CleanSlate Centers New Bedford
CleanSlate Centers New Bedford provides outpatient care at 92 Grape St. It opened in 2009 and treats opioid and alcohol use with medication-assisted treatment. Call the free helpline to ask about coverage.
OutpatientCo-Occurring Mental Health30+ days
At CleanSlate Centers New Bedford, the aim is to support people in breaking free from physical reliance on alcohol, opioids, and similar substances. A team of licensed clinicians delivers medication-assisted treatment as a central part of care, pairing FDA-approved medications with counseling and mental health services. Their approach rests on evidence-based practice, and every plan is shaped around the individual. If you are wondering whether outpatient care suits your situation, the helpline is a place to talk it through.
A specialized track serves expectant mothers, with medical oversight meant to protect both mother and child. The center also addresses mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction alongside substance use, so both are treated at the same time. Individual, group, and family counseling are available, and after treatment people can get help with housing, transportation, job counseling, and recovery coaching. CleanSlate Centers New Bedford is listed by SAMHSA and accredited by CARF.
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Because this is outpatient care, people come in for appointments and stay at home rather than spending the night. Medication assisted therapy for alcohol and opioid use is offered at the center, with FDA-approved medications that ease withdrawal and cravings. Counseling comes in one-on-one, group, and family formats, and mental health support is part of the program for people with co-occurring conditions. The program describes itself as evidence-based, medical, and personalized. CleanSlate Centers New Bedford in New Bedford offers outpatient rehab and detox support through medication-assisted treatment close to several bus routes.
For pregnant women, a dedicated program combines medication treatment with medical oversight. When someone needs 24/7 monitoring during withdrawal, then a higher level of care may be the safer choice, and the helpline can help you find it. The center also offers continuing care and recovery coach support after the main phase, along with employment counseling and housing services.
- Group Therapy
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Family Therapy
- Personalized Treatment
- Evidence-Based
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Medical
Who this location is meant for
- Adults dealing with alcohol use, including those who drink heavily and want help
- People with opioid use disorder, including heroin and synthetic drugs
- Individuals with mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction
- Pregnant women who need medically supervised care
- Men and women seeking outpatient treatment rather than residential care
Location and program duration
A typical stay runs 30 days or longer, though the schedule for each person is adjusted to fit their needs. Because this location is outpatient, it does not provide residential beds; visits are scheduled during office hours. At the New Bedford site, you can book Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday between 8:30 AM and 5 PM, and on Wednesday between 8:30 AM and 8 PM. The New Bedford facility sits close to several bus routes, provides services in English, and has air-conditioned rooms. The center has been operating since 2009. If a later appointment fits your family's routine better, Wednesday is the day to aim for.
Costs and coverage in New Bedford
Medicaid, Medicare, and several insurance options are accepted at the center, which also publishes cash pay rates. Since coverage differs from plan to plan, the helpline can help you discover what your policy covers for outpatient treatment. Call the helpline to verify insurance for rehab centers in Massachusetts like this one before deciding anything. A call costs nothing and keeps your details private. Should your plan not cover a service, the helpline can assist you to ask the center concerning self-pay rates or alternatives.
What to raise before enrolling
- Does my insurance plan cover medication-assisted treatment at this center?
- What medications are used, and who manages them?
- How often are counseling sessions scheduled each week?
- What does the program for pregnant women include?
- Can you explain the continuing care and recovery coach services after I finish?
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Common questions
What services does CleanSlate Centers New Bedford provide?
Outpatient medication assisted therapy for alcohol and opioid use is available at the center, together with individual, group, and family counseling. Mental health conditions that co-occur with addiction are also treated, and there is a program for pregnant women. Once the main phase ends, people can use continuing care, employment counseling, housing services, and recovery coaches. The center began operating in 2009 and holds CARF accreditation. It is one of 326 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Massachusetts.
Does CleanSlate Centers New Bedford accept Medicaid?
Yes, Medicaid and Medicare appear among the insurance options the center accepts, and cash pay rates are offered as well. Since plans differ, confirming your own coverage before starting is a good idea. You can use the helpline to check what your plan covers and what you might pay out of pocket. Making that call is free of charge, remains confidential, and requires no enrollment commitment.
Is detox available at CleanSlate Centers New Bedford?
The center offers outpatient care and medication-assisted treatment, which can ease withdrawal symptoms, but it is not a residential detox facility. If you or someone you know needs 24/7 medical monitoring during withdrawal, a higher level of care may be appropriate. Alcohol and benzo withdrawal can become serious so a clinician should assess the situation. The helpline can help you determine the right level of care.
How long does treatment last at CleanSlate Centers New Bedford?
A majority of clients spend 30 days in the program or longer, but each plan is built for the person and can change. As an outpatient center, it has people come in for appointments during office hours and return home afterward. Hours at the New Bedford location are 8:30 AM to 5 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, with Wednesday running 8:30 AM to 8 PM. Reach the helpline to ask about Massachusetts rehab centers and what to expect.
What should I ask about insurance before starting at CleanSlate Centers New Bedford?
Ask whether your plan covers medication-assisted treatment, counseling sessions, and the program for pregnant women. The center accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and various insurance options, and it lists cash pay rates. Because coverage varies, the helpline can help you verify what your policy will pay. That call costs nothing and stays private. If your plan does not cover a service, then the helpline can help you ask about cash pay or other options.
Does CleanSlate Centers New Bedford offer medication-assisted treatment?
At the heart of this center's care is medication-assisted treatment. Medications cleared by the FDA help reduce the discomfort of withdrawal and the pull of cravings, and they come alongside counseling and mental health support. The center treats alcohol use and opioid use, heroin and synthetic drugs included. If it is unclear whether MAT suits your situation, a clinician at the center or someone on the helpline can walk through the choices with you. The center describes the approach as evidence-based and shaped around the person in front of them.