About
About Middlesex Recovery
Middlesex Recovery is a substance use treatment facility located at 45 Stiles Road, Suite 206, in Salem, New Hampshire, within Rockingham County. The center provides medically supervised care for adults struggling with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, operating under dual accreditation from the Joint Commission (JCAHO) and CARF — a combination that signals a measurable standard of clinical accountability that many local programs do not hold. Middlesex Recovery’s confirmed levels of care include Medical Detox and an Outpatient Program, giving patients a structured pathway from withdrawal management into ongoing outpatient treatment. The medical detox program addresses the physical demands of withdrawal under clinical oversight, while the outpatient program provides continued support after the acute phase of detox has been completed. The facility treats co-occurring disorders alongside substance use, meaning patients who present with dual diagnoses — a substance use disorder combined with a mental health condition — are not turned away or referred elsewhere for that component of their care. This integrated approach reflects the clinical reality that untreated mental health conditions are a significant factor in relapse. Middlesex Recovery serves men, women, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, and individuals requiring HIV/AIDS support. Payment options include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay, removing a common barrier that prevents people from entering detox when they need it most.
- Dual accreditation from both the Joint Commission (JCAHO) and CARF — a standard many New Hampshire detox programs do not meet
- Medical Detox and Outpatient Program available under one provider, supporting continuity from withdrawal management into ongoing care
- Treats co-occurring disorders alongside substance use, so patients with dual diagnoses receive integrated care without separate referrals
- Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay — one of the broader payer mixes among NH detox facilities
- Serves specialized populations including pregnant women, seniors, and individuals requiring HIV/AIDS support