Tower Hill Recovery Home is a sixteen-bed residential treatment program for men in Lawrence, Massachusetts, serving those whose recovery involves both substance use and co-occurring disorders. Operated by Riverbend, a Greater Lowell nonprofit formerly known as Lowell House, the round-the-clock staffed facility works with men aged eighteen and older who need care addressing their addiction together with more significant co-occurring conditions. The program offers a stable, structured foundation for men who are ready to engage in this level of care.
A Co-Occurring Residential Program for Men in Lawrence
Tower Hill provides a safe and structured environment for men whose path to recovery requires attention to co-occurring disorders as well as substance use. Admission is geared toward residents who are stable enough to benefit from this level of care and able to take part in a developmentally appropriate, structured setting. Within that framework, the program supports men as they stabilize, adopt healthier routines, and work steadily toward the independence and confidence that sustain long-term recovery.
Part of Riverbend’s Continuum of Care
Tower Hill operates as one part of Riverbend’s larger network of evidence-based treatment and recovery programs, which allows residents to transition to other levels of support as their circumstances change. This connection to a broader system of care, combined with a structured environment attuned to co-occurring recovery, underscores the home’s focus on helping men make steady, lasting progress. The result is a program that pairs specialized support with clear pathways toward continued stability and growth.
