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Mayflower Recovery

362 Middlesex Ave · Wilmington, MA 01887 · 978-737-7937

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Levels of care

Detox, Inpatient / residential, Outpatient

Programs

Alcohol rehab and substance abuse.

Insurance

Private insurance, self-pay

Accreditation

Joint Commission

Setting

Treatment center in Wilmington, MA

Capacity

48 beds

About Mayflower Recovery

In Wilmington, Massachusetts there's a place called Mayflower Recovery that has been helping individuals address mental health and substance abuse disorders since 2021. They have created a place that feels safe and calm and has the perfect vibe to truly start recovering. It’s close enough to Boston to be accessible but in a quiet setting that lets you breathe. They can help with different kinds of struggles including alcohol, opioids, sleep meds, cocaine, meth and everything in between.

Detox and Residential Treatment

First they make sure you're safe when your body is adjusting. This is the detox part, with doctors and nurses watching over you. Then you move into a residential program where you live for a while, focusing on getting better.

It's not a one size fits all thing. You might talk to a counselor on your own or in a group with others. Sometimes family comes in too. They also have some different ways of helping you that include being around animals, working with horses, making art and listening to music. Counselors also use things like cognitive behavioral therapy to learn how your thoughts affect you and help you figure out how to stay on track.

Little Things That Make a Difference

Mayflower Recovery pays attention to the details. The rooms are semi-private and shared with TVs and luxury beds. There are chill spots to just hang out, like the living room with a fireplace and game rooms where you can have some fun.

The food isn't just hospital food either. They provide restaurant quality food with dietary needs. Plus food is available 24/7. They also plan activities and sometimes go out.

One thing that seems to make it easier is how they handle things when you first get there. They try to sort out the insurance quickly so you don't have to worry about that right away. It feels like they've thought about the little things that can make a big difference when you're trying to heal.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Alcohol rehab
  • Substance abuse

Levels of care

  • Detox
  • Inpatient / residential
  • Outpatient

Insurance & payment

Private insurance

Other payment options

  • Self-pay

Mayflower Recovery should accept the insurers above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers please contact your provider.

Accreditation & licensing

  • Joint Commission

Joint Commission accreditation is a voluntary review of a treatment center's quality and safety standards.

Location

Facility
Mayflower Recovery
Address
362 Middlesex Ave
Wilmington, MA 01887
Phone
978-737-7937
Website
mayflowerrecovery.com

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