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HART House

365 East Street
Tewksbury MA, 1876
3.1
(7 Reviews)

HART House (Healing and Recovering Together) located at 365 East Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876, United States is an alcohol treatment program providing substance abuse treatment with residential long-term treatment. Dual diagnosis or persons with co-oc... Read more

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HART House (Healing and Recovering Together) located at 365 East Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876, United States is an alcohol treatment program providing substance abuse treatment with residential long-term treatment. Dual diagnosis or persons with co-occuring disorders, pregnant or postpartum women, women, and beds for children of the client are supported for this Massachusetts drug rehab center. Includes spanish language services.
Type of Care
Alcohol Use Disorder
Substance use treatment
Comprehensive programs specializing in substance abuse disorder, addiction recovery as well as therapy and support groups.
Treatment Approaches
Alcohol Use Disorder
Substance abuse treatment
Service Settings (e.g., Outpatient, Residential, Inpatient etc.)
Alcohol Use Disorder
Long-term residential
For immersive and extended help, long-term treatment programs offer rehab for sustained recovery from substance use.
Special Programs/Groups Offered
Alcohol Use Disorder
Persons with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
For patience facing dual challenges, tailored programs addressing both mental and substance abuse disorders are offered.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Pregnant/postpartum women
Supporting pregnant or postpartum women to ensure the health of both mother and child through specialized treatment and care.
Alcohol Use Disorder
Adult women
This facility offers gender-specific programs, focusing on the needs of women in recovery by creating a supporting and understanding environment.
Ancillary Services
Alcohol Use Disorder
Residential beds for clients' children
Other Languages
Alcohol Use Disorder
Spanish
Payment Assistance Available
Alcohol Use Disorder
Payment assistance (check with facility for details)
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Leah mann
11/22/2021
I would like to learn more about your program. I just had a baby at 31 +2 weeks. & DCF has temporary custody. So if you have any beds available for myself and my son when he’s ready to discharge from the hospital.
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Sarah Hughes
03/28/2020
Unlike many of these reviews, I only have amazing things to say. The staff deeply cares about its patients and goes the extra mile to provide excellent care and support. Whether is assistance in daily therapies to accompanying patients to doctors appointments, everyone is truly looking out for their patients.
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erin byrne maness
03/28/2020
I also reviewed the Public Health Museum, inside the hospital. Google the past of this place, please. It was once a 1,000 acre self-supporting city. Men, women and children lived here. It housed hospitals, asylums, orphanages, dorms, farms... everything! The tour and tour guides were very illuminating. The Public Health Museum was great!
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Graham Chubbuck
03/28/2020
Staff make loop holes to steal their patient client property/ belongings in patient client storage. Dont use your inventory list you came in with from a short term ward. Even if your promised your belongings using the inventory list you came in with. I had 2 pack of cigeretts on their inventory list and It was stolen and the fact finding didnt include their inventory to reimburse furthermore stating i had not cigeretts in their inventory list. Property stolen was 5 keys; to a storage and lock boxes that had to be replaced, paper protectors with copies of my Bill's I paid and pens. 5 keys stolen were on inventory list from a short term ward I came from. I was told I wouldnt be alloud to hold my keys and that the only key I would hold would be the one key assigned per patient client for their locker. Hospital doesnt care to reimburse and it's almost like having to start all over again with keys replaced. It's a scheme.
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Ryan Hureau
03/28/2020
Would be better if a massive octopus wasn't blocking the entrance
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tim cook
03/28/2020
You need to go through your social worker to schedule monitored visits. Ive been asking to see her since last Monday.I figured out on thurs. That she was out sick. The only other social worker is probably slammed with extra work , because he hasnt come by either. So i guess no sched a visitor till my sw comes back from being sick. Is there no back-up. No methods & procedures. Other than that nurses and nurse assist are great. 👍 pt and ot are great also. I guess they just dont care about u getting visitors. Its already tough with no weekend visitors and none after 3 pm on week days Lets see if anything happens on day 9
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Nancy P
03/28/2020
I have someone dear to me in this hospital. Scary, dreadful. Staff exacerbates and incites residents in the midst of their illness. There is no plan for recovery only an intent to keep residents sedated and quiet. The staff are unprofessional and one step away from an institution themselves. Thus, wielding their power to berate and diminish any healthy part a patient may have left. Their goal is to frighten the patients and make them sound unbelievable when they are actually telling the truth. There are both men and women on the ward. A recipe for disaster. Also male attendants supervise female patients when they shower if they are on a 1-2-1. This hospital must be investigated by the state, media or patient rights advocates. In a phrase it’s a hell hole that is set up to debilitate patients rather than rehabilitate them.
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