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Hope House
Hope House Addiction Services (Hope House) is the oldest, and now among the largest residential treatment programs in Massachusetts for adults with substance use disorder (SUD). Hope House was informally founded in 1956 by the late Jack Donahue, who began by taking up to three recovering alcoholics at a time into his apartment in the South End of Boston and providing them with support and shelter. Hope House was incorporated in 1965 and grew to include five buildings in the South End. Hope House was the setting where, in 1972, former Governor Francis Sargent signed a law that decriminalized public intoxication and required police forces to help get intoxicated individuals into treatment. Hope House is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF International), and our programs are licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH).

Specialities

    Residential Treatment
    Outpatient Treatment
    Medication Assisted Treatment
    Inpatient Treatment

Amenities

    24/7 Care Takers
    Private Rooms
    Physical Activities
    Peaceful Environment
    Qualified Medical Practices
    Meditation And Mindfulness

Therapies

    Individual Therapy
    Group Therapy
    CBT
    DBT

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FAQ

We accept various types of public and private insurance we offer a sliding scale payment program for those who qualify.

Yes. Support groups are held for both methadone- and suboxone-assisted sobriety.

Location

Hope House

8 Farnham St, Boston, MA 02119, United States

617-971-9360

www.hopehouseboston.org

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