Every facility on this page is a licensed or accredited provider drawn from public treatment directories and verified against state licensing records. We prioritize listings that hold recognized third-party accreditation, and that report the levels of care, payment options and specialty services they actually deliver. Our goal is to help you compare real options, not to sell placement. When ranking facilities, we weigh the following: Accreditation and licensing from bodies such as The Joint Commission, CARF, and the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS). Levels of care offered, from medical detox through outpatient and aftercare, where you can match a program to your clinical need. Payment and insurance acceptance, including MassHealth, Medicare, private insurance and sliding-scale or financial-assistance options. Specialty programming for populations such as veterans, young adults and people with co-occurring mental health conditions.

Drug & alcohol rehab centers in Springfield, MA

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31 treatment centers in and around Springfield, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, what you can pay, and who the program is built for. Below the listings: what rehab costs here, how to pay for it, and a note from one of our experts.

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	Baystate Health Tolosky Center	3300 Main Street, Springfield, MA 01107 Monmouth Medical Center Early Intervention Support Services (EISS) is a mental health crisis intervention program in Neptune, New Jersey. They provide outpatient behavioral health treatment for adults facing serious mental illness. The program serves individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, providing rapid access care designed to prevent psychiatric hospitalization. Clients benefit from a newly remodeled, welcoming environment…	Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Behavioral Health Network	417 Liberty Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Behavioral Health Network (BHN) is a community-based outpatient addiction treatment and mental health provider in Springfield, Massachusetts. As part of a large, CARF-accredited behavioral health organization, the Liberty Street clinic offers outpatient substance use treatment, medication assisted treatment and co-occurring disorder care for children, youth, adults and families. BHN's approach emphasizes integrated, accessible care that combines medical support, therapy and…	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Carlson Recovery Center	471 Chestnut Street, Springfield, MA 01107 Carlson Recovery Center in Springfield, Massachusetts, provides residential addiction treatment for adults 18 years and older. Most guests stay in the center for a week while receiving medical monitoring and support. You’ll have trauma informed care that includes methods like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational enhancement therapy and mindfulness techniques to help reduce stress. Medication assisted treatment is available to help…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	My Sisters House	89 Belmont Avenue, Springfield, MA 01108 My Sister's House is a women's addiction treatment center in Springfield, Massachusetts that is part of the Behavioral Health Network. This residential program supports adult women working to overcome substance use disorders, including alcohol and opioid addiction alongside co-occurring mental health concerns. With a trauma-informed, family-focused approach, My Sister's House places special emphasis on serving pregnant and postpartum women and…	Inpatient Women	Private insurance
	CleanSlate Centers	1985 Main Street Suite E, Springfield, MA 01103 In Springfield, Massachustets, CleanSlate offers medications to treat opioid and alcohol addiction. This outpatient clinic gives clients access to counseling and Suboxone or Vivitrol to end their dependence on drugs or alcohol. CleanSlate accepts many insurance plans including Medicaid and Blue Cross Blue Shield. You can opt for in person or virtual appointments to suit your needs. They also partner…	Detox Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
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	Community Services Institute	1695 Main Street Suite 400, Springfield, MA 01103 Community Services Institute, also called CSI, is a mental health organization that was developed in response to the deinstitutionalization movement in the early 1980s. As psychiatric hospitals were replaced with community mental health services, they began operating in a variety of settings in Western Massachusetts and greater Boston. This location is in Springfield, Massachusetts, a city located along the Connecticut…	Outpatient	Medicaid
	Gandara Mental Health Outpatient Clinics	2155 Main Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Gandara Mental Health Outpatient Clinics provides substance use recovery in Springfield, Massachusetts. They offer bilingual and bicultural services for children, adolescents and adults. Guests may attend individual and group therapy to examine thoughts and behaviors that may interfere with sobriety. Their outpatient program allows more flexibility for those who want to live at home and continue working or attending school…	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Phoenix House Springfield Residential Program	5 Madison Avenue, Springfield, MA 01105 Phoenix House in Springfield, Massachusetts provides treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring mental health conditions. Phoenix House combines clinical treatment with population-specific support, creating a private setting where adults can focus on recovery and long-term wellness. Residential Addiction Treatment Phoenix House offers inpatient rehab for adults facing alcohol use, opioid use and co-occurring mental health concerns. Programming includes a dedicated…	Inpatient Men	Medicaid Private insurance
	Mercy Medical Center	271 Carew Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Mercy Medical Center is a hospital-based addiction and behavioral health facility in Springfield, Massachusetts offering integrated substance use support as part of a 182-bed acute care campus. As a member of Trinity Health of New England, Mercy provides behavioral health assessments, crisis intervention, addiction consult services and outpatient behavioral health care, with referrals to higher levels of treatment as needed. The…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Springfield Comprehensive Treatment Center	511 East Columbus Avenue, Springfield, MA 01105 Springfield Comprehensive Treatment Center is an outpatient medication assisted treatment (MAT) provider in Springfield, Massachusetts, offering opioid addiction treatment for adults age 18 and older. Located on East Columbus Avenue, the program combines medication and counseling to help individuals recover from addiction to heroin, prescription painkillers and other opioids. Care is person centered and individualized, beginning with a thorough assessment…	Detox Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	VA Central Western Massachusetts Healthcare System Springfield CBOC	25 Bond Street, Springfield, MA 01104 The Springfield CBOC is a community-based outpatient clinic serving Veterans in Springfield, Massachusetts. As part of the broader VA Central Western Massachusetts network, the clinic provides access to primary care, mental health services and treatment for alcohol and other substance use concerns. The clinic serves as a Veteran-focused gateway to integrated, whole-person care tailored to the unique experiences of those…	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Springfield–Comprehensive Treatment Centers	511 E Columbus Ave, Springfield, MA 01105 Habit OPCO is now known as the Springfield site in the Comprehensive Treatment Center network. It’s a part time opioid addiction treatment center for adults in Springfield, Massachusetts. They can help you recover from addictions to opioids, painkillers, and heroin. You’ll get medication like Suboxone and methadone to control withdrawal symptoms and cravings. Your counselor helps you set recovery goals…	Detox Inpatient Outpatient	Private insurance
	Boca Recovery Center Massachusetts – Drug Rehab & Detox	200 Kendall Street, Springfield, MA 01104 Boca Recovery Center is an addiction treatment center in Springfield, Massachusetts and it's in the heart of the city. Separate tracks organized by gender serve executives and first responders, veterans and LGBTQ+ people. There's also care for postpartum depression, among other behavioral health challenges. Detox and Rehab in Springfield Boca keeps medical detox and inpatient rehab on this campus. Detox…	Detox Inpatient	Private insurance
	Phoenix House Transitional Support Services	5 Madison Avenue, Springfield, MA 01105 Phoenix House Transitional Support Services is a short term residential addiction treatment program in Springfield, Massachusetts that serves adult men who need stabilization after detox. They are the only all male transitional support program in Western Massachusetts and is CARF accredited. Phoenix House accepts state funding, federal and government funding for substance abuse programs, self-pay, and Access to Recovery vouchers.…	Inpatient Men	Medicaid Private insurance
	Springfield Pine Street Clinic	367 Pine Street, Springfield, MA 01105 Springfield Pine Street Clinic is an outpatient behavioral health facility providing substance abuse treatment and mental health services in Springfield, Massachusetts. The clinic offers individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and home-based services to treat addiction, co-occurring disorders, and mental health concerns for clients of all ages. They accept private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and MassHealth. Springfield Pine Street Clinic serves…	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	BHN The Hope Center	35 Heywood Street, Springfield, MA 01104 BHN The Hope Center is a clinical stabilization and residential treatment program in Springfield, Massachusetts. The center serves adults in recovery from substance use and supports men and women transitioning out of detox, with care that can address co-occurring mental health needs alongside addiction. As part of Behavioral Health Network's larger continuum, The Hope Center offers a steady bridge from…	Inpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	CHD Goodwin House	332 Birnie Avenue, Springfield, MA 01107 CHD Goodwin House is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. CHD Goodwin House specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Inpatient
	Two Rivers Recovery Center for Women	332 Birnie Avenue, Springfield, MA 01107 Two Rivers Recovery Center for Women is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Two Rivers Recovery Center for Women specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Inpatient Women
	Behavioral Health Network Center for Development	120 Maple Street Suite 219, Springfield, MA 01105 Behavioral Health Network Center for Development is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Behavioral Health Network Center for Development specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Behavioral Health Network Opportunity House	10 & 12 Ingraham Terrace, Springfield, MA 01104 Behavioral Health Network Opportunity House is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Behavioral Health Network Opportunity House specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Inpatient Men	Private insurance
	BHN Coles Place	401 Liberty Street, Springfield, MA 01104 BHN Coles Place is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. BHN Coles Place specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Detox Inpatient Men	Medicaid Private insurance
	Clinical Support Hampden	130 Maple Street Suite 325, Springfield, MA 01103 Clinical Support Hampden is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Clinical Support Hampden specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Crossroads Agency	80 Congress Street Suite 106, Springfield, MA 01104 Crossroads Agency is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Crossroads Agency specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance
	Gandara Center Addiction Recovery	33 Arch Street, Springfield, MA 01107 Gandara Center Addiction Recovery is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Gandara Center Addiction Recovery specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Detox Inpatient Outpatient Women
	Gandara Mental Health Center Outpatient Behavioral Health	85 Saint George Road, Springfield, MA 01104 Gandara Mental Health Center Outpatient Behavioral Health is a rehab located in Springfield, Massachusetts. Gandara Mental Health Center Outpatient Behavioral Health specializes in the treatment of addiction.	Detox Outpatient	Medicaid Private insurance

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Lesley Wirth, MA, CCAR

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“I personally believe that, without faith, recovery is very difficult.”

I recently read about something that resonates with me deeply - a symposium led by local faith-based organizations encouraging the community to come together and find new ways to respond to the addiction crisis in Springfield.

The Diocese of Springfield and Elms College hosted the addiction symposium. They encouraged attendees to look at addiction as a medical issue, not a character flaw. It was stressed that this symposium must be a judgment-free zone. Elms College invited several speakers and addiction experts to speak, offering advice on how best to support loved ones battling addiction. And many of those keynote speakers had personal experience with addiction in their own families, which helps to make the epidemic more relatable and impactful.

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What to know about rehab in Springfield

How We Rank Listings

Every facility on this page is a licensed or accredited provider drawn from public treatment directories and verified against state licensing records. We prioritize listings that hold recognized third-party accreditation, and that report the levels of care, payment options and specialty services they actually deliver.

Our goal is to help you compare real options, not to sell placement. When ranking facilities, we weigh the following:

Accreditation and licensing from bodies such as The Joint Commission, CARF, and the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS).
Levels of care offered, from medical detox through outpatient and aftercare, where you can match a program to your clinical need.
Payment and insurance acceptance, including MassHealth, Medicare, private insurance and sliding-scale or financial-assistance options.
Specialty programming for populations such as veterans, young adults and people with co-occurring mental health conditions.

Rehab in Springfield: What to Know

Springfield is the largest city in Western Massachusetts and the seat of Hampden County, with roughly 153,000 residents. It anchors a metro region that includes Chicopee, Holyoke and West Springfield, and it carries a disproportionate share of the county's substance use burden. Of all fatal and nonfatal overdoses recorded across Hampden County over 2023 and 2024, about 55 percent occurred in Springfield, according to data shared with the Hampden County Addiction Taskforce in July 2025. The 33 treatment facilities listed on this page sit within a wider network of care spanning the county and the broader statewide directory of Massachusetts rehab centers.

A handful of large, long-established providers shape the city's behavioral health landscape. For example, Behavioral Health Network (BHN), which was founded in Springfield in 1937 and headquartered on Liberty Street, operates 11 licensed mental health and substance use outpatient clinics across Hampden County and runs the region's 24/7 psychiatric crisis services. The Gandara Center provides bilingual, culturally specific services for the city's large Latinx community, and Baystate Health operates hospital-based behavioral health programs in the metro area. Together, these organizations form the backbone of publicly funded addiction treatment options in Springfield.

Opioids remain the dominant driver of local harm. Springfield recorded 117 fatal opioid overdoses in 2023, down slightly from 122 the year before but still well above the 75 deaths recorded in 2016, according to the city health department. As statewide fatalities have declined, Hampden County has tracked the same downward trend more recently, reporting 90 fatal overdoses countywide in 2024 compared with 97 in 2023. Alarmingly, fentanyl continues to contaminate the local drug supply, which is why harm reduction and rapid post-overdose outreach have become central to the city's response to opioid use disorder.

One notable local initiative is the Hampden County Addiction Taskforce (HCAT) Rapid Response and Connection Team, a collaboration between the Hampden District Attorney's Office and the Hampden County Sheriff's Office. Operating out of Springfield, the three-person team deploys to individuals within 24 to 72 hours of an overdose or at-risk referral, connecting people to treatment and distributing naloxone. Since 2021, the team has logged more than 2,200 outreach attempts and helped place more than 230 people into treatment, with roughly half of those placements happening in a single recent year.

Cost of Rehab in Springfield

There is no single price for addiction treatment. Cost depends on the level of care, program length and how much of the bill your insurance covers. The figures below reflect statewide Massachusetts averages for uninsured, full-price care. Most people in Springfield pay far less once MassHealth, Medicare, or private insurance is applied, and many state-funded and sliding-scale programs bring the out-of-pocket cost close to zero.

Springfield sits in one of the lower-cost regions of Massachusetts, so local prices generally track at or below these statewide averages. Several factors move the number up or down, and the biggest lever is almost always insurance. Verifying your benefits before admission is the single most useful step you can take, and it is worth reviewing how to use insurance for rehab before you call a facility.

Treatment setting inpatient costs more than outpatient

Program length 30, 60, or 90 days

Co-occurring mental health care dual diagnosis adds clinical services

Insurance type and network status

Sliding-scale eligibility and financial assistance

If you are weighing a residential program against outpatient care, remember that the higher sticker price of inpatient treatment usually reflects housing, meals and 24-hour staffing rather than a difference in the quality of therapy itself.

How to Pay for Rehab in Springfield

Across the 33 facilities listed in Springfield, a wide range of payment options is accepted, from self-payment and private insurance to public coverage and financial assistance. Massachusetts has one of the most developed public treatment systems in the country, so uninsured and low-income residents have real pathways to care. The counts below reflect how many Springfield-area listings accept each payment type.

Medicare

Medicare covers substance use disorder treatment for eligible beneficiaries, generally those age 65 and older or with a qualifying disability. Part A covers inpatient hospital-based care and medically supervised detox, while Part B covers outpatient services including counseling and therapy. Nineteen Springfield-area listings accept Medicare. If you or a family member are enrolled, confirm that a given program bills Medicare directly and ask whether detox and any residential stay meet the medical-necessity criteria Medicare applies.

MassHealth (Medicaid)

MassHealth is the name of Medicaid in Massachusetts and is the single most important payment source for many Springfield residents, with 22 local listings accepting it. Behavioral health services are administered through the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership (MBHP), a network of more than 1,200 providers. For in-network behavioral health care, there is generally no copay, and MassHealth covers medication-assisted treatment such as buprenorphine and methadone with no cost-sharing for members. Coverage spans detox, residential stabilization, outpatient counseling and long-term therapy.

Military Benefits

Thirteen Springfield-area listings accept TRICARE, the health program for active-duty service members, retirees and their families. Veterans have additional options through the VA New England Healthcare System, and the Springfield Vet Center offers readjustment counseling and referrals to VA addiction services at no cost to eligible veterans. More detail on eligibility and enrollment is available through rehab resources for veterans and military families.

Insurance and Private Pay

Most private insurers are required under the Affordable Care Act and Massachusetts parity law to cover substance use disorder treatment as an essential health benefit, including detox, inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and standard outpatient care. Twenty-six Springfield listings accept private insurance and 28 accept self-payment. As of 2024, Massachusetts law also prohibits insurers from requiring prior authorization during the first 72 hours of substance use disorder treatment, which means a private plan cannot delay admission during the critical early window of withdrawal.

Major insurance carriers accepted at Springfield-area programs include:

Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
Humana
MassHealth
Medicare
TRICARE
UnitedHealthcare

Other Low-Cost Options

Eighteen listings offer some form of financial assistance, 8 offer sliding-scale fees tied to income, and 6 offer financing or payment plans. State-funded programs through BSAS often prioritize uninsured residents and those with MassHealth, and many carry little or no out-of-pocket cost.

Free Treatment Programs

At least one Springfield-area listing offers fully free treatment, and additional no-cost support is available through harm reduction and community organizations described further down this page. The City of Springfield also administers an Opioid Recovery and Remediation Fund, financed by national opioid litigation settlements, which has funded local organizations to expand services for uninsured and underserved residents. If cost is a barrier, it is also worth exploring rehab scholarships and free treatment options.

Levels of Care Available in Springfield

Springfield offers a full continuum of care, with 12 facilities providing medical detox, 16 offering inpatient rehab and 23 delivering outpatient services. Twenty-two programs treat co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and 6 offer sober living. The cards below show how many local programs provide each level.

Medical detox is often the first step, providing supervised withdrawal management with medication to ease symptoms and reduce risk. With 12 detox providers locally, this level of care is relatively accessible in Springfield. Learn more about what to expect from medically supervised detox.

Inpatient and residential rehab provides 24-hour care in a structured setting, typically for 30 to 90 days depending on clinical need. Springfield's 16 inpatient programs suit people with more severe substance use disorders or unstable home environments. Read more about residential treatment.

Outpatient care lets people live at home while attending treatment several days a week, and it is the most widely available level locally with 23 clinics. Intensity ranges from standard outpatient counseling up through more structured formats. Explore how outpatient and intensive outpatient programs work.

Dual diagnosis programs, available at 22 Springfield facilities, treat substance use alongside conditions such as co-occurring depression or anxiety. Integrated treatment tends to produce better outcomes than addressing either condition alone.

Sober living homes, of which Springfield has 6, offer substance-free transitional housing that bridges structured treatment and independent living, an important part of rehab aftercare and continuing care.

Specialty Programs in Springfield

Many Springfield programs tailor care to specific populations, recognizing that a young adult, a veteran or a person managing alcohol use disorder each face different circumstances on the path to recovery. The counts below reflect specialty programming among the city's listings.

Programs serving young adults and college-age clients are the most common specialty locally, reflecting the age distribution of people entering treatment. These programs address the pressures specific to young adult and college student substance use.

Alcohol-focused and opioid-focused programs are each offered by 21 Springfield facilities, matching the two substances most reflected in local data. Dedicated tracks help people navigate the distinct medical and behavioral challenges of alcohol use disorder versus opioid dependence.

Springfield also has 6 LGBTQ+ friendly programs offering LGBTQ+ affirming addiction care, and 3 veterans and military programs. Programs for women, men and older adults round out the specialty options.

Free and Low-Cost Rehab Resources in Springfield

Cost should never be the reason someone goes without help. Springfield has a layered network of free crisis lines, harm reduction services, and publicly funded programs. The resources below are verified and available to residents regardless of insurance status.

Crisis and Helplines

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988 for free, confidential, 24/7 support during a mental health or overdose-related crisis. See additional crisis support and suicide prevention resources.
Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline — 1-800-327-5050 (helplinema.org). Free, confidential statewide referral service connecting callers to treatment and recovery resources.
SAMHSA National Helpline — 1-800-662-HELP (4357). Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information service.
BHN 24-Hour Crisis Line — (413) 733-6661. Behavioral Health Network's around-the-clock psychiatric and substance use crisis response for Hampden County, regardless of insurance. Walk-in support is available at 417 Liberty Street, Entrance B, Springfield.

County and Community Services

BHN WellBeing Community Behavioral Health Center — (413) 301-9355. Same-day and 24/7 crisis services for mental health and substance use, with care in English and Spanish, serving Springfield and surrounding towns. bhninc.org/wellbeing
Hampden County Addiction Taskforce Rapid Response and Connection Team — (413) 781-2050 ext. 8300. Post-overdose outreach connecting residents to treatment and naloxone. Walk-in registration at 736 State Street, Springfield, weekdays 9 to 11 a.m. hcsoma.org/hcat/
Gandara Center — 1-877-733-4187. Bilingual, culturally specific substance use and mental health services for the Latinx community and others across Western Massachusetts.
gandaracenter.org

Harm Reduction

Tapestry Health — Springfield site at 1985 Main Street, Suite G tapestryhealth.org. Free syringe services, naloxone distribution, fentanyl and xylazine drug checking, HIV and hepatitis C testing and safer-use supplies, with mobile delivery available. Tapestry is the community partner running drug-checking services in Springfield.

Veterans and Military

Springfield Vet Center — Part of the VA New England Healthcare System. Readjustment counseling and referrals to VA substance use services at no cost to eligible veterans. vetcenter.va.gov/

Government and Public Coverage

MassHealth — Apply online at mahealthconnector.org or call (800) 841-2900. Massachusetts Medicaid covers detox, inpatient, outpatient, and medication-assisted treatment, often at little or no cost for eligible residents.
Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS) — mass.gov. Oversees state-funded prevention, treatment, and recovery programs, many of which prioritize uninsured residents.

Drug and Alcohol Use Statistics in Springfield

Springfield carries the heaviest substance use burden in Hampden County, though recent data points to modest improvement in line with statewide declines. Opioids, and fentanyl in particular, drive the majority of local harm, while alcohol remains a persistent contributor to overall substance-related deaths across Massachusetts.

Fentanyl contamination of the drug supply remains the defining risk factor. Statewide, fentanyl was present in about 90 percent of fatal opioid overdoses with available toxicology in 2023, and the veterinary sedative xylazine is increasingly detected alongside it. The share of the county's overdoses concentrated in Springfield reflects both its population size and the socioeconomic pressures documented among city residents.

Hampden County recorded a 23 percent drop in fatal overdoses in the first half of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024, and at-risk referrals to outreach teams rose over the same window, suggesting more people are seeking help earlier. Sustained access to opioid use disorder treatment and harm reduction is widely credited for the shift. For national context, see aggregated substance use statistics.

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