Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital

Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital is a hospital in Worcester, MA, operated by the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. The facility opened in October 2012 and provides acute inpatient mental health services and supports. It is a 320-bed recovery center and hospital that serves 260 adults and 60 adolescents. The inpatient facility is open 24 hours, and patients and staff operate within an environment designed for their specific needs. The hospital is wheelchair accessible and offers transit-friendly access. For those seeking authorization for services beyond standard health insurance, the Department of Mental Health provides supplemental services for individuals with serious mental illness and children and youth with serious emotional disturbance.

The location is situated at 309 Belmont Street, on Belmont Street itself. It is located about two-tenths of a mile from Plantation Street and the UMass Memorial Medical Center University Campus. The Worcester VA Clinic is also nearby, at a distance of two-tenths of a mile. The UMass Chan Medical School and the Lamar Soutter Library are both located about three-tenths of a mile from the hospital.

Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital holds a rating of 2.40 based on 43 reviews. The business has a steady record of repeat and referred customers. As a state-operated facility within the Central Massachusetts Area, it serves a specific population with serious mental health needs, distinguishing it from general acute care providers in the region.

Services:

• Community Support Services
• Crisis Stabilization Units
• Inpatient Mental Health Treatment
• Outpatient Recovery Programs
• Psychiatric Rehabilitation