About Hurley House
Hurley House is a substance use treatment provider in Waltham, Massachusetts offering intensive residential recovery services for adult men affected by substance use disorders.
Operated by nonprofit Middlesex Human Service Agency, this 20 bed recovery home provides individualized clinical support for up to six months, helping residents sustain sobriety, pursue employment and rebuild family and community connections.
Residents often describe the environment as supportive, accountable and structured.
What kinds of addiction treatment are offered?
Hurley House provides long term, 24 hour residential recovery care with individual counseling, group therapy and approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, relapse prevention and 12 step facilitation.
The program also includes discharge planning and aftercare, naloxone and overdose education, and outcome follow up after discharge.
Who can get help here?
The home serves adult men, including young adults, living with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
There is also support for individuals referred through the criminal justice or forensic system and areas of focus that include alcohol, drug and gambling addiction, trauma, anger and tobacco cessation.
Where is the recovery home located?
Hurley House sits at 12 Lowell Street in Waltham, within MHSA's Greater Boston recovery network.
The two story home is accessible by local public transportation, and transportation assistance is among the available support services.
Do they take insurance?
Potential payment sources include Medicaid and state insurance, some private insurance and federal or SAMHSA funding, and one listing identifies it as low cost.
You can confirm coverage, self pay and any financial assistance directly with the program before admission.
