4 Best Alcohol And Drug Rehab Centers Near Randolph, MA

Rehab Centers Near Randolph

Because there’s no addiction treatment in Randolph, a patient will have to find facilities in nearby cities for help. Here are four alcohol and drug rehab centers near Randolph:

1. Evolve Health P. C., Quincy, Massachusetts

This rehab facility 20 minutes north of Randolph is affiliated with both the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and the Harvard Medical School Teaching Hospital.

The staff is trained in helping patients through detox by using medication-assisted treatment. They also help patients heal from their addictions to opioids and alcohol through behavioral and other addiction therapies and counseling.

2. Gosnold Stoughton, Stoughton, Massachusetts

Located 14 minutes southwest of Randolph, Gosnold offers patients different levels of treatment, including intensive outpatient treatment, traditional outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment, and partial hospitalization.

They supervise patients undergoing detox. Gosnold has programs for the families of their patients and alumni and operates emergency room navigation and overdose outreach programs.

3. High Point Treatment Center, Brockton, Massachusetts

High Point Treatment Center, a 16-minute drive south of Randolph, welcomes patients with dual diagnosis. This means they have mental health issues as well as substance abuse issues.

High Point has several levels of rehab programs, including inpatient programs, medication-assisted detox, and clinical stabilization. They operate programs for adults, adolescents, and the families of their patients.

4. Triangle House, Rockland, Massachusetts

Triangle House is 17 minutes southeast of Randolph. It’s a private rehab center that offers patients one month of inpatient service.

During their stay, patients have counseling several times a day, both individually and in groups, with addiction specialists.

In the outpatient program, the patient comes to the rehab center once a week for a 50-minute session. The staff at Triangle House encourages patients to attend AA and NA meetings.

Substance Abuse In Randolph And Norfolk County

The rates of drug and alcohol abuse are not as high in Norfolk County as they are in other cities and counties in Massachusetts, though Randolph’s rates of substance abuse are higher than for some Massachusetts cities.

Fortunately, as of 2019 Massachusetts has a standing order for naloxone.

This drug can reverse opioid overdose and is a reason that opioid deaths are declining in most areas of the state:

• In 2017, there were 312 emergency room admissions for drug and alcohol abuse in Randolph. Most were for heroin overdose, followed by alcohol poisoning.
• There were 10 opioid-related overdose deaths in Randolph in 2018 and 168 opioid-related overdose deaths in Norfolk County In 2017.
• The rate of drug overdose deaths in Norfolk County was 23.1 per 100,000 people, greater than the national rate of 14.55 per 100,000.

Traveling For Addiction Treatment

Since there are no rehab programs in Randolph, a person suffering from drug or alcohol addiction will need to leave the city for help. This seems inconvenient, but there are benefits to traveling.

These include being away from triggers that can lead to craving the drug of abuse and exposure to new and possibly more effective types of addiction treatment.

Find treatment in a city near you:

• Braintree, MA
• Brockton, MA
• Canton, MA
• Dedham, MA
• Hingham, MA
• Milton, MA
• Quincy, MA

Updated on February 12, 2020

Written by the Addiction Resource Editorial Staff