Detox or acute treatment services (ATS) programs are medically monitored detoxification (detox) services. Programs provide 24-hour nursing care, under the consultation of a medical director, to monitor an individual’s withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs and to alleviate symptoms.
All clients at ATS programs collaborate with a case manager to develop a service plan for aftercare services, including outpatient counseling, transitional support services (TSS), residential rehabilitation, or opioid treatment as clinically appropriate. The average length of treatment is 3 to 5 days.
|
Agency |
Location |
Number |
|
Worcester |
800-252-6465 | |
|
Arbour HRI (referral must come from ER) |
Brookline |
833-INTAKE1 |
|
Georgetown Springfield |
978-352-2131 413-733-1423 | |
|
Worcester |
508-860-1200 | |
|
Roxbury |
617-442-9661 | |
|
Concord |
978-287-3510 | |
|
Jamaica Plain |
617-983-7711 | |
|
Quincy |
617-845-5785 | |
|
Falmouth |
800-444-1554 | |
|
Brockton, New Bedford, Plymouth |
800-734-3444 | |
|
Taunton |
508-823-5291 | |
|
Tewksbury |
978-259-7000 | |
|
Danvers Wilmington |
800-323-2224 978-737-8979 | |
|
McLean’s Fernside (self-pay program) |
Belmont |
978-464-2331 |
|
Westborough |
1-877-697-3422 | |
|
Danvers |
978-739-7675 | |
|
Danvers |
1-800-RECOVERY | |
|
Haverhill |
855-855-9199 | |
|
Westborough |
800-366-7732 | |
|
Fall River |
800-937-3610 | |
|
Brighton |
617-789-2574 |
Programs with an asterisk (*) after their name are funded by the Department of Public Health and accept all state health insurance plans and also have some beds available for those who do not have insurance.