Mayflower Recovery

Mayflower Recovery stands out for its modern, state-of-the-art facility, a highly-credentialed medical and clinical team, and a focus on evidence-based care. The comfortable environment and comprehensive approach to dual diagnosis ensure clients receive high-quality, integrated treatment.

The core program is evidence-based, not 12-Step focused. However, the 12-Steps are introduced, some staff are well-versed in the model, and outside meetings are brought into the facility to provide clients with exposure to this valuable peer support resource.

The clinical team uses evidence-based methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and holistic approaches, all delivered through individual, group, and family therapy sessions.

Mayflower uses an integrated treatment model, addressing both the substance use disorder and any co-occurring mental health conditions (like depression, anxiety, or PTSD) at the same time through coordinated medical and psychiatric care.

No, the program is clinically focused and not based on any specific faith, making it suitable for individuals of all backgrounds and belief systems.

Mayflower Recovery was founded and opened its facility in 2021.

The cost of treatment depends heavily on your insurance plan. The self-pay rate is estimated at $1,000 per day, but the facility primarily works with clients who have private insurance. It is best to call for a free benefits verification to determine your exact costs.

Yes, Mayflower Recovery is in-network with many major private insurance providers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield and Tufts Health Plan. They do not accept state insurance or Medicare/Medicaid. Call admissions for a free benefits check.

Yes, Mayflower provides 24/7 medically supervised detoxification on-site for a safe and comfortable start to recovery.

Yes, the program is open to Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). The on-site medical staff, including doctors and nurse practitioners, can prescribe and manage Suboxone if it is deemed clinically appropriate for a client's recovery plan.

The typical length of stay for the inpatient/residential program is between 21 and 30 days. The duration of the initial detox phase varies based on individual needs.

The living situation is in a modern, clinical facility with separate floors for detox and residential clients. All rooms are semi-private, meaning you will share a room and bathroom with one roommate. Private rooms are not available.

No, the facility is not locked. However, it is a supervised environment, and clients are not permitted to leave the premises without staff accompaniment. This ensures a safe and structured setting focused on recovery.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. Personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not allowed. A facility phone is available for client use, and a case manager may grant supervised access to a personal phone if needed.

Bring: About a week's worth of comfortable, modest clothing, unopened personal hygiene items (alcohol-free), prescribed medications in their original bottles, and your ID/insurance card.
Leave at home: Valuables, revealing clothing, any products containing alcohol, weapons, and all personal electronics like cell phones, laptops, and smart watches.