Our full range of services allows clients the opportunity to transition to another Spectrum program and receive ongoing support as their recovery progresses.
INPATIENT TREATMENT
Three levels of inpatient care, including detoxification, clinical stabilization services and residential treatment, are available at Spectrum’s treatment campus in Westborough, Massachusetts. The Charles J. Faris Recovery Center, overlooking the campus grounds, serves as the company’s flagship. This beautiful, state-of-the-art residential treatment facility features a full-service dining room, fitness center, media room, family meeting room and outdoor patio area. Inpatient services are also available at our highly regarded residential facility in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Spectrum offers a range of counseling services and medication-assisted treatment at outpatient treatment centers located throughout Massachusetts. Our peer recovery support centers help individuals sustain their recovery over time.
For more information regarding any of Spectrum’s services, please call 1-877-MyRehab (1-877-697-3422).
Inpatient Detoxification
154 Oak Street, Westborough, MA (males & females)
861 Main Street, First Floor, Weymouth, MA (males only)
Spectrum’s detoxification programs provide 24-hour medical supervision and compassionate nursing care to ensure safe withdrawal from alcohol, opioids and other substances. Medications are used to suppress withdrawal symptoms and make clients as comfortable as possible during detoxification. During this time, we work with each client to prepare them for the next step in the recovery process. Because addiction is a chronic disease, most individuals benefit from continued treatment to learn how to live drug-free and sustain their recovery over time.
For more information, please call 1.800.366.7732.
Clinical Stabilization Services
155A Oak Street, Westborough, MA (males & females)
861 Main Street, First Floor, Weymouth, MA (males only)
Spectrum offers clinical stabilization services for men and women in Westborough and for men-only in Weymouth. The primary focus of these short-term residential programs is to bridge the gap between detoxification and aftercare by engaging clients in the treatment process and helping them plan the next step in their recovery. Programming includes a comprehensive assessment, treatment planning, individual and group counseling, health education, continuing care planning and follow-up.
For more information, please call 1.800.366.7732.
Residential Treatment
154 Oak Street, Westborough, MA (men and women)
861 Main Street, Second Floor, Weymouth, MA (males only)
Spectrum offers separate residential programs specifically geared to the unique needs of men and women. In each program, clients participate in a structured weekly schedule consisting of individual, group and family counseling, recovery groups, relapse prevention training and recreational activities. All clients develop a comprehensive continuing care plan to help them sustain their recovery following discharge from the program. Length of stay in our residential programs is variable based upon individual needs.
For more information, please call 1.800.366.7732.
Outpatient Counseling
In response to COVID-19, all individuals seeking outpatient services (including court-mandated programming) should call 1-877-MyRehab for admission instructions until further notice.
68 Franklin Street, Framingham, MA
100 Plaistow Road, Haverhill, MA
40 Spruce Street, Leominster, MA
200 East Main Street, Milford, MA
50 Howe Avenue, Millbury, MA
1274 Curran Highway, North Adams, MA
390 Merrill Road, Pittsfield, MA
184 Broadway, Suites 17 & 18, Saugus, MA
176 Main Street, Southbridge, MA
210 Bear Hill Road, Suite 203, Waltham, MA
178 Winter Street, Weymouth, MA
585 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA
105 Merrick Street, Worcester, MA
Spectrum’s outpatient treatment centers provide a range of individual, group and family counseling services to adults with substance use and/or mental health disorders at various stages of recovery. Upon admission, a comprehensive intake evaluation is completed and used to develop an individualized treatment plan for each client. Based upon this plan, services are provided to address individual needs and teach clients the skills needed for recovery. We also work closely with family members, educating them about addiction and supporting their involvement in the recovery process, as appropriate.
Spectrum’s intensive outpatient treatment program is offered at select locations. This more intensive level of care involves two group and one brief individual session each day, in addition to family groups and more in depth individual sessions on a weekly basis. The duration of the program is a minimum of three weeks.
For more information, please call 1.800.464.9555.
Medication for Substance Use Disorders
In response to COVID-19, all individuals seeking outpatient services (including court-mandated programming) should call 1-877-MyRehab for admission instructions until further notice.
All of Spectrum’s outpatient treatment centers offer medication for substance use disorders, including methadone and naltrexone (Vivitrol) to reduce relapse, lessen withdrawal and prevent overdose. Buprenorphine (Suboxone) induction is available in our Milford, Weymouth, and Pleasant Street, Worcester locations. All clients will receive a comprehensive clinical assessment and complete medical evaluation, medical monitoring, medication dispensing, individualized treatment planning, educational services, and individual, group and/or family counseling.
Same-day admission for medication for substance use disorders is available at all of our outpatient treatment centers according to a set schedule which allows clients to complete the intake, physical exam, and toxicology requirement on the same day. If appropriate, clients may also receive their first dose of medication at that time. The entire admission process takes approximately 3 to 4 hours to complete.
Outpatient Locations |
Same-Day Opiate Treatment Walk-In |
|---|---|
| Framingham 68 Franklin Street |
Thurs – 6:00am |
| Haverhill 100 Plaistow Road |
Thurs – 6:00am |
| Leominster 40 Spruce Street |
Tues – 5:30am |
| Milford 200 East Main Street |
Thurs – 6:30am |
| Millbury 50 Howe Avenue |
Tues – 6:30am |
| North Adams 1274 Curran Memorial Highway |
Tues – 6:00am |
| Pittsfield 390 Merrill Road |
Wed – 6:00am |
| Saugus 184 Broadway, Suites 17 & 18 |
Thurs – 5:30am |
| Southbridge 176 Main Street |
Tues – 6:00am |
| Waltham 210 Bear Hill Road, Suite 203 |
Call (781) 916-9388 for hours |
| Weymouth 178 Winter Street |
Thurs – 6am |
| Worcester 585 Lincoln Street |
Wed/Thurs – 5:30am |
| Worcester 475 Pleasant Street* |
Mon/Wed – 9am – 1pm, Fri – 8am – 11am |
* naltrexone and buprenorphine only
Requirements for same-day admissions include:
- Valid picture identification
- No benzodiazepines or methadone in person’s system without a prescription or last dose letter
- No illicit use for twelve hours prior to admission
- Must be experiencing withdrawal symptoms
- Valid insurance or payment agreement for self-pay clients (debit/credit cards and money orders accepted)
- Additional restrictions may apply
In addition, rapid access to naltrexone and buprenorphine services is available at our Framingham and Pleasant Street, Worcester locations for individuals with opioid us and/or stimulant use disorders.
For more information, please call 1.800.464.9555.
Peer Recovery Support
487 Essex Street, Lawrence, MA
31 Main Street, Marlborough, MA
25 Pleasant Street, Worcester, MA
Spectrum hosts three peer recovery support centers in Lawrence, Marlborough and Worcester, Massachusetts. Peer recovery support centers provide volunteer-driven education and support services for adults at varying stages of recovery. All activities and services are led and driven by “peers” – that is, individuals who have experienced addiction and recovery, either directly or as a family member or friend. Each center offers a variety of support groups, recreational activities, social events and volunteer opportunities. Members also have access to onsite computers and a wealth of resource materials.
For more information, please call 1.978.655.3674 (Lawrence), 1.508.485.0298 (Marlborough) or 1.508.799.6221 (Worcester).
Anger Management
In response to COVID-19, all individuals seeking outpatient services (including court-mandated programming) should call 1-877-MyRehab for admission instructions until further notice.
40 Spruce Street, Leominster, MA
Spectrum’s anger management program serves individuals with a history of anger, violence and aggressive behavior. Programming is designed to raise awareness and promote behavioral change. Clients must accept personal responsibility for their actions and attend fifteen 90-minute group sessions during which time they learn alternative patterns of behavior.
For more information, please call 1.800.464.9555.
Adolescent Services
Spectrum operates several programs for at-risk youth with funding provided by the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS).
Bright Futures
Located in Methuen, Massachusetts, Bright Futures is a 12-bed residential substance abuse treatment program for adolescent males from across the state. Clients range between 11 and 20 years of age. The program teaches youth the skills necessary to maintain drug-free, pro-social lifestyles. Program participants follow a structured weekly schedule consisting of individual and family counseling, recovery-focused group meetings, life skills training, academic instruction and recreational activities. Length of stay is individualized, based on client needs.
R.E.A.C.H.
Located in Grafton, Massachusetts, Spectrum’s Recovery through Education, Adventure, Commitment and Health (REACH) is a 10-bed program for adolescent and young adult males, ages 13 to 21 years. Programming includes individual and family counseling, life skills training and academic classes. Project Adventure activities are used to impart lessons in leadership, perseverance, communication, decision-making, teamwork, trust and personal responsibility. The program primarily serves clients from the Central Region of the state, however, there are a limited number of beds allocated for youth from across the Commonwealth. Length of stay is individualized, usually ranging between 120 to 180 days.
Detention
Located in Westborough, Massachusetts, Spectrum’s 15-bed detention program serves females 13 to 20 years of age with charges ranging from misdemeanors to felony. The goal of this short-term program is to reduce delinquent behaviors and encourage positive change in a safe, supportive and highly structured environment. Length of stay depends on the level of court involvement. Spectrum is contracted to serve clients from three DYS regions of the state.
Intimate Partner Abuse Education
In response to COVID-19, all individuals seeking outpatient services (including court-mandated programming) should call 1-877-MyRehab for admission instructions until further notice.
68 Franklin Street, Framingham, MA
40 Spruce Street, Leominster, MA
31 Main Street, Marlborough, MA
200 East Main Street, Milford, MA
176 Main Street, Southbridge, MA
585 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA
Spectrum’s Prevention of Abuse and Violence through Education (P.A.V.E.) program is a 40-week program designed for men who batter their partners. The program helps clients recognize violent and controlling behaviors, take responsibility for their actions, and learn non-violent ways to resolve conflict with others. Clients are required to attend forty 2-hour group sessions. Intervention may also involve referrals to develop a sober and drug-free lifestyle, obtain employment training or acquire parenting skills.
For more information, please call 1.800.464.9555.
Massachusetts Impaired Driving Program
In response to COVID-19, all individuals seeking outpatient services (including court-mandated programming) should call 1-877-MyRehab for admission instructions until further notice.
68 Franklin Street, Framingham, MA
200 Main Street, Gardner, MA
40 Spruce Street, Leominster, MA
200 East Main Street, Milford, MA
585 Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA
105 Merrick Street, Worcester, MA
Spectrum’s driver alcohol education program is a 16-week educational program for individuals with a first conviction of Driving Under-the-Influence (DUI). Clients are court-referred and participation is mandatory. Clients must attend sixteen 2-hour group sessions and two AA Meetings while abstaining from alcohol and other drug use.
For more information, please call 1.800.464.9555.
“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.”
“The organization’s data regarding recidivism show an impressive outcome for those individuals who have received residential substance abuse treatment.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”
