Cleanslate Centers Hyannis

CleanSlate has run this Cape Cod office since 2009, and its work is built around adults who have a physical dependence on alcohol or opioids. Rather than residential care, the clinic runs an outpatient model, so people come in for appointments and go home the same day. Licensed clinicians put together a plan for each person, and medication-assisted treatment sits at the center of most of them. CleanSlate Hyannis offers outpatient alcohol and opioid treatment with medication-assisted care in Hyannis, Massachusetts.

The medications used here are FDA-approved and are meant to take the edge off cravings and withdrawal while someone does the counseling and mental health work alongside them. Because substances and mental health so often move together, the clinic treats conditions like anxiety, depression and trauma at the same time as the substance use, not after it. A separate track exists for pregnant women, with closer medical monitoring for both mother and child. The center serves men and women, including pregnant women, with co-occurring disorders and drug or alcohol use.

This page covers a single center. It does not provide treatment to anyone and makes no diagnoses. If you want to understand what a program like this would really mean for you or someone you care about, the helpline here connects callers with licensed providers through trained advisors. The call is free, remains confidential, and requires nothing from you. The helpline helps you check availability and insurance coverage with no obligation in Hyannis, Massachusetts.

When weighing choices statewide, some context is useful: SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov lists 326 facilities in Massachusetts, spanning everything from hospital-based detox to outpatient counseling. CleanSlate Hyannis falls in the outpatient category, a fit for people with stable housing who can make it to scheduled appointments.

Cleanslate centers hyannis

Outpatient care is the main service, meaning scheduled visits instead of an overnight stay, and the clinic combines it with treatment for co-occurring disorders. Outpatient rehab at CleanSlate Hyannis includes medication-assisted treatment, individual and group counseling, and family therapy in Massachusetts. Medication-assisted treatment is the foundation, using FDA-approved medications to lower cravings and ease withdrawal. Alongside it, clinicians offer family therapy, group therapy and one-on-one counseling, and they describe their overall approach as personalized, medical and evidence-based.

At the Hyannis site, the program combines outpatient care with co-occurring mental health treatment, including therapies such as individual and family counseling. Aftercare planning is part of it too, with continuing care, support from a recovery coach, and help with housing, employment and transportation as someone gets ready to step down from active treatment. If it is unclear whether outpatient care is enough in your case, a clinician should assess how heavy the drinking or drug use has been and whether withdrawal could become hazardous. Withdrawal from alcohol and benzodiazepines can escalate quickly, so a medical team should monitor it rather than someone quitting at home alone. Since CleanSlate's format is outpatient, the team will tell you if a more intensive level of care for example detox or residential treatment, is the safer place to begin.

1. Group Therapy
2. Medical
3. Medication-Assisted Treatment
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Evidence-Based
6. Personalized Treatment
7. Family Therapy

Who this Hyannis program is built for

1. Adults with a physical dependence on alcohol or opioids who can attend outpatient visits
2. Men and women seeking medication-assisted treatment rather than residential care
3. Pregnant women, who get a specialized track with closer medical monitoring
4. People facing co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression or trauma
5. Those also dealing with heroin, synthetic drugs or other drug use alongside alcohol
6. People preparing to leave active treatment who want continuing care and recovery coaching

Setting, hours and languages in Hyannis

The clinic is on the Cape Cod peninsula at 68 Camp St Unit 1 and is open 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. Care is delivered in English, and air-conditioned rooms are among the listed amenities. Typical program length runs 30 days or longer, though the outpatient schedule is built around appointments rather than a stay. The Hyannis location offers outpatient care in English with air-conditioned rooms, open weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Paying for care at CleanSlate Hyannis

CleanSlate reports that it accepts Medicaid, Medicare and most commercial insurance plans, and cash pay rates are available for people paying directly. The clinic is CARF-accredited, which is one thing to confirm when you call. CleanSlate accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most commercial insurance plans, with cash pay rates available in Massachusetts. Insurance coverage varies by plan, so the practical move is to verify benefits by phone before any admission. If MassHealth is your coverage, then ask specifically what the plan will and will not pay for outpatient medication-assisted treatment.

Good questions before admission

1. Does my insurance or MassHealth plan cover medication-assisted treatment here, and what will I owe?
2. Which medication would you recommend for my situation, and how is it monitored?
3. How often would I attend visits, and how long does a typical plan run?
4. If my withdrawal risk is high, how do you decide whether I need detox first?
5. What aftercare, recovery coaching or housing help is available when I finish?