Bradford House is a twenty-four-bed residential treatment program for men in Haverhill, Massachusetts, focused on those who are navigating both a substance use disorder and co-occurring conditions. Operated by Riverbend, a Greater Lowell nonprofit formerly known as Lowell House, the staffed residential home serves men aged eighteen and older who need integrated support for their addiction and their co-occurring needs. It offers a structured, welcoming setting for men who are prepared to take this step in their recovery.
A Co-Occurring Residential Program for Men in Haverhill
Bradford House is built to care for men whose recovery calls for addressing addiction and co-occurring conditions together rather than in isolation. The program is intended for residents who are stable enough upon admission to make use of this level of care and who can benefit from a safe, structured, and developmentally appropriate environment. Within that setting, staff support men as they find their footing, establish healthier habits, and develop the resilience needed to carry their recovery forward into independent life.
Integrated Care and Riverbend’s Recovery Network
As one of Riverbend’s co-occurring residential programs, Bradford House combines specialized support with the resources of a well-established recovery organization. Residents benefit from being part of Riverbend’s wider array of treatment and recovery services, which allows their care to continue through other supports and levels as they move forward. This pairing of an integrated, co-occurring focus with a broader recovery network reflects the home’s aim of helping men build steady, durable change.
