Founded in 1969, Spectrum Health Systems, Inc. is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals impacted by addiction and/or mental health disorders. Spectrum’s Correctional Treatment Division was established in 1993 to provide specialized, person-centered, trauma-informed treatment to offenders with a history of substance abuse and criminal behavior.

Our correctional treatment programs now operate in prison and community-based settings throughout Massachusetts, Georgia and Virginia, serving more than 6,500 offenders/probationers each day.

Spectrum Health Systems appreciates the unique management approach needed to support operations across the country, having operated multi-state programs for more than twenty-eight years. Based in Massachusetts, Spectrum’s Corporate Office provides programmatic support in the following areas: clinical design, human resources, professional development, risk management, compliance, quality assurance and financial management.

Spectrum regularly pursues new program development opportunities across the country and welcomes inquiries from interested parties seeking effective treatment solutions.

“The organization has a well-defined set of values, including compassion, service excellence, integrity, optimal care, creativity, positive workplace and fiscal responsibility, that is reiterated throughout all levels of programming.”

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“The organization’s data regarding recidivism show an impressive outcome for those individuals who have received residential substance abuse treatment.”

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“The organization’s leadership, staff members, and other stakeholders believe in the mission of the organization and its ability to improve the lives of those served.”

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“The staff members of Spectrum Health Systems are enthusiastic and energetic in their interactions with the persons served and are credited by the persons served for fostering hope in their future.”

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“I entered Spectrum’s detox at the lowest point in my life. While I was there, I took a tour of the residential program. I decided to try it because I did not want to go back to my old way of life. Now I’m in recovery, working and making plans for my future – something I never dreamed possible.”

“The Correctional Recovery Academy model provides a holistic approach to treating addictions and associated behaviors. All aspects of living without substances are addressed, practiced and modeled.”

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