Find the Best Drug and Alcohol Rehabs in Springfield, MA

Name	Address	Treatment	Insurance
CHD Goodwin House	332 Birnie Avenue Springfield , MA 01107	Inpatient	N/A
BHN Coles Place	401 Liberty Street Springfield, MA 01104	Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private
BHN The Hope Center	35 Heywood Street Springfield, MA 01104	Inpatient	Medicaid Private
Crossroads Agency	80 Congress Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Behavioral Health Network Center for Development	120 Maple Street Springfield, MA 01105	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
South Bay Community Services Springfield Mental Health Clinic	140 High Street Springfield, MA 01105	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
Baystate Health Tolosky Center	3300 Main Street Springfield, MA 01107	Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Behavioral Health Network Opportunity House	10 & 12 Ingraham Terrace Springfield, MA 01104	Inpatient	Private
CleanSlate Centers	1985 Main Street Springfield, MA 01103	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
Gandara Mental Health Outpatient Clinics	2155 Main Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Phoenix House Springfield Residential Program	5 Madison Avenue Springfield, MA 01105	Inpatient	Private Medicaid
Gandara Mental Health Center Outpatient Behavioral Health	85 Saint George Road Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private Free
Center for Psychological and Family Services	130 Maple Street Springfield, MA 01103	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Behavioral Health Network	417 Liberty Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Community Services Institute	1695 Main Street Springfield, MA 01103	Outpatient	Medicaid
Clinical Support Hampden	130 Maple Street Springfield, MA 01103	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Gandara Center Addiction Recovery	33 Arch Street Springfield, MA 01107	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	N/A
Medication Assisted Treatment Clinic	395 Liberty Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
VA Central Western Massachusetts Healthcare System Springfield CBOC	25 Bond Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Family Care Medical Center	1515 Allen Street Springfield, MA 01118	Outpatient Detox	N/A
Hogar Crea International	275 Chestnut Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient	N/A
Western Regional Office Springfield	1 Federal Street Springfield, MA 01105	Inpatient	N/A
Carlson Recovery Center	471 Chestnut Street Springfield, MA 01107	Outpatient Detox Inpatient	Medicaid Private
Springfield Comprehensive Treatment Center	511 East Columbus Avenue Springfield, MA 01105	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
Springfield Pine Street Clinic	367 Pine Street Springfield, MA 01105	Outpatient	Medicaid Private
Two Rivers Recovery Center for Women	332 Birnie Avenue Springfield, MA 01107	Inpatient	N/A
Phoenix House Transitional Support Services	5 Madison Avenue Springfield, MA 01105	Inpatient	Private Medicaid
My Sisters House	89 Belmont Avenue Springfield, MA 01108	Inpatient	Private
Right Choice Health Group	125 Liberty Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient Detox	Medicaid Private
Mercy Medical Center	271 Carew Street Springfield, MA 01104	Outpatient Inpatient Detox	Medicaid Private

Springfield Drug and Alcohol Statistics

In 2017, 5,766 people in Springfield entered substance use disorder treatment.¹ Breaking that number down further shows that:¹

73.4% were men.
26.6% were women.
44.3% were white.
33.2% were between the ages of 31 and 40 years old.
52.7% received previous mental health treatment.

Other drug and alcohol statistics for Springfield include:^1,2,3,4

Heroin was the most popular drug people sought treatment for, followed by alcohol
1,243 opioid-related incidents were treated by EMS in 2021
Opioid-related overdose deaths have almost quadrupled since 2014, from 31 deaths in 2014 to 119 deaths in 2020
40% of the opioid-related overdose deaths in Hampden County occur in Springfield
1 in 10 Massachusetts residents who die from an opioid-related overdose lives in Hampden County

To address these growing numbers, the Springfield Police Department started carrying Narcan in 2019, which can be used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.³ As of March 2022, Springfield police have administered 328 life-saving doses of the medication.³

Looking at alcohol misuse, Hampden County had the lowest percentage in the state of adults who reported binge or heavy drinking in 2019.⁵ However, 34% of the driving deaths in the county between 2016 and 2020 involved alcohol, which is one of the highest percentages in the state.⁵

Cost of Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Springfield

A Springfield drug rehab or alcohol rehab will vary in cost. The first step is understanding what type of treatment is right for you. Inpatient treatment can be expensive because you stay in the facility full-time and need to pay for not only your treatment, but also your room and board, food, and medication. Outpatient treatment is less expensive; however, the cost will depend on the length and intensity of your program.

Other factors that determine cost include:

Length of treatment stay: Each facility’s program will run for a set amount of time. The longer the program, the more likely it is to cost more.
Amenities offered: If your program offers specialized therapy programs or holistic treatments such as acupuncture, the costs will likely be higher.
Location: Luxury locations in the mountains or on the beach can run more than facilities in a more traditional location.
Insurance: A facility that is considered in-network by your insurance provider will cost less than one that does not accept your insurance. You can contact your insurance provider to get a list of in-network facilities.

Addiction is a serious disease and cost should not be seen as a barrier to getting the help you need. If cost is a concern, state-funded drug and alcohol rehabs in Springfield offer low-cost and even free treatment services.

Free Treatment Options in Springfield

Free or low-cost drug and alcohol rehab programs in Springfield are provided through state funding, Massachusetts’ Medicaid called MassHealth, or through non-profit organizations. Residents will need to provide proof of residency, show evidence of a substance use disorder diagnosis, and demonstrate financial need.

Other reduced payment options include:

Sliding scale treatment: Fees will vary based on your ability to pay.
Rehab scholarships: Grants and scholarships are available for those who qualify. Scholarships require some research to find, and you will have to apply.
Insurance: If you have health insurance, including Medicaid or Medicare, treatment costs are reduced as long as you find a rehab that accepts your plan.

Should I Travel to Springfield for Drug and Alcohol Treatment

Much of Massachusetts is densely populated with cities that offer a variety of drug and alcohol rehabs. Traveling to a drug rehab or alcohol rehab in Springfield provides a few benefits including:

Staying close to family and friends while receiving addiction treatment nearby
Leaving old habits and potential triggers
Ability to fully focus on your recovery
Treatment options that may not exist where you live

Neighborhoods in Springfield for Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Springfield features 19 distinct neighborhoods, each with its own notable features:

Downtown: Springfield’s oldest neighborhood features 130-year-old row houses mixed among apartment buildings, converted factories, and schools. The Central Library, Springfield museums, Symphony Hall, and many other downtown amenities can be found in this neighborhood.
Atwater Park: Just a short walking distance from Baystate Medical Center you’ll find Atwater Park. This small residential area features a park-like atmosphere and borders Van Horne Park, one of Springfield’s largest parks.
Forest Park: Forest Park is one of Springfield’s most popular neighborhoods and features a 735-acre park that gives the area its name. You’ll find a golf course and even a small zoo.
Indian Orchard: Indian Orchard is known for its art scene. Many of the mills that marked the village in the 1840s have been converted into artist studio spaces.
Sixteen Acres: One of the largest neighborhoods in Springfield features an 18-hole golf course, the 28-acre Greenleaf Park, an expanded branch library, and two private beach clubs. Sixteen Acres is also home to Western New England University.

How Do I Choose a Drug or Alcohol Rehab?

You should consider a few things when searching for a “drug rehab or alcohol rehab near me.” They include:

Treatment type: You can quickly narrow down your list of choices by determining what type of treatment—inpatient or outpatient—would work best. A physician or member of the rehab staff can help guide you in the right direction.
Philosophy: If taking a mind-body-spirit approach to treatment appeals to you or you’re looking for a specific type of therapy, review the rehab’s treatment philosophy to see if it’s the right fit.
Cost: Check with your insurance to see what services are covered and which treatment providers are considered in-network to keep costs lower.
Features and amenities: Make a list of the features and amenities that are important to you, particularly when it comes to residential treatment. If your recovery journey would benefit from things such as a pool or exercise facility, look for a rehab that offers those options.

Types of Addiction Treatment Programs in Springfield

Drug and alcohol rehabs in Springfield can feature more specialized addiction services in addition to standard treatment options:

Inpatient: Inpatient or residential treatment is designed for people who need to focus all their energy on their recovery. While living at the facility full-time, you’ll work with addiction professionals to learn the skills needed to stay sober after rehab.
Outpatient: Outpatient treatment allows people to continue their daily lives while working on their sobriety. This treatment typically requires you to attend a specific number of sessions throughout the week.
Dual Diagnosis: A co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder diagnosis requires specialized treatment to address both issues simultaneously. With this approach, patients are more likely to have positive treatment outcomes.
Faith-Based: A faith-based or Christian rehab approaches treatment from a spiritual and clinical perspective. Patients address their addiction while also restoring their faith.
Holistic: A holistic rehab incorporates complementary or alternative treatment approaches into more standard therapies. These approaches can include yoga, meditation, and acupuncture.
Luxury: Luxury rehab centers offer amenities far beyond what is found in standard facilities. This can include gourmet meals, personal training, and spa services.
Telehealth: Telehealth involves the use of technologies such as videoconferencing, smartphone applications, and web-based tools to provide addiction services such as individual therapy in the comfort of your own home.
Population-specific: Certain populations can benefit from more tailored addiction services. This can include treatment targeted to military veterans, the LGBTQ+ population, and even gender-specific rehab programs.

Alcohol and Drug Laws in Springfield

Alcohol and drug laws are in place in Springfield and across the state to help reduce the number of drug overdose deaths and allow people who are facing criminal charges to get the treatment they need.

Massachusetts Good Samaritan Law

The Massachusetts Good Samaritan law encourages people who witness an overdose to call for help. The caller and the person who overdosed are protected from arrest and prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, or being under the influence. You are not protected from arrest for other offenses such as selling or trafficking drugs, or from outstanding warrants.

Naloxone Access

Naloxone rescue kits, which can be used to reverse an opioid overdose, are available across Massachusetts with or without a prescription. You have two ways to get a rescue kit from a pharmacy:⁶

Get a prescription from your doctor and have it filled out at your preferred pharmacy. The kit will be processed like any other prescription and your insurance will be billed.
Go directly to a pharmacy and request a kit without a prescription under the Department of Public Health’s standing order.

To get a kit under the standing order, you’ll need your insurance card and preferred payment method.

Springfield Adult Drug Court

Massachusetts has 31 drug courts, including one located in Springfield. Adults who are convicted of a crime related to their substance use disorder can be referred to Drug Court instead of jail. Drug Court provides supervised probation and mandatory addiction treatment in addition to random drug testing. The court works with treatment providers who provide clinical assessments and identify any additional needs. Drug Court lasts for a minimum of 12 months.

Western Massachusetts Veterans Treatment Court

The Western Massachusetts Veterans Treatment Court offers a voluntary 24-month probation term to help veterans in the criminal justice system who are struggling with substance use disorders. The Court works through the VA and other treatment providers to provide addiction services. All participants are also matched with a volunteer veteran mentor to assist them through the program. Upon completion, there are alternative sentencing options, including having their record sealed.

Our treatment support specialists can help you navigate the various Springfield drug rehabs and Springfield alcohol rehabs available. Call 800-926-9037 (Who Answers?) to start your recovery journey.

Resources

Massachusetts Department of Public Health – Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. (2018). Geographic Fact Sheets.
Massachusetts Department of Public Health. (2022). MA Opioid-Related EMS Incidents 2013-2021.
City of Springfield. (2022, March 24). Springfield Police Department Marks Three Years in Ongoing Narcan Program.
Hampden County Addiction Taskforce. (2022). Current Overdose and Drug Use Trends.
University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. (2022). Hampden County summary information.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. (2022). Getting Naloxone from a pharmacy.

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