therapies it includes. Availability changes, so call ahead to confirm openings. You can phone to check space along with benefits without pressure to commit.

Alcohol treatment centers Massachusetts

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