Addiction Treatment Center of New England

The Addiction Treatment Center of New England in Brighton, Massachusetts, is clinically operated as a drug and alcohol treatment program designed to provide a safe and therapeutic environment for clients in the greater Boston, Massachusetts area. Our programs help clients gain control over their drug problems and learn alternatives to their addictive behavior.

ATCNE specializes in the treatment of opiate dependency, adhering to a philosophy that Medication-Assisted Treatment is an effective modality for narcotic dependence. We have been at the same location since 1980. ATCNE is a member of the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence, Inc.™ (AATOD). Contact us to learn more about our services.

Joelito Morovis
5 Star
Very good treatment..
Monday 15th November 2021

Sarahmaureen Cadigen
5 Star
I have been a client at ATCNE in Brighton for many years. They take the prize on covid safety. For the last 15 months I've been getting take homes and instead of going everyday I go 2-4× a month. The staff is all new and the place has such a better vibe. EVERYONE originally there is gone including Sharon. New clinical director Matt is great. Great hours 6:15-1:00 5:15 for work line during the week and 7:15-11:15 weekend's. Same day appts, get dosed that day. Lot of different options but they're great. If you're looking for a clinic their awesome. No group right now and only phone councelling but that's OK. Give them a call and talkh to Will
Friday 14th May 2021

Patricia Cady
3 Star
Mostly good, but I was not able to get help with sweating and withdrawal issues.
Friday 23rd April 2021

John Ryan
4 Star
A good balance of methadone maintenance and a supportive structure: weekly individual counseling and group meetings. The groups can be uneven, of course, but overall there is real empathy and investment from the staff. If you just want to walk in and get dosed, and continue using, you won't like it, but if you're moving towards change and recovery ATC is structured but not overly ideological (12 steps, CBT, etc). Harm reduction is increasingly the focus but treatment varies depending on client needs.
Saturday 8th January 2022

ellen mccann
1 Star
Cause 2 many rules too many groups way too many like it A behavior motifacation,clinic no Bueno no good at give no stars I would
Monday 25th February 2019