Avenues Recovery Center at New England

They highlight their "no-giving-up policy," local facilities, evidence-based and dual diagnosis treatment, real-world support like job retraining and relationship counseling, and an "incredible alumni program".

They offer Detox, Residential Treatment, Partial Hospitalization, and Outpatient Programs.

They have a dual diagnosis program that provides expert psychiatric care to treat both mental health and addiction issues.

They use a variety of therapies, including Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Family and Couple Counseling, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Holistic Therapies such as yoga, art, music, and meditation.

The program uses the 12-steps, with "Daily 12-Step Meetings (AA, NA, CA, HA)" and "Immersive 12-Step Programming". If you are against 12 steps, AA, NA, etc. this may not be a good fit.

No - but it is a 12 step model. If you are against 12 steps, AA, NA, etc. this may not be a good fit.

The website states that "Avenues has helped people achieve sobriety since 2016".

Costs vary based on insurance coverage and level of care. For self-pay clients, the estimated cost for Detox & Residential care is around $1,000 per day. An 8-12 week IOP program can range from $3,000 to $10,000. Sober living rent is an additional cost. Please call for a personalized quote.

Yes, they accept most insurances and are in-network with First Health, Praxis Health Network, Tricare, and VA Community Care Network.

Yes, they provide both alcohol and drug detox services.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment is listed as one of their treatment modalities.

The length of stay is based on individual clinical needs. It can range from a minimum of 10 days up to 45 days or more. A typical residential stay is around 30-45 days.

Clients reside in comfortable, house-like sober living homes partnered with the facility. Rooms are shared with peers to foster community and support. Private rooms are not available.

No, it is not a locked facility, you are free to leave. However, keep in mind you cannot leave the building or designated areas without authorization, or you will be discharged from the program, likely without a refund.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas at scheduled times. You cannot keep your personal phone on you; a counselor can grant supervised access for emergencies or important tasks. Facility landlines are available for use.

Bring: Comfortable clothing, appropriate toiletries, a notebook and pen, pictures of loved ones, your ID and insurance card, and any prescribed medications in their original bottles.
Leave at home: Drugs/alcohol, weapons, expensive jewelry or large amounts of cash, revealing clothing, and products containing alcohol (e.g., mouthwash, cologne).

When we talk about inpatient vs. outpatient addiction treatment, we’re really talking about the level of structure and support you’ll receive while you’re healing. With inpatient treatment, we welcome you into a safe, structured environment where you live with us full-time for a period of days, weeks, or sometimes months. This setting allows you to step away from everyday stress, triggers, and routines. You’re surrounded by 24/7 medical care, therapeutic support, and a community that’s all focused on recovery. We take care of your meals, your schedule, and make sure you have the space and time to focus completely on yourself. With outpatient treatment, you continue living at home, and you come to us for therapy, medical support, and group sessions on a set schedule. Outpatient is flexible—it allows you to keep working, going to school, or taking care of family responsibilities while still receiving treatment. We’ll still walk with you, but you’ll be practicing your recovery tools in real time, out in your daily life. The biggest difference comes down to how much structure you need right now. If you feel like stepping away from everything is the safest and strongest choice, inpatient may be best. If you feel stable enough to stay at home but still want ongoing support, outpatient can be a powerful option. At the end of the day, we’ll help you figure out which path gives you the best chance at success—and we’ll be here to support you no matter which direction you take.