High Point Treatment Center

About High Point Treatment Center

High Point Treatment Center is a Massachusetts sober living operator and licensed addiction treatment organization based in the southeastern part of the state, running recovery housing in New Bedford and Bristol County alongside its clinical treatment programs.

A Treatment Organization Running Recovery Housing

High Point Treatment Center's housing is one piece of a larger addiction treatment operation, which sets it apart from an independent sober home operator. Residents in its houses have access to an organization that also runs clinical programming, so a move between levels of care does not necessarily mean leaving the organization altogether.

Separate Housing for Men and Women

High Point Treatment Center keeps its graduate-stage recovery housing single-gender, running a Women's Graduate House and a separate Men's Graduate House rather than mixing residents under one roof. Each is meant for someone further along in recovery than a typical first-stop sober home, with an expectation of greater independence.

Serving New Bedford and Bristol County

The organization's housing is based in New Bedford, a historic port city and one of the largest population centers in Bristol County, with a substantial outpatient and hospital-based treatment infrastructure that supports the wider South Coast region.

Certification and a Licensed Treatment Organization

High Point Treatment Center's recovery housing is not listed through the Massachusetts Alliance for Sober Housing, the state's NARR affiliate, which certifies peer-run sober homes. A licensed treatment organization like this one is regulated through a separate clinical licensing track instead.

Applying Through High Point Treatment Center

Admission to either graduate house runs through High Point Treatment Center rather than through an individual address. A resident who needs a different level of care, or a transfer between the men's and women's programs, can raise it with an organization that already manages the full continuum.