About
About AMOS House
AMOS House is a CARF-accredited residential and outpatient treatment facility located at 460 Pine Street in Providence, Rhode Island. Operating under the mission of providing ‘second chances,’ the center delivers clinical addiction treatment and behavioral health services — including counseling, psychiatry, and medical care — to individuals and families in the Providence area. It is one of the few community-based programs in the city that pairs direct medical detox services with broader social support infrastructure.
The facility offers three confirmed levels of care: medical detox, a standard outpatient program, and an intensive outpatient program (IOP). Medical detox provides supervised withdrawal management for individuals who need clinical support at the start of treatment. The IOP delivers a higher level of structured outpatient care for those requiring more frequent engagement without full residential placement, while the outpatient program supports ongoing treatment and continuity of care.
Clinically, AMOS House incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a therapeutic method and addresses Trauma and PTSD as co-occurring conditions alongside addiction. This reflects a treatment approach that accounts for the underlying factors that often accompany substance use disorders. The facility conducts services in English and operates Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with Friday hours from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, closed to outside appointments.
AMOS House serves a notably broad population: veterans, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and those who are court-ordered into treatment. Payment is accepted through Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, removing financial barriers that often delay entry into care. On-site social services and a soup kitchen distinguish the center as a place that addresses the practical needs of people in recovery, not just the clinical ones.
- Medical detox available within a community-rooted facility that also provides social services and a soup kitchen — addressing practical needs alongside clinical withdrawal management
- CARF accreditation confirms the facility meets independently reviewed standards for addiction treatment quality
- Accepts Medicaid and Medicare in addition to private insurance, broadening access for individuals who may not have commercial coverage
- Serves specialized populations including veterans, pregnant women, seniors, and court-ordered individuals — not a one-size program
- Treats co-occurring Trauma and PTSD alongside addiction, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a confirmed clinical method