228 COE House
Overview
228 Co-Occurring Enhanced (COE) House is a 16-bed short-term inpatient treatment program for women with co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders. Located in Massachusetts’ MetroWest region, the program offers a safe, structured environment and supports participation in vocational, educational, and social activities during treatment.
Ages Served
- Adults (Ages 26-64)
- Young Adults (Ages 18-25)
Genders Accepted
- Female
Languages Served
- Spanish
- English
Treatment
- Long-term residential
Special Programs
- Adult women
- Past domestic violence
- Past trauma
- Mental health disorders
- Pregnant/postpartum
- Young adults
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Accessible Inpatient Care for Women
Operated by the nonprofit South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC), this is a short-term, small-scale residential program serving women with both substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Located in the MetroWest region of Massachusetts, the program offers a safe and structured setting for early recovery. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and other state-financed insurance, making it accessible to women with limited financial resources. Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated areas.
Structured Support for Life After Treatment
Treatment includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), individual and group therapy, and integrated dual diagnosis care. Residents are supported in rebuilding daily routines by participating in vocational, educational, or social activities during treatment. Additional services include case management and tobacco cessation counseling.
Connection to Broader SMOC Support Services
As part of SMOC’s larger network, COE House is connected to an organization that also operates childcare services and peer recovery programs. SMOC Childcare offers early education and care for children from infancy through age 14, with options for subsidized tuition and some transportation assistance for qualifying families. For continued support after discharge, SMOC’s Anchored in Recovery center provides peer-led recovery coaching and flexible, community-based support for individuals pursuing long-term recovery. These services make treatment and sustained success more accessible for parents seeking treatment for themselves.
Cost and Insurance
Insurance Accepted
Disclaimer: Additional insurance plans may be accepted. Please contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage details, as this information may change.
Cost
$ - Low Cost Facility
Cost ratings are our best estimates to help guide you, not guarantees. Actual costs may vary with treatment, insurance, and other factors. While we aim for accuracy, details may change.
Financial Assistance
- Does not offer Free
- Does not offer Payment assistance
- Does not offer Sliding fee scale
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Treatment
Treatment Setting
- Long-term residential
Treatment Approaches
- 12-step program support
- Anger control support
- Brief intervention
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Incentive-based therapy
- Motivational interviewing
- Relapse prevention support
- Substance use counseling
- Trauma-focused counseling
Additional Support and Services
- Case management support
- Help with transportation
- Mental health support
- Social skills training
Counseling and Education
- General health education services
- Group therapy
- Hepatitis education and support
- HIV/AIDS education and support
- One-on-one counseling
- Substance use education
- Tobacco and vaping cessation counseling
Transition Support
- Discharge and next steps planning
- Ongoing recovery care
- Overdose prevention and naloxone education
- Post-discharge follow-up
Other Conditions Treated
- Trauma
Amenities and Experiences
Activities
- Gender-specific support groups
- Job training
- Life skills workshops
Settings
- City
Policies
- Smoking allowed in designated areas
- Vaping allowed in designated areas
Ownership Type
- Non-profit
Quality and Trust
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