Alcohol & Drug Rehabs in Brockton, Massachusetts - Addictions
Addiction Treatment • Brockton, MA
Clinic Type
Addiction Treatment
Address
320 Main Street, Brockton, MA 02301
Phone
508-427-4383
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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Insurance & Payment
Private Pay, Insurance, Financing, Sliding Scale, Free/No Cost, Scholarships
Languages Spoken
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FAQs
What payments do you accept for rehab in Brockton?
Multiple options including Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, and financing; some centers offer sliding scales or financial aid.
Is there free or low-cost residential rehab available in Brockton?
There are programs mentioned offering free residential rehab and community-based services through local initiatives.
Do centers in Brockton accept Medicare/Medicaid?
Yes, some Brockton centers accept Medicare and Medicaid for services.
Can I use private insurance for treatment in Brockton?
Yes, many centers accept private insurance and some also accept military insurance.
Are there scholarships or funding for addiction treatment in Brockton?
Some facilities may offer scholarships or funding options to help cover treatment costs.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Rehab.com (High Point / Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center): 3.9/5 (16-20 reviews)
- BirdEye (Adult & Teen Challenge MA): 4.4/5 (70 reviews)
- In The Rooms (Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center): 4.9/5 (180 reviews)
Patients praise
- some clients reported life-saving treatment experiences
- praise for dedicated and compassionate individual counselors
- positive feedback on the accessibility and affordability of programs (e.g., insurance coverage)
- appreciation for supportive environments that foster long-term recovery for those who follow program rules
Common complaints
- reports of unprofessional staff and poor communication with families
- concerns regarding facility cleanliness and safety protocols
- complaints about inadequate medical attention and alleged negligence
- frustration with discharge planning and lack of follow-up care
- allegations of HIPAA violations and privacy concerns
- mixed feedback on medication management policies (e.g., methadone dosage reductions)
- criticisms of the business model and commercialization of treatment services
"This place saved my life. I was so strung out and needed to clean myself up. I did the program and graduated."
— Rehab.com review of High Point Meadowbrook"My husband was at this facility and on his 12th day of being there, I was asked to come in for a 'family meeting', which I did. When I arrived, I found my husband to be very sickly, which he had been for 2 days and they were doing nothing for him."
— FindRehabCenters.org review of Mens Addiction Treatment Center"My daughter ran right out the front door and was not even attempted to be stopped. They called me hours and hours later as she was walking the streets of Brockton. They definitely could have cared less."
— FindRehabCenters.org review of CASTLESynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Brockton Rehab in Massachusetts - Brook Recovery Centers — Jun 30, 2026
- High Point Treatment Center - Brockton Meadowbrook Campus — Jun 26, 2026
- Outpatient Community Services - High Point Treatment Center — Jun 24, 2026
- Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Main Clinic - Recovery.com — Aug 23, 2025
- Drug Rehab In Brockton, MA - The Healing Center — Sep 23, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More addiction treatment clinics in Brockton
Summary: - Comprehensive Treatment Centers (CTCs) provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults 18+ with opioid addiction (e.g., heroin or prescription opioids) at outpatient clinics, including the Brockton location. - MAT combines prescribed medications (such as methadone, buprenorphine/Suboxone, and naltrexone) with counseling (individual, family, and group therapy) to ease withdrawal, support recovery, and address co-occurring mental health needs. - Benefits highlighted: enables treatment while working/attending school and staying at home; medications reduce withdrawal discomfort and support engagement in therapy; counseling covers relapse prevention, coping skills, emotion regulation, and healthy communication. - Company context: Public healthcare provider headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, offering outpatient MAT services through a network (CTCs) focused on opioid use disorder. Note: The page confirms CTCs as the provider type and outlines MAT-with-counseling as core offerings; it does not provide Brockton-specific clinic details beyond the Brockton-focused query. If you need the exact Brockton clinic address, hours, or contact, I can look up the latest details.
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