Hello House, located in Boston’s South End, provides a controlled setting in which clients can learn and develop the tools they need to live a full, substance-free life. Residents will participate in recovery support groups (AA/NA/SMART Recovery, etc.) as well as individual counseling, recovery education groups, and case management to address their specific needs while in the program.

Beth Israel Lahey Health and Boston Children’s Hospital are both associated with the Borum. The Department of Public Health has granted it licenses as a health facility, mental health clinic, and substance abuse center.

Our multidisciplinary team of doctors and case managers provides an integrated care plan that includes pharmaceutical management, such as buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), as well as behavioral health therapy. For patients with chronic pain and a history of long-term opioid treatment, our integrated care team also develops tailored strategies.
Both English and Spanish are accessible for group and individual counseling.

This community-based rehabilitation treatment program aims to provide 24-hour residential care to people who need it to overcome homelessness, strengthen and maintain sobriety, live a life free of criminal behavior, ensure stability, and maximize each person’s ability to live independently through secured/permanent housing.

Adults and children get these supportive services, which vary in duration and intensity depending on the changing requirements of each individual.

Meridian House, a residential group home in East Boston, is dedicated to assisting people in gaining the skills they need to maintain their sobriety and live successfully in the community. Our newest facility in Chelsea, Hanton House, is for people who have co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. These programs require you to get approved.

Because of its location in Boston, the women and children at Dorchester Center can access many of the programs listed above, while their moms undergo high-quality substance abuse treatment. The program helps women improve their health, enhance their education, and complete job training both on and off campus, which has resulted in long-term employment and security for their families in many situations.

ARMS provides a unique level of expertise as part of Massachusetts General Hospital, with access to the Center for Addiction Medicine’s medical, clinical, and addiction research resources. We assess each patient’s medical history and present symptoms in order to develop the most effective treatment plan. We recognize the link between substance abuse and mental health problems.

The assessment is used to establish each patient’s level of substance abuse as well as any other potential contributing variables, such as mood and anxiety disorders, ADHD, or other concomitant mental health conditions. We also go over any relevant data to learn about your childhood history and current symptoms.

Our highly trained staff provides clinical monitoring and specialized treatments to help our patients achieve and maintain sobriety at numerous locations around the Greater Boston area.