Addiction Treatment in Massachusetts
Award-winning detox and rehab in Massachusetts with same-day admissions available 24/7. Serving Boston, Cape Cod, and surrounding communities with compassionate, accredited care.
Call (508) 938-8079 to speak confidentially with a Massachusetts addiction specialist today.
Compassionate Addiction Treatment Across Massachusetts
If you’re searching for addiction treatment in Massachusetts, you need more than a facility — you need immediate access to licensed professionals who understand the urgency of your situation.
Since 2017, Shore Point Recovery has helped individuals and families across Greater Boston, the South Shore, Cape Cod, and the South Coast begin recovery safely and confidently. We serve communities throughout Plymouth County, Norfolk County, Bristol County, Barnstable County, Suffolk County, and Middlesex County, providing structured detox and residential treatment in a supportive, private setting.
Massachusetts is home to world-renowned hospitals like Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and our state maintains some of the strictest licensing standards in the country. We are proud to be Joint Commission (JACHO) accredited and fully licensed by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS).
Whether you’re calling from Dorchester, Quincy, Brockton, Plymouth, Falmouth, or New Bedford, our admissions team is available 24/7 to guide you through next steps.
Recovery starts with one confidential call: (508) 938-8079.
Our Rehab Services in Massachusetts
We integrate the science of evidence-based treatment with the art of individualized care. Every program is tailored to address the complex emotional, physical, and psychological aspects of addiction. This seamless blend of clinical precision, holistic wellness, and refined amenities allows our clients to heal in an atmosphere of comfort and dignity.
Detox is the first step for many individuals entering recovery. During medical detox, your body clears substances under 24/7 clinical supervision. This is especially critical for alcohol, opioids, and benzodiazepines, which can cause dangerous withdrawal symptoms.
We provide structured stabilization before transitioning you into inpatient care.
Inpatient rehab provides immersive, structured treatment in a supportive environment away from outside triggers. You’ll participate in evidence-based therapies, group sessions, and individualized counseling.
This level of care is ideal if you’ve experienced relapse, severe dependence, or co-occurring conditions.
Residential rehab offers extended therapeutic support in a comfortable, professionally monitored setting. This allows you to build coping strategies, life skills, and relapse prevention tools while focusing entirely on recovery.
Many clients from Quincy, Brockton, Taunton, and Fall River choose residential treatment for long-term stability.
Opioid & Fentanyl Addiction Across Greater Boston
Massachusetts Addiction Treatment Trends
Opioid & Fentanyl Addiction Across Greater Boston
Massachusetts has been heavily impacted by the opioid epidemic, particularly in densely populated areas along I-93, Route 24, and I-495 corridors. Fentanyl contamination has increased overdose risk statewide.
You may notice increased tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, or repeated unsuccessful attempts to quit. Our medically supervised detox provides around-the-clock monitoring to manage withdrawal safely and reduce complications. From Boston neighborhoods like Jamaica Plain and South Boston to suburban communities like Hingham and Marshfield, we help individuals stabilize safely before transitioning into inpatient care.
Alcohol Dependence in Coastal & Suburban Communities
Common Addiction Challenges
Alcohol Dependence in Coastal & Suburban Communities
In areas like Cape Cod, Plymouth, and the South Shore, alcohol misuse is often normalized socially — especially in seasonal or hospitality-driven communities. Over time, drinking can escalate into physical dependence.
Symptoms such as tremors, anxiety, insomnia, or blackouts indicate the need for medical detox. Our licensed clinical team manages alcohol withdrawal safely while preparing you for residential rehab that addresses underlying triggers and behavioral patterns.
Growth in Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
Common Addiction Challenges
Growth in Co-Occurring Mental Health Conditions
Massachusetts residents experience high rates of anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders, particularly in high-pressure urban areas like Back Bay and downtown Boston.
If you’re struggling with both addiction and mental health challenges, untreated symptoms can lead to relapse. Our residential program integrates clinical therapy, structured support, and individualized care planning so both conditions are treated simultaneously.
Delayed Treatment Due to Insurance Confusion
Common Addiction Challenges
Delayed Treatment Due to Insurance Confusion
Massachusetts has strong insurance protections under state law, but many families delay treatment because they are unsure what is covered through the Massachusetts Health Connector or private plans.
Our admissions specialists can verify your insurance benefits quickly and explain your coverage clearly, helping you access detox and inpatient rehab without unnecessary delay.
Why Massachusetts Residents Trust Shore Point
Joint Commission Accredited Care
Our JACHO accreditation demonstrates adherence to nationally recognized safety and clinical standards.
Licensed by Massachusetts BSAS
We operate under strict oversight from the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services, ensuring regulatory compliance and ethical care.
Same-Day Admissions Available
Addiction crises don’t wait. We offer same-day admission when clinically appropriate. You can reach us anytime at (508) 938-8079 — nights, weekends, and holidays included.
Award-Winning, Top-Rated Treatment
We are recognized as a leading detox and rehab provider serving Massachusetts communities from Boston to Cape Cod.
MEET OUR PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Erin Andrade, LICSW
Erin Andrade, LICSW, serves as the Program Director at Shore Point Recovery, where she leads clinical programming with a deep commitment to ethical, evidence-based addiction treatment. As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts, Erin brings extensive experience in substance use disorder treatment, dual diagnosis care, and trauma-informed therapy.
With a strong background in behavioral health and program development, Erin oversees all clinical operations to ensure every client receives individualized, compassionate, and results-driven care. She specializes in creating structured treatment environments that balance accountability with empathy — helping clients build sustainable foundations for long-term recovery.
Erin believes recovery is possible for everyone with the right support, structure, and clinical guidance. Her leadership reflects Shore Point Recovery’s mission: providing safe, effective, and compassionate addiction treatment to individuals and families across Massachusetts.
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Start Your Recovery Today
If you or someone you love needs addiction rehab in Massachusetts, you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Shore Point Recovery provides medical detox, inpatient rehab, and residential treatment for individuals across Boston, the South Shore, Cape Cod, and surrounding communities.
We are:
- Joint Commission Accredited
- Licensed by Massachusetts BSAS
- Open 24/7/365
- Offering same-day admissions
Call (508) 938-8079 now for a confidential consultation.
Recovery can begin today.
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Real Stories. Lasting Recovery.
Shore Point Recovery proudly serves individuals and families nationwide, providing comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction treatment at every location. Guided by a compassionate team and an evidence-based clinical approach, each center upholds the same steadfast commitment to personalized care and lasting recovery.
The facility itself was clean, calm, and well-organized, which made a huge difference during detox. The medical team was professional and responsive, and I felt supported both physically and emotionally throughout my stay.
If you or a loved one are looking for a detox center where people actually care and treat you like a human being—not just a patient—I would absolutely recommend ShorePoint Detox.
The therapy staff is incredible. Each therapist has their own unique perspective to care and recovery. Regardless of who you are assigned they genuinely want to see you succeed. Tommy is full of laughs and wisdom. He has taken the time to get to know me and my story and taken accountability when I did not feel heard at times.
The nursing staff on the whole very caring. However, they could benefit from more communication and organization internally. Sonia the Nurse Practitioner is very nice and took the time to ensure I was educated on medications before taking them. Angel, Gabe, Derrick, Jimmy, and Delaney are exceptional.
The resident Psychiatrist is extremely intelligent and straightforward. I think the Shore Point staff could benefit from a doctor who can be here more presently from day to day.
Gail and Becca from case work go above and beyond and are always finding ways to ease clients minds about their plans. They make the patients here feel supported in their financial concerns and as well as in their recovery. They make an incredible team.
The groups offered here are very diverse. The topics allowed me to explore recovery from an educational, practical, and spiritual perspective. They have been by far the best part of the experience for me. Even when I don’t identify with some of the sentiments shared by the group facilitators it has challenged and affirmed my own belief systems.
The Behavior Health Techs are incredibly hard workers. For the most part, they are focused solely on their duties. Similar to the nursing staff, they could benefit from a little more organization and maintaining a standard practice. I would like to shout out Shantelle, Keandra, Jenna, Laurie, Joe, Shaun, and Micheal.
As for the amenities, the facility is very nice overall. It is a soft place to land when seeking help and treatment. On the whole, it is very clean and orderly. Food is provided 3 meals a day sometimes more. As the patient capacity gets higher the amount of food sometimes doesn’t adjust to meet the new influx of people. Laundry is done for you here which is very nice. It does vary based on the BHT doing it. This could benefit from a standard of practice as well. Commitments are offered nightly. They are not associated with the organization directly and come voluntarily. You also have the choice to involve yourself in these commitments as well. I also spent my time here over the Holidays. The staff went above and beyond to make these days feel special and celebratory. Other amenities offered include yoga, facials, massages, reiki, and hair cuts. Yoga has especially had a profound impact on my recovery and mental health.
Shore Point has been open for less than a year. Many of the concerns I voiced are most likely a product of the time it’s been open. I see this facility being very successful in helping patients find recovery in the future.
FAQs about Rehab in Massachusetts
How much does rehab cost in Massachusetts?
The cost of rehab in Massachusetts varies depending on the level of care and length of stay. Detox typically costs less than extended residential treatment. Most private insurance plans in Massachusetts cover substance use treatment due to state parity laws. Our admissions team verifies your benefits quickly and explains any out-of-pocket costs before admission.
Does insurance cover addiction treatment in Massachusetts?
Yes. Massachusetts law requires insurance providers to cover medically necessary addiction treatment. Coverage depends on your individual policy, but detox and inpatient rehab are often included. We work with many major insurance carriers and can verify your benefits confidentially.
How quickly can I get admitted to rehab in Massachusetts?
In many cases, we offer same-day admission. Once clinical eligibility and insurance verification are completed, you can begin detox immediately. Call (508) 938-8079 to speak with our admissions team.
What is the difference between detox and inpatient rehab?
Detox focuses on safely managing withdrawal symptoms under medical supervision. Inpatient rehab begins after detox and addresses behavioral, psychological, and emotional aspects of addiction through therapy and structured treatment.
Are there luxury rehabs in Massachusetts?
Yes. Massachusetts offers several high-end residential treatment options that provide privacy, comfortable accommodations, and personalized care. Shore Point Recovery delivers high-quality, structured treatment in a supportive setting designed for healing and discretion.
How long does residential rehab last in Massachusetts?
Residential rehab typically lasts 30, 60, or 90 days, depending on your clinical needs. Longer stays often lead to stronger recovery outcomes, especially for individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions.
What should I look for in an addiction rehab center in Massachusetts?
Look for state licensing (BSAS), national accreditation (Joint Commission), experienced clinical staff, individualized treatment planning, and strong aftercare support. Transparency and 24/7 availability are also important indicators of quality care.
Can I get same-day admission to drug rehab in Massachusetts?
Yes. If medically appropriate, we provide same-day admissions. Early intervention significantly improves recovery outcomes.
Is addiction treatment confidential in Massachusetts?
Yes. Addiction treatment is protected by federal HIPAA laws and additional confidentiality protections specific to substance use treatment. Your privacy is strictly maintained.
Serving Communities Across Massachusetts
We proudly provide addiction treatment services throughout:
- Boston (Dorchester, South Boston, Back Bay, Jamaica Plain)
- Quincy & Quincy Center
- Brockton
- Plymouth
- New Bedford
- Fall River
- Taunton
- Barnstable & Falmouth
- South Shore towns, including Hingham and Marshfield
Our service radius extends from Greater Boston down Route 3 to Cape Cod, along I-495 and Route 24, and west toward Providence, Rhode Island.
If you’re searching for “drug rehab near me” or “addiction rehab centers in Massachusetts,” help is closer than you think.
Call (508) 938-8079 for immediate assistance.
