Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford

In Medford, Monte Nido Laurel Hill runs a residential program for women addressing eating disorders along with co-occurring conditions that can involve trauma or substance use. Within a Medford, Massachusetts setting that feels like a home, the program blends research-supported therapies with mindfulness-based practices. Treatment centers on regaining nutritional and physical stability, developing a healthier body image, and processing trauma. The center, which has operated since 1996, is accredited by The Joint Commission.

Care at this program is for women only and draws on several therapy models: cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, interpersonal therapy, and family therapy. Medication-assisted treatment can be part of the plan when it fits what the person needs. Psychoeducation is another component, helping people notice unhelpful patterns of thought and shift them. Shared bedrooms, air-conditioned rooms, and an outdoor lounge are among the amenities in Medford, Massachusetts. Psychiatric and nursing support is available, and staffing is kept at a high ratio of staff to clients.

Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford

The residential rehab at Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford provides 24/7 support in a 6-15 bed facility, with a typical program length of 7 or more days. Care is gender-specific and evidence-based, with a wellness focus, at this center in Medford, Massachusetts. Therapies feature cognitive behavioral therapy individual counseling, dance therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, family therapy, interpersonal therapy, medication-assisted treatment, motivational interviewing, and psychoeducation.

The program treats co-occurring conditions including bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder, and trauma, along with substance use involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and prescription drugs. If you are weighing this center for yourself or someone else, the helpline can help you ask how each therapy is scheduled and whether the program fits the specific needs. That can help you see what a typical week looks like and how the therapies fit together.

1. Dance Therapy
2. Psychoeducation
3. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
4. Evidence-Based
5. Wellness
6. Gender-Specific
7. Interpersonal Therapy
8. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
9. 1-on-1 Counseling
10. Motivational Interviewing

Who this center is designed for

1. Women only, with a focus on eating disorders and co-occurring disorders.
2. People who have substance use disorders involving heroin benzodiazepines alcohol cocaine, methamphetamine, or prescription drugs.
3. People with co-occurring disorders, for example ptsd trauma ocd anxiety depression or bipolar disorder.
4. Those who need a residential level of care with 24/7 support and a structured therapeutic environment.
5. Women seeking a program that integrates evidence-based therapies with wellness and movement activities.

Setting and amenities at the center

Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford is a residential facility with 6-15 beds, shared bedrooms and bathrooms, air-conditioned rooms, and an outdoor lounge. The home features bright living spaces, a spacious lounge and therapy area, a front porch, and an updated kitchen in Medford, Massachusetts. Recreational options may include outings to an art studio, the beach, museums, miniature golf, and events such as dance performances and concerts. On-site activities include dance classes, physical fitness, and yoga, and the program is offered in English. The typical length of stay is 7 or more days, depending on each person's needs.

Center care payment options in Medford

Monte Nido Laurel Hill Medford takes direct payment and has contracts with public and private insurance carriers. The center does not list specific prices, so you need to call to confirm your benefits and possible out-of-pocket costs. The helpline can put you in touch with trained counselors who can help determine whether your insurance plan covers residential care at this location. Calling to verify insurance is the most reliable way to learn your financial responsibility; if MassHealth covers you, ask about in-network status on that call. The call is free, private, and requires nothing of you.

Questions for admission you may want

1. Will my insurance plan cover residential treatment at this center, and what will my part of the cost be?
2. How long do most women stay, and how is the 7+ day program individualized?
3. What is the staff-to-client ratio, and what psychiatric and nursing support is available?
4. How are co-occurring conditions like PTSD or substance use treated alongside eating disorder care?
5. What aftercare or discharge planning is provided when the residential stay ends?