High Point Treatment Center Plymouth Community Behavioral Health Center (CBHC) Plymouth

Part of the High Point Treatment Center network, which runs multiple programs throughout southeastern Massachusetts, is the Plymouth clinic. Its staff evaluate everyone who arrives, and they also go over referrals sent by other detox and substance use programs, to judge whether the Plymouth site suits that person's needs. Care here is outpatient, meaning people keep daytime appointments and do not stay overnight. This outpatient clinic in Plymouth, MA, is one of 326 SAMHSA-listed centers in Massachusetts. Both substance use and co-occurring disorders are treated at the clinic, which carries Joint Commission accreditation.

The clinical team uses a mix of individual counseling, group work, and family therapy. Medication-assisted treatment is available, which means a prescriber can discuss medications that reduce cravings or ease withdrawal. The program also includes life skills training, psychoeducation, relapse prevention counseling, and Twelve Step facilitation. For people seeking recovery services in Massachusetts, the center combines counseling and medical support in one outpatient location. Because the clinic does not provide residential beds, someone who needs 24-hour monitoring would be referred elsewhere.

High Point Treatment Center Plymouth

Care at High Point Plymouth CBHC is outpatient and covers treatment for co-occurring disorders; programs generally last 30 days or longer. In outpatient care, a person comes to scheduled sessions at the clinic and returns home afterward. The center also accepts referrals from detox and other treatment organizations when someone is moving reducing from a more intensive level of care. The center's outpatient rehab programs in Massachusetts include one-on-one counseling and family therapy. Sessions take place in individual and group formats, and families are encouraged to join in.

Listed therapies at this center include group therapy, one-on-one counseling, medication-assisted treatment, family therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, Twelve Step facilitation, and relapse prevention counseling. Its approaches include family involvement, medical support, and Twelve Step work. If someone also has a mental health condition such as depression or anxiety, the co-occurring track allows both to be addressed at the same time. When a person needs medication support, the center can provide medication-assisted treatment as part of an outpatient plan. Drug screening is offered as aftercare, which may help someone stay accountable during early recovery.

1. Psychoeducation
2. Twelve Step
3. Life Skills
4. Medication-Assisted Treatment
5. Family Involvement
6. Medical
7. Twelve Step Facilitation
8. Group Therapy
9. Family Therapy
10. 1-on-1 Counseling

Which people this program helps

1. Adolescents, children, and adults, including women and men along with boys and girls.
2. People living with alcohol use disorder or drug addiction, including opioids, heroin, and prescription drugs.
3. People who have co-occurring disorders requiring treatment at the same time as substance use.
4. People who have recently experienced homelessness and need a safe start to treatment.
5. Those stepping down from detox or another higher level of care who are ready for outpatient support.

Setting, stay, and languages in Plymouth

The Plymouth CBHC is an outpatient clinic, so there is no overnight stay; program length is typically 30 days or more, depending on the person's needs. Sessions are held in English. The clinic is located at 61 Industrial Park Rd, Suite 1, Plymouth, MA 02360. As an outpatient center in Massachusetts, the clinic serves people who live nearby and can attend appointments regularly. Because the setting is not residential, someone who needs round-the-clock supervision would be better served by a residential or detox program.

Ways treatment costs are covered

The High Point network accepts MassHealth, Massachusetts' Medicaid program, and also offers a sliding fee scale for people without insurance or with limited coverage. Cash payment rates are listed too. If you hold private insurance, verify coverage with the center before your first appointment. The helpline can explain what your plan covers, but it cannot guarantee payment for any specific service.

Questions for admission you may want

1. Does the outpatient schedule include evening or weekend sessions for people who work or attend school?
2. How often are medication-assisted treatment appointments available, and who prescribes them?
3. What is the process for referrals from a detox program, and how quickly can an assessment be scheduled?
4. Does the center accept my specific MassHealth plan or private insurance, and what will I owe?
5. What aftercare and drug screening options are available once the 30-day program ends?