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High Point Treatment Center Women’s Addiction Treatment Center (WATC), New Bedford

High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford

This page describes High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford, a residential program for women. It is one of 326 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Massachusetts for alcohol and drug treatment. The center provides detox and rehab in a gender-specific setting.

  • Joint Commission
  • Detox
  • Co-Occurring Mental Health
  • Residential Rehab
  • 21+ days
High Point Treatment Center Women’s Addiction Treatment Center (WATC) (2), New Bedford

Women's Addiction Treatment Center, run by High Point Treatment Center, offers residential care in New Bedford to women and people who identify as female. Detox is available on site, along with residential rehabilitation for substance use such as alcohol and opioids. Mental health conditions that occur alongside substance use are addressed concurrently. The High Point Treatment Center Women's site in New Bedford is among 326 SAMHSA-listed alcohol and drug treatment facilities in Massachusetts.

High Point Treatment assesses each person before admission to determine whether WATC can meet their needs. The center also takes referrals from other detox and treatment facilities. Care includes counseling for substance use, strategies to prevent relapse and overdose, and life skills training. Clients take part in daily AA or NA meetings held at the center. Once treatment ends, clients are referred to outside resources for further mental health support. When you are considering this center, then check whether its gender-specific residential setting matches your needs.

The center’s goal is to support women through safe detox and toward lasting sobriety, among them people who have recently been homeless. MassHealth is accepted across the High Point network, and a sliding fee scale is available for those without insurance or with limited coverage. If you have MassHealth, then ask the center how coverage applies to detox and residential rehab before you plan a start date.

Programs at High Point Women’s New Bedford

This center offers co-occurring disorders residential rehab and detox. A typical program lasts 21 days or longer. Therapies include one-on-one counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment, plus life skills and relapse prevention counseling. Twelve Step facilitation and psychoeducation are part of the program as well. High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford combines detox and residential rehab for women in one setting.

The residential program at WATC is gender-specific and includes medical support. Clients attend daily AA or NA meetings. Aftercare planning covers an aftercare app, home support, and drug screening. If you need a program that addresses mental health alongside substance use, then ask about the co-occurring track at this New Bedford center.

  1. Twelve Step
  2. Relapse Prevention Counseling
  3. Family Involvement
  4. Family Therapy
  5. Medical
  6. Gender-Specific
  7. 1-on-1 Counseling
  8. Group Therapy
  9. Psychoeducation
  10. Twelve Step Facilitation

Who High Point Women’s New Bedford

  1. Women and people who identify as female
  2. Adults with alcohol use disorder
  3. People with opioid or prescription drug use
  4. Those with co-occurring disorders
  5. Women who have recently experienced homelessness

Setting at High Point Women’s New Bedford

The center is located at 108 North Front St. in New Bedford, MA. It has air-conditioned rooms and offers AA/NA meetings on site. The setting is residential, so clients stay at the facility during treatment. High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford provides a residential setting with air-conditioned rooms in New Bedford.

Paying for care at High Point Women’s

The High Point network accepts MassHealth (Medicaid) and offers a sliding fee scale for people who are uninsured or underinsured. Cash pay rates are available. If you have private insurance, check whether the center is in network before you go. When you use MassHealth at this New Bedford center, then confirm which detox and residential services are covered.

Questions to ask High Point Women’s New Bedford

  1. Does the center accept my MassHealth plan or private insurance?
  2. How long will I stay in detox before moving to residential care?
  3. What does a typical day include in the 21+ day program?
  4. How does the center handle co-occurring disorders?
  5. What aftercare support is available when I leave?
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Good to know

What is the typical program length at High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford?

The typical program length is 21 or more days. That includes detox and residential rehab. The exact length depends on your needs and progress. The center evaluates each person before admission to make sure the program fits.

Does High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford accept MassHealth?

Yes, the High Point Treatment Center network accepts MassHealth (Medicaid). The network also offers a sliding fee scale for people who are uninsured or underinsured. Cash pay rates are available. Check your specific plan before admission.

Is High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford only for women?

Yes, the Women’s Addiction Treatment Center serves women and those identifying as female. It is a gender-specific program. This setting is designed for women seeking residential treatment for substance use and co-occurring conditions.

What therapies are offered at High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford?

One-on-one counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment are available at the center. It also provides life skills training, relapse prevention counseling, psychoeducation, and Twelve Step facilitation. AA or NA meetings are held there every day.

How many facilities in Massachusetts are listed for alcohol and drug treatment?

There are 326 facilities listed in Massachusetts on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. High Point Treatment Center Women’s New Bedford is one of them. The listing indicates the center appears in the federal directory, not a ranking or quality rating.

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