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Northeast Health Services Danvers

You are looking for mental health care for a family member in Danvers. Northeast Health Services is among 326 facilities listed by SAMHSA in Massachusetts. This page describes what the center provides and how to think through what comes next.

Northeast Health Services - Danvers, Danvers

Outpatient5 days

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At its Danvers location, Northeast Health Services runs an outpatient mental health practice for children, teens, adults, couples, and families across the North Shore. Each person's Massachusetts treatment plan is shaped by their own diagnosis and preferences. Care teams bring together counseling, psychiatric services, and medication management, beginning with a thorough assessment instead of a set number of sessions.

Appointments are available in person and by telehealth, and an online portal lets people manage scheduling and care details. Extended weekday hours at this Danvers center make it easier to fit visits around work or school. For depression, the center also offers transcranial magnetic stimulation and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy alongside more traditional talk therapy.

Northeast Health Services Danvers

Northeast Health Services Danvers offers outpatient care, which means the person stays at home and travels to the center for appointments or takes part online. For some structured services, the center lists a typical length of 5 days, though many people come to weekly sessions over a longer stretch. Outpatient care in Massachusetts allows someone to keep a job or stay in school while receiving treatment.

Services include individual counseling, group therapy, psychoeducation, trauma-focused therapy, and online therapy, plus psychiatric evaluation and medication management. For depression that has not improved with other methods, the center provides transcranial magnetic stimulation and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. If someone you love needs care for both mental health and addiction, ask about a dual diagnosis program, because this center concentrates on mental health rather than detox.

  • Ketamine Therapy
  • Evidence-Based
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Individual Treatment
  • Trauma-Specific Therapy
  • Group Therapy
  • Medical
  • Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
  • Family Involvement
  • Personalized Treatment

Who the Danvers center serves in Danvers

  • Children and adolescents who need mental health support
  • Adults, including couples and families
  • People who are LGBTQ+ or neurodivergent
  • Veterans and older adults
  • People coping with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, stress, or trauma

The Danvers setting and how visits work

Northeast Health Services sits at 199 Rosewood Dr. Suite 300, Danvers, MA 01923, with in-person visits at that address and telehealth for people who prefer remote appointments. The location is accessible from nearby North Shore towns, and weekday hours can make scheduling easier for working families. If driving to Danvers is hard for your family, then ask whether telehealth visits can cover therapy and medication management instead.

Paying for care at the Danvers center

Northeast Health Services Danvers lists private pay rates as a cash pay option and may accept insurance, but confirm coverage directly with the center and your health plan. If you have MassHealth or another Medicaid plan, ask whether the center is in network before you book. Specific prices are not published, so a phone call is the surest way to find out your cost. If this program is not the right fit, a referral line can help you compare alternatives.

Questions to ask the Danvers center

  • What will my share of the cost be, and does the center accept MassHealth or my insurance?
  • What ages does the center serve, and does it have experience with my family member’s diagnosis?
  • How long does a typical program last, and how often are appointments scheduled?
  • Are telehealth appointments available for therapy and medication management?
  • What are the center’s hours, and is there evening availability?
  • Does the center coordinate with addiction treatment providers if substance use is also a concern?
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Common questions

  • Is Northeast Health Services Danvers a rehab center?

    The Danvers site of Northeast Health Services is an outpatient mental health practice, not a residential rehab. It offers counseling, psychiatric care, and medication management for concerns such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Someone seeking help for a substance use disorder or withdrawal would need a different program. Across Massachusetts, 326 facilities appear on SAMHSA listings, many of them providing addiction treatment, so there is plenty to compare.

  • Does Northeast Health Services Danvers accept MassHealth?

    The center does not publicly list which insurance plans it accepts. You should call and ask directly whether it takes MassHealth or your private plan. If it does not, a referral line can help you find other Massachusetts programs that accept Medicaid. It is worth checking before you book an appointment, so you know what you will owe.

  • How do detox and rehab differ?

    Detox is the medical process of clearing a substance from the body, which can involve withdrawal symptoms. Rehab is the longer treatment that follows, offering therapy and support to change habits. Northeast Health Services Danvers is an outpatient mental health center, so it does not provide detox. If you are looking for withdrawal care, ask about medically supervised detox programs in Massachusetts.

  • What is the usual length of time people stay in treatment at Northeast Health Services Danvers?

    The center lists a typical length of 5 days for some structured services, but many outpatient therapies continue weekly for as long as they are useful. How long someone stays in care depends on their needs and how things are going. Ask the center how frequently appointments happen and how many weeks a typical course of therapy lasts.

  • Does Northeast Health Services Danvers treat substance use disorder?

    The center describes itself as a licensed primary mental health provider, and it lists anxiety, depression, trauma, and similar conditions rather than detox or addiction treatment. If your loved one has a mental health condition together with a substance use disorder, ask whether the center offers dual diagnosis care or cooperates with addiction programs. A referral line can help you locate Massachusetts programs that address both together.

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