High Point Treatment Center New Bedford

High Point Treatment Center New Bedford Outpatient is one program within the High Point network. It provides outpatient services for people with a substance use disorder, including those who also have a mental health condition at the same time. Adults are the group the program serves, and its team coordinates with other treatment and detox providers who send referrals, so everyone can agree the program is a good match. Assessment comes before enrollment, and the staff use it to point each person toward the appropriate level of care, whether that is here or with another provider.

The center follows a structured outpatient schedule that includes one-on-one and group counseling, with attention to preventing relapse and overdose. The program also includes life skills training and help with aftercare planning, and AA or NA meetings take place on site in New Bedford every day. Once someone completes the program, the team assists with connecting them to mental health resources in the wider community when needed.

High Point likewise serves individuals who have been homeless recently, with the goal of helping them move safely into stable situations. MassHealth (Medicaid) is accepted by the network, and a sliding fee scale exists for those without insurance or with limited coverage. When someone requires more intensive care than outpatient can provide, the staff will tell them so at the evaluation instead of placing them in an unsuitable level of care.

Programs at High Point New Bedford

Since the program is outpatient, people live at home or in stable housing and attend weekday appointments in New Bedford. Most participants remain in the program around 30 days, although the schedule can shift to fit individual needs. Treatment covers alcohol, drug addiction, heroin, opioids, and prescription drugs, and the team treats co-occurring mental health disorders at the same time.

Care includes individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment, along with life skills and psychoeducation. Relapse prevention counseling and Twelve Step facilitation are offered too. AA or NA meetings take place on site every day, and the program holds Joint Commission accreditation. If someone requires withdrawal care before beginning, the team can coordinate with a detox provider instead of admitting that person here.

• Family Therapy
• Life Skills
• Medical
• Group Therapy
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Family Involvement
• Psychoeducation
• Twelve Step

Who High Point New Bedford serves

• Adults seeking outpatient treatment for alcohol or drug use.
• In New Bedford, people with mental health conditions occurring alongside addiction that need treatment together with substance use.
• Individuals referred from detox or other providers who need a step-down level of care.
• Men and women, including those who have recently experienced homelessness.
• People who need help with relapse and overdose prevention and aftercare planning.

The New Bedford outpatient setting

The center is located at 68 N. Front St. in New Bedford, Massachusetts, close to local services and public transit. Since care is outpatient, there are no residential beds; individuals attend scheduled sessions and return home afterward. For someone who lives far from downtown New Bedford, a closer outpatient program may be a better fit, and the helpline can point out other SAMHSA-listed options.

High Point Treatment Center New Bedford

High Point Treatment Center accepts MassHealth (Medicaid) across its network, and this outpatient location also offers a sliding fee scale for people who are uninsured or underinsured. Cash pay rates are available for people who prefer to pay privately at the New Bedford site. Because coverage and fees differ by situation, call the helpline on this page to confirm what applies. If MassHealth is your plan, then ask which specific plan the center bills before you schedule.

Questions to ask High Point New Bedford

• Does this outpatient program accept my specific MassHealth plan or other insurance?
• What is the daily or weekly time commitment for the 30-day program?
• How does the center coordinate with my current detox or mental health provider?
• Are medication-assisted treatment and family therapy available on site?
• What aftercare support is offered when the program ends?