Bay State Community Services in Quincy, Massachusetts, is a comprehensive community-based organization providing behavioral health, substance use recovery, and family support services to children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout the South Shore and Greater Boston area. With a dedicated team of clinicians, psychiatrists, and recovery coaches, Bay State Community Services focuses on empowering individuals and families to overcome challenges through evidence-based therapies, peer support, and coordinated care. Their programs include individual, group, family, and couples therapy, in-home support, youth residential services, prevention initiatives, and recovery coaching to ensure a holistic approach to well-being.
The facility emphasizes accessible and flexible care, offering outpatient counseling, clinical assessments, medication management, and crisis support. Bay State Community Services also provides specialized support for individuals navigating substance use, co-occurring disorders, trauma, developmental disabilities, and legal involvement. Through structured programs, peer recovery services, and prevention efforts, the organization fosters long-term growth, resilience, and recovery for all members of the community. Its integrated approach ensures that every client receives tailored, person-centered support in a professional and compassionate environment.
I can’t praise this clinic enough! The people here are truly amazing. They treat you with kindness and really understand what you’re going through. It’s clear they care deeply about helping you find hope. With their support I have learned so many useful tools to work through my challenges. If you’re looking for a place that respects you and guides you on your journey you won’t regret coming here!
Monday: Open 24 hours, Tuesday: Open 24 hours, Wednesday: Open 24 hours, Thursday: Open 24 hours, Friday: Open 24 hours, Saturday: Open 24 hours, Sunday: Open 24 hours
I was angry leaving my initial one star review because I felt lied to and deceived. I was told I’d be lucky to make it back to this place… meaning that I’d be dead and not be able to make it back. I was told I would be dead cause of how “horrible and defiant” I was. I did not like AA was not for me so I was going to die. Many people that worked here told me. My case worker gossiped about me to a whole group of my peers saying “one of you is going down a dark road” really? These are the people to trust? These are the people “getting me better.” Also they said the bill would not need to be paid and I kept getting harassed by AP office I believe in Florida? So I was furious.