Harmony House Men's Sober House

About this Sober House

Harmony House is a residential recovery program for men in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in Bristol County, operated by High Point Treatment Center and its affiliate SEMCOA.

A Men's Recovery Home on Earle Street

Harmony House occupies a historic red-brick building that once served as a school, giving the program a larger, more institutional footprint on its block. It serves adult men eighteen and older recovering from substance use disorders, with an average stay of three to six months and extended residential options running up to two years for men who need longer support.

Clinical Services on Site

The program combines medication options, including buprenorphine and naltrexone, with cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. That range lets Harmony House support men managing opioid use disorder alongside other substance use and mental health needs within the same residential setting, coordinating medication management directly with on-site clinical staff.

Part of a Larger Treatment Network

High Point Treatment Center runs Harmony House as part of its Southeastern Massachusetts network, alongside its SEMCOA affiliate's other residential and graduate housing programs. That scale means Harmony House residents have a path to step down into less intensive housing through the same organization if their needs change over time.

New Bedford and Bristol County

New Bedford is one of the largest cities in Bristol County and a historic whaling and fishing port, with its own hospital system, courts and outpatient treatment providers. A resident at Harmony House has access to that full range of city services without needing to travel elsewhere in the county for routine care.

Reaching Harmony House

Referrals and applications go through High Point Treatment Center. Given the program's length options, from three months to two years, prospective residents should ask directly which track fits their situation and how medication management is coordinated with the residential program.