Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain

170 Morton Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, 2130

Accepts Insurance

2.7★★★☆☆80 total reviews

TREATS

Substance use disorder
Mental health

LEVELS OF CARE

Detox · Inpatient

INSURANCE

Accepts insurance

Medicaid · Medicare · TRICARE

Also accepts private pay

Hospital
Facility type
3
levels of care
CARF
Accredited by
Suffolk County
County
Yes
Telehealth offered

About Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain

170 Morton Street in Jamaica Plain puts Andrew House Boston inside a short drive of Brookline, Cambridge and the towns around them. The practical catchment runs to roughly 5 miles, covering Boston, Somerville, Chelsea and Everett. The facility falls within Suffolk County for the purposes of state and county-funded treatment.

The facility runs detox and residential treatment. Federal registration is held through SAMHSA and licensing through the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. Approved medication runs alongside counseling, which is what medication-assisted treatment means in practice. Video appointments are an option here. Veterans are a named group here.

Key Facility Details

  • Federal Registration: Listed in the federal treatment register, the national inventory of licensed treatment facilities.
  • State Licensing: Licensed by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services. Licensure is a legal requirement for behavioral health facilities operating in Massachusetts.
  • Accreditation: CARF
  • Levels of Care: Addiction Detox, Medically Supervised Detox, Residential Inpatient, Medication-Assisted Treatment.
  • Location: Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, Suffolk County
  • Phone: 617-318-5600

Key Facility Details

Levels of care
Detox, Hospital detox, Inpatient, Telehealth, Aftercare
Jamaica Plain, MA
170 Morton Street, 02130
1974
year founded
  • Primary focusAlcohol, Opioids, Stimulants, Benzodiazepines, Nicotine and tobacco
  • Programs forSeniors, Young adults, Women, Men, Pregnant women, Veterans and military
Team
RF
Ruth FishbeinChairperson
KM
Kevin MartonePresident/CEO
RD
Robert DienerChief Medical Officer
KL
Kelly LaCavaSenior Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer/Chief Information Officer
CL
Carley LubarskySenior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
MO
Marian O'NeilChief Financial Officer

Facility Type

Community Treatment CentersFederally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)General Hospital RehabHospital RehabNonprofit RehabSmoking and Vaping PolicySmoking Friendly RehabVape Friendly Rehab

Licensing and Accreditation

CARF Accredited RehabCARFAccreditedAn international accreditor of rehabilitation and behavioural health services. Assessors visit the facility and review its practice against published standards. Voluntary, and renewed every one to three years.
DEA PrescriberRegisteredRegistered with the US Drug Enforcement Administration, which is required before controlled medicines can be prescribed or dispensed.
Federal ProgramCertifiedMeets federal requirements to receive Medicare or Medicaid funding, which carries conditions on staffing, safety and record keeping.
Health Department LicensedHealth DepartmentLicensedLicensed by the state or county health department, which inspects premises, safety and clinical standards. Required to operate.
Hospital LicensedHospitalLicensedLicensed as a hospital, which carries stricter requirements on medical staffing and on-site care than a residential licence.
SAMHSA Opioid Treatment ProgramCertifiedCertified by SAMHSA to run an opioid treatment programme, which is required before a facility may dispense methadone. Certification involves federal oversight and regular inspection.
SAMHSA ListedSAMHSAListedThe facility appears in the federal treatment locator maintained by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. It is a record that the facility exists and reports its services, not an assessment of quality.
State Addiction Agency LicensedState Addiction AgencyLicensedLicensed by the state agency responsible for substance use treatment. Required to operate, and involves inspection of premises, staffing and clinical practice.
State Licensed RehabState AuthorityLicensedHolds a current licence from the state authority that regulates treatment providers. Licensing is a legal requirement to operate, not a mark of distinction.

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain Detox and Rehab Services

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain delivers detox and residential treatment. Medical supervision covers the withdrawal period, where alcohol and benzodiazepines carry real risk. Ask whether family can be involved and at what stage. Establishing what happens after the program ends is worth doing early.

The focus here is on one side rather than combined treatment, so anyone needing both should confirm what is available. Approved medication is paired with counseling and regular review. What suits one person will not suit another, so ask directly.

Levels of Care

Aftercare and Continuing CareAlcohol Detox ProgramAtivan (Lorazepam) Detox ProgramBenzodiazepine Detox ProgramBuprenorphine-Assisted DetoxCarfentanil Detox ProgramClonidine and Lofexidine DetoxCocaine Detox ProgramCodeine Detox ProgramContinuing CareCrack Cocaine Detox ProgramCrystal Meth Detox ProgramDesigner Benzodiazepine Detox ProgramDetox by SubstanceDetox CentersDischarge PlanningFentanyl Detox ProgramFentanyl Patch (Duragesic) Detox ProgramHeroin Detox ProgramHospital Addiction TreatmentHospital DetoxHydrocodone Detox ProgramHydromorphone (Dilaudid) Detox ProgramInpatient RehabKlonopin (Clonazepam) Detox ProgramLibrium (Chlordiazepoxide) Detox ProgramMedical DetoxMethamphetamine Detox ProgramMorphine Detox ProgramNitazene Detox ProgramNorco Detox ProgramOnline Rehab and TelehealthOpioid Detox ProgramOverdose Prevention EducationOxycodone Detox ProgramOxyContin Detox ProgramOxymorphone (Opana) Detox ProgramPercocet Detox ProgramPost-Treatment Follow-UpRecurrence PreventionRestoril (Temazepam) Detox ProgramSuboxone Detox ProgramTramadol (Ultram) Detox ProgramValium (Diazepam) Detox ProgramVicodin Detox ProgramXanax (Alprazolam) Detox Program

Substances and Addictions Treated

Adderall RehabAlcohol DetoxAlcohol MAT FriendlyAlcohol Medication TreatmentAlcohol Only RehabAlcohol RehabAtivan (Lorazepam) RehabBeer Addiction TreatmentBenzodiazepine RehabBinge Drinking TreatmentCarfentanil RehabChronic Pain and Substance UseCocaine RehabCodeine RehabConcerta RehabCrack Cocaine RehabCrystal Meth RehabDesigner Benzodiazepine RehabDexedrine RehabFentanyl Patch (Duragesic) RehabFentanyl RehabHalcion (Triazolam) RehabHeroin RehabHydrocodone RehabHydromorphone (Dilaudid) RehabIllicit OpioidsKlonopin (Clonazepam) RehabLibrium (Chlordiazepoxide) RehabLiquor Addiction TreatmentLortab RehabMeperidine (Demerol) RehabMethadone Misuse TreatmentMethamphetamine RehabMorphine RehabNicotine and Tobacco TreatmentNicotine Replacement TherapyNitazene RehabNorco RehabOpioid DetoxOpioid RehabOxycodone RehabOxyContin RehabOxymorphone (Opana) RehabPain and Addiction TreatmentPercocet RehabPrescription OpioidsPrescription Stimulant RehabRestoril (Temazepam) RehabRitalin RehabRoxicodone RehabSmoking Cessation CounselingSmoking Cessation MedicationStimulant RehabSuboxone Misuse TreatmentTapentadol (Nucynta) RehabTramadol (Ultram) RehabValium (Diazepam) RehabVaping CessationVicodin RehabVyvanse RehabWine Addiction TreatmentXanax (Alprazolam) Rehab

Mental Health Disorders Treated

Co-Occurring Mental Health ConditionsDepression and AnxietyDepression and TraumaMental Health ConditionsMental Health TreatmentPsychiatric Medication ManagementPsychosocial RehabilitationSocial Skills TrainingTrauma Treatment

Counseling and Therapy

12 Step RehabAddiction CounselingAnger ManagementBrief InterventionCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Community Reinforcement ApproachContingency ManagementCounseling and TherapyEvidence-Based TherapyGroup TherapyIndividual TherapyMatrix Model TreatmentMotivational InterviewingTrauma Therapy

Specialized Programs

Active Duty Military DetoxActive Duty Military Dual Diagnosis RehabActive Duty Military Medicare RehabActive Duty Military RehabActive Duty Military SuboxoneActive Duty Military TelehealthActive Duty Military Trauma RehabActive Duty Military TRICARE RehabAdult RehabCourt Ordered DetoxCourt Ordered Dual Diagnosis RehabCourt Ordered MATCourt Ordered Medicare RehabCourt Ordered RehabCourt Referral AcceptedEarly HIV InterventionHepatitis Support ServicesHIV and Hepatitis CareHIV Support ServicesMen's Dual Diagnosis RehabMen's Inpatient RehabMen's Medicare RehabMen's RehabMen's TelehealthMen's Trauma RehabMen's TRICARE RehabMilitary Family DetoxMilitary Family Dual Diagnosis RehabMilitary Family MATMilitary Family Medicare RehabMilitary Family RehabMilitary Family SuboxoneMilitary Family TelehealthMilitary Family Trauma RehabMilitary Family TRICARE RehabPregnant Women DetoxPregnant Women Dual Diagnosis RehabPregnant Women MATPregnant Women Medicare RehabPregnant Women SuboxonePregnant Women TelehealthPregnant Women Trauma RehabPregnant Women TRICARE RehabRehab for Domestic Violence SurvivorsRehab for Pregnant WomenRehab for Sexual Abuse SurvivorsSenior DetoxSenior MATSenior RehabSenior SuboxoneSenior TelehealthTrauma Informed RehabTrauma Survivor ProgramsVeterans and Military RehabVeterans DetoxVeterans Dual Diagnosis RehabVeterans Inpatient RehabVeterans MATVeterans Medicare RehabVeterans RehabVeterans SuboxoneVeterans TelehealthVeterans Trauma RehabVeterans TRICARE RehabWomen's Dual Diagnosis RehabWomen's Inpatient RehabWomen's Medicare RehabWomen's RehabWomen's TelehealthWomen's Trauma RehabWomen's TRICARE RehabYoung Adult Rehab

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain Address, Location and Contact Information

The facility address is 170 Morton Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, 2130. The city lies within Suffolk County. People travel in from the surrounding area, and confirming the route beforehand saves difficulty. Establishing what happens after the program ends is worth doing early.

It is worth calling first to confirm access, parking and the shape of a first visit. Where travel is difficult, ask whether an initial appointment can be held remotely. Waiting times vary, so it is worth asking at the first call.

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How Much Does Treatment at Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain Cost?

In Massachusetts, paying for rehab without insurance typically costs $270 to $900 a day for medical detox and $270 to $1,170 a day for residential treatment. Pricing for Andrew House Boston could not be found when this page was written, so these are state estimates only.

Assume accommodation, meals, medical monitoring, the intake assessment, group therapy and individual counseling are included unless Andrew House Boston says otherwise. Do not assume the same for specialized therapies such as EMDR. Ask the facility for pricing tailored to your needs.

Payment Options

Federally Funded RehabSAMHSA Grant FundedSelf Pay RehabState Funded by Treatment TypeState Funded DetoxState Funded Dual Diagnosis RehabState Funded Inpatient RehabState Funded MATState Funded Mental Health TreatmentState Funded RehabState Funded SuboxoneState Funded TelehealthState Funded Trauma Rehab

Insurance Accepted

TRICAREMedicareMedicaid

Medications Offered

Acamprosate (Campral)Acamprosate (Campral) Rehab That Takes InsuranceAcamprosate (Campral) Rehab That Takes MedicaidAlcohol Addiction MedicationBuprenorphine ImplantBuprenorphine MaintenanceBuprenorphine Maintenance Rehab That Takes InsuranceBuprenorphine Maintenance Rehab That Takes MedicaidClonidine DetoxClonidine Detox That Takes InsuranceClonidine Detox That Takes MedicaidContracted PrescriberContracted Prescriber Rehab That Takes InsuranceContracted Prescriber Rehab That Takes MedicaidDisulfiram (Antabuse)Disulfiram (Antabuse) Rehab That Takes InsuranceDisulfiram (Antabuse) Rehab That Takes MedicaidLofexidine (Lucemyra)Medically Supervised Opioid TaperingMedically Supervised Opioid Tapering Rehab That Takes InsuranceMedically Supervised Opioid Tapering Rehab That Takes MedicaidMedication Assisted Treatment (MAT)Naltrexone Recurrence PreventionNaltrexone TreatmentNaltrexone Treatment That Takes InsuranceNaltrexone Treatment That Takes MedicaidOral NaltrexonePrescriber AccessPsychiatric MedicationSublocadeSublocade Rehab That Takes InsuranceSublocade Rehab That Takes MedicaidSuboxoneSuboxone and BuprenorphineSuboxone and Buprenorphine Rehab That Takes InsuranceSuboxone and Buprenorphine Rehab That Takes MedicaidSuboxone Rehab That Takes InsuranceSuboxone Rehab That Takes MedicaidSubutexSubutex Rehab That Takes InsuranceSubutex Rehab That Takes MedicaidVivitrol ShotVivitrol Shot Rehab That Takes InsuranceVivitrol Shot Rehab That Takes Medicaid

Support Services

Case ManagementCommunity OutreachEducation and Job TrainingEmployment SupportHealth and Wellness SupportHealth EducationHepatitis C TreatmentHIV TreatmentHousing and Employment SupportHousing AssistancePeer SupportPractical SupportPrEP ServicesRecovery CoachingRecovery Support ServicesSelf Help GroupsSuicide Prevention ServicesTransportation to Rehab

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Alcohol and ADHDAlcohol and AnxietyAlcohol and Bipolar DisorderAlcohol and DepressionAlcohol and TraumaCo-Occurring Disorder TreatmentCo-Occurring Disorder Treatment That Takes InsuranceCo-Occurring Disorder Treatment That Takes MedicaidDrugs and ADHDDrugs and AnxietyDrugs and Bipolar DisorderDrugs and DepressionDrugs and Trauma

Assessment and Testing

Addiction EducationAddiction ScreeningAlcohol TestingAlcohol Testing That Takes InsuranceAlcohol Testing That Takes MedicaidComprehensive Addiction Assessment That Takes MedicaidComprehensive Mental Health AssessmentComprehensive Mental Health Assessment That Takes InsuranceComprehensive Mental Health Assessment That Takes MedicaidDrug and Alcohol TestingEducation ProgramsHepatitis EducationHIV EducationMedical EvaluationMental Health ScreeningOral Fluid Drug TestingScreening and AssessmentTobacco Use ScreeningUrine Drug Testing

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Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain

170 Morton Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, 2130

Accepts Insurance

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain — Compiled From Public Records

Recorded credentials for this listing, drawn from public records rather than confirmed firsthand by our editorial team:

CARF Accredited RehabDEA Registered PrescriberFederally Certified RehabHealth Department LicensedHospital LicensedSAMHSA Certified Opioid Treatment ProgramSAMHSA ListedState Addiction Agency LicensedState Licensed Rehab
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Last updated 1 October 2026.

Andrew House Boston – Jamaica Plain Reviews and Ratings

A review of Andrew House Boston does not need to be long. If you were a patient or a family member, a few plain sentences on what went well, and what you wish you had known beforehand, will help the next reader.

2.7
★★★☆☆
80 reviews on Google
56
40
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Breakdown of the 23 most recent reviews with text
★☆☆☆☆
kerry Donovan2 months ago

🚨 17 YEARS SOBER — AND NOW WE’RE BEING TOLD TO FIGURE IT OUT ON OUR OWN. 🚨 I need people to hear this. For 17 years, I have been receiving my MAT treatment through Shattuck Hospital. Seventeen years of sobriety.… Seventeen years of taking my medication as prescribed, following the rules, showing up, and building a life in recovery. Then suddenly, we were given a three-month prescription and told to find another provider. Basically: Here are three months. Good luck. Take care. Do people understand what that means for someone in recovery? Finding a new MAT provider isn’t as simple as calling a doctor’s office and getting an appointment. Providers have waiting lists. Some don’t accept your insurance. Some aren’t accepting new patients. Some don’t prescribe the medication you need. And every day that passes brings us closer to running out of medication. I’ve worked incredibly hard for 17 years to stay sober. I don’t want to go backward. But what happens when those three months are over and someone still hasn’t found a provider? For someone with a history of addiction, taking away access to treatment can put everything they’ve worked for at risk. I could potentially find myself back on the streets and back in active addiction simply because I couldn’t find another provider in time. And I know I’m not the only person affected by this. There are people who have been in this program for years who are now being forced to start over and find new doctors, new clinics, and new providers. This isn’t just about a prescription. It’s about people’s lives and recovery. If Massachusetts is serious about fighting the addiction crisis, then people who have successfully stayed in recovery for years should not be left scrambling when their treatment program changes. I’m asking for help. 📢 If you are a MAT/Suboxone provider in Massachusetts, know a provider who accepts MassHealth, work with an addiction-treatment organization, are connected to Shattuck, or know someone who can help patients transition safely — PLEASE SHARE THIS OR REACH OUT. And please share this post. Maybe someone in Massachusetts needs to hear this story. Maybe someone who can actually help will see it. I have 17 years of sobriety. I am not willing to throw those 17 years away. I just need the chance to continue my treatment. #MAT #Suboxone #Recovery #AddictionRecovery #Massachusetts #MassHealth #17YearsSober #RecoveryMatters #OpioidCrisis

★☆☆☆☆
G B (Bongo boy)3 months ago

Gross.

★☆☆☆☆
Ken Smith4 months ago

I was warned by a guard I knew from the street about this place before I was transported. Thank god for that. They wanted to operate on me for absolutely no need. I think they were trying to teach students? I had worked… out too much and had lactic acid build up. Many other inmates had very bad experiences there. It’s common place to mark your own body with a marker so they don’t remove the wrong organ/limb. And that still hasn’t worked every time.

★☆☆☆☆
Kadir8 months ago

Terrible hospital 🤮

★★★★★
Maureen Carey8 months ago

I had the pleasure of meeting the nicest and hardest working group of nurses this past Tuesday. They treated me with the upmost respect, never rushed me along. The Shattuck is filled with the kindest souls. I am so… grateful to my Doctor, who is definitely a miracle to me, and for her team.

★★★☆☆
Courtney8 months ago

Not a single person here has another option or else they would have choosing it instead of here, just too many big mistakes even doctors make daily that are unheard of happening anywhere else the staff are mostly not… that nice or informative there is a few great nurses this place is lucky to have but over all I cried for three days when I arrived here and was told this place was my only option... worse hospital or doctors I have ever been to or even heard of I spent over 2 months here so I think I have spent enough time there to say I know what I'm talking about through my own experience..

★☆☆☆☆
Mike Reed12 months ago

I went to see a friend of mine who is in the non prisoner sighed.I went to the guard.At the entrance 3 times for the location.He sent me 2 different floors the first time what's 8 south where I was told they were not… there went back down.I went to 6th south not there.I was then sent back 8 south where I was greeted by a nurse who could barely speak english. She could barely understand me. I could not understand her. I was searched. I had property taken only to find out that the person she was taking me to see was not even my friend. They didn't even have the same name. I was then told to leave the floor after some argument. My step was giving back which was cigarettes and a lighter. This has got to be the worst hospital i've ever been at to see anybody I do outreach , work and prisons don't even have this kind of treatment

★☆☆☆☆
jacob humphreys1 year ago

I am currently staying in Shattuck hospital for treatment of tuberculosis since getting here I've received the worst treatment. They took my privacy curtain. I had to hang my personal sheet to have privacy. I have no… access to a shower. And my toilet is in plain view of staff and other clients. There a car and present violations of HIPAA guidelines and this hospital needs to b shut down.

★★★★★
Rodrigues Sandro Araujo1 year ago

God bless you forever thank God Hospital good friends

★★★★★
Lydia Brooks1 year ago

Recently we lost Matthew Mawson's younger little brother David to variable reasons. Matthew served in the U.S. Army and his little brother looked up to him alot. We will miss you DAVID MAWSON. May you rest in peace.

★★★★★
Gilberto Navarro2 years ago

The place worked for me. I got blessed if it wasn't for them.I'll be on the street bless the staff

★☆☆☆☆
Eyhanna Minnefield2 years ago

This hospital is crap. Very dysfunctional and nasty. I have a family member there who is a new quad his food gets thrown away they do not provide him with kosher meals and mice b in the bed with him. Working with the… dph to get help soon... UNLAWFUL

★☆☆☆☆
Dmitriy Michnikov2 years ago

Absolutely the worst hospital I have ever seen. Nurses do not care about the patients. The place is disgustingly dirty and unsafe. The food is terrible. Whatever you do, don't end up here. I can not believe this place… is not shut down.

★★★☆☆
Antwon Trinh2 years ago

I spent 7 months of miserable here then move into group home for a year. Now I got my own apartment. Thank you Shattuck

★☆☆☆☆
B T2 years ago

My best friend is in 6south and being treated horribly she's victimized, mocked, triggered, not to mention hasn't been outside in over 5 years because supposedly her wheelchair can't go outside. She's also been robbed… of her disability, her food, her drinks, her electronics, and multiple other things

★☆☆☆☆
ann reed2 years ago

This Hospital traumatize me, is the worst thing to have a Family member in such horrible place, I don’t believe it’s a Hospital,, I am speechless

★☆☆☆☆
C2 years ago

Supposedly, this is a teaching hospital duly accredited by the Joint Commission. I'm not sure of the criteria for hospital accreditation, but I think they need to lose their accreditation if its dependent upon patient… safety, clinical excellence, and adherence to evidence-based practices This hospital is overseen by The Disability Law Center. They need to act aggressively and close this hospital down. The great State of Massachusetts runs this hospital through the Department of Public Health. Shame on y'all. The college associated with the Lemuel Shattuck is Tufts University. My aunt, who just passed last month, worked for Tufts for over 60 years. I've respected Tufts for years. Now, however, I wouldn't send my student there to get their clinicals at the Shattuck. It's a setup for failure. The hospital was built in 1954, is 70 years old, and is named after Lemuel Shattuck, a local historian, statistician, and politician who helped create the nation's first Board of Health in 1869. I'm certain he's rolling over in his grave to have his name be associated with this suboptimal health care facility. I grew up in Boston. The Shattuck was known as the worst hospital more than 50 years ago. My family member has been at this facility going on a month This past month, I've learned how low they could go. My family member is a very recent quad amputee. He was transferred here from MGH because they said he no longer required that level of care. The Lemuel Shattuck is supposed to be competent in Acute and Sub Acute care. From the moment he got there, I've had to work with the patient advocate almost daily. The issues range from mice in family member's rooms, gnats coming up from the sink in family members' room, non-adherance to basic nursing procedures and techniques, lack of professional demeanor and rudeness, leaving urinals unemptied, linoleum floor covering not glued down, electrical outlets in patient rooms blowing, inadequate ventilation from non working, painted shut/handles windows, etc. The few professionals that work here are outnumbered. The general attitude of staff and management is lackluster and non-empathetic, and I feel the level of care borders on the criminal. I notified DLC and DPH. DLC did respond and spoke with me. I got a letter from DPH. If you have any other options, please do not let your family member be taken to this hospital for any reason.

★★★★★
Nickole Deshais3 years ago

The Shattuck hospital has helped me out in so many ways. It's a very good place. Nothing what so ever to say negative things about it...Luis Maldonado

★☆☆☆☆
Veronica Diaz3 years ago

This is the worst place to have your love ones or even to be placed yourself. Do your research we unfortunately didnt have a choice but if there is anything we can do is become advocates for the patients there. This… place is horrible they have CNA'S who reek of alcohol especially one in particular in 6 south. that same CNA walks in to patient rooms when they ring the call button shuts it off and disregards their needs waves his hands to the patients as hes mumbling obscenities' and slams the door shut. My spouse has been there for about 4 months hes in a wheelchair and has to make his own bed, moves his own commode, empties his own urinal, cleans his own room which are all things he is accustomed to but when you have an injury as bad and as severe as he does it makes it very difficult to do anything. Security will disregard any and all of your deliveries and will tell the drivers to go away we currently have an active complaint and investigation due to security violating and disrespecting the dasher. the hospital has mice and roaches they do not care to be clean or even sanitary at all we observed them cleaning once and the staff mentioned that it was because they were coming to inspect I was baffled by the response. Meals are not given the way they should be given they are cold or some night bags are either not distributed or shorted meaning sandwiches are taken out and they only give them a bag with utensils mayo and an apple. They just love to push medication on patients to keep them drugged up so they dont have to deal with them, walking down the hall all you see are patients in wheelchairs or beds doped up drooling and almost falling out of their wheelchairs. Patients are constantly screaming I NEED HELP for long periods of time with no attention given. This hospital is like if you go there expecting to die its horrible and lets not mention PT my spouse has a combination of injuries ranging from a broken pelvis, fractured lower lumbar and two metal plates in his hips hes been confined to a bed for months and when not in the bed hes in the wheelchair this past week the wheelchair was taken from him and PT asked him to stand and walk with a crutch from one spot to another and just like that they cleared him from PT without even providing PT now hes suffering from a pinched nerve in his right leg and PT wont see him The nurses tell him there is only 1 doctor in the ENTIRE facility he gets directed to the on call which he has never seen the actual doctor or on call doctor since being there. We aren't getting any results we are actively trying to transfer him close to home but even so if you thought the Doctors, CNA'S, Nurses, were an issue the case workers, social workers are worse they wont process the transfer papers. they wont offer assistance everyone is always on vacation so they wont help but they make it difficult for you to get out and get the help you need. No one ever knows what's going on or where anything is its like chickens running around with their heads cut off. They only got a star because without choosing a star I cant post my review. If you love your loved ones please fight to get them out if they are there and if not if they are mentioning placement there please DONT DO IT. You'll thank me later.

★☆☆☆☆
Vanessa Tate3 years ago

This place is full of racism, ageism, classism and both implicit and explicit bias. This hospital run by the Department of Public Health a Massachusetts state hospital. It is clear that the management is in need of… training regarding the above issues. The one ⭐️ is still too generous. Often management base their decisions on personal matters, staff complaints to their union representatives go unanswered. Many of the employees who are not nurses or doctors are often treated and spoken to disrespectful. Having trainings available online is not helpful for those who are not familiar with emails, or how to use the computer. In the past racism was very common in that hospital. Classism does exist it goes hand and hand with bias. Some treatment is based on your position and depending on who you know. Speaking out for your rights gets you label a trouble maker.

★★☆☆☆
Lincoln Wilmot3 years ago

Some of the staff are helpful. 5/10 however the place is depressing

★★★★★
Delia Arce3 years ago

Excellent place to go when you have a medical problem with just.

★☆☆☆☆
Mohamed Tarawally4 years ago

Not the best in the area, but manageable, it’s sad to see your love one in such facility

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    APT Foundation Inc – North Haven

    North HavenConnecticut
    4.3★★★★☆332 Google reviews
    DetoxIOPOutpatient
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    APT Foundation Inc is located at 352 State Street in North Haven, within a few minutes of Quinnipiac University and New Haven. Within around 6 miles…

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  • 1.0MILES FROM Muddy River

    Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center – Boston

    BostonMassachusetts
    4.5★★★★★2,818 Google reviews
    OutpatientTelehealthWalk-in
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    330 Brookline Avenue in Boston puts Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center inside a short drive of Brookline, Cambridge and the towns around them. The practical catchment…

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  • 1.5MILES FROM Muddy River

    HRI Hospital – Brookline

    BrooklineMassachusetts
    3.1★★★☆☆254 Google reviews
    DetoxHospital detoxInpatient
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    HRI Hospital operates from 227 Babcock Street in Brookline, close enough to Cambridge and Somerville to serve both. That radius takes in Watertown, Belmont, Newton and…

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  • 1.5MILES FROM Muddy River

    Dr Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health – Boston

    BostonMassachusetts
    2.1★★☆☆☆23 Google reviews
    Inpatient
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    Dr Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health sits at 85 East Newton Street, Boston — around 3.7 miles from Brookline and 3.7 from Cambridge. Anyone within about…

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  • 1.7MILES FROM Muddy River

    Judge Baker Childrens Center – Roxbury Crossing

    Roxbury CrossingMassachusetts
    4.2★★★★☆5 Google reviews
    OutpatientTelehealth
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    Judge Baker Childrens Center sits at 53 Parker Hill Avenue, Roxbury Crossing — around 1.7 miles from Brookline and 3.1 from Cambridge. The practical catchment runs…

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  • 1.7MILES FROM Muddy River

    Healthcare Resource Centers – Boston

    BostonMassachusetts
    4.2★★★★☆33 Google reviews
    OutpatientTelehealthAftercare
    Accepts InsuranceAccepts Medicaid

    Healthcare Resource Centers is at 23 Bradston Street in Boston. Brookline is 3.7 miles away and Cambridge 3.9. The practical catchment runs to roughly 5 miles,…

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