Baldpate Treatment Center (Formerly Baldpate Hospital)

Staff is amazing, from the nurses, case managers, RT’s , kitchen staff, doctors and housekeeping. Always very supportive for all patients and their needs. Food always very good with a variable menu. Housekeeping very efficient and professional, accommodating and friendly. New more comfortable mattresses with box springs and comfortable pillows would be nice for the patients comfort during their stay. Also, the wicker furniture in the main living room either needs to have the chair seats repaired and some new comfortable plush cushions added as a majority of patients time is spent in this room and they are uncomfortable and falling apart. If they can not be repaired and made to be more comfortable a brand new set should be bought . I would think that the owner could afford this at the expense of the patients comfort during their detox stay. Lastly, patients insurance companies are billed for occupational therapy from 2pm-4pm daily. Each patient is invited up to the barn for activities ie to play pool which the current one was falling apart (a new one was just donated by a patient). The ping pong paddles need to be replaced along with new balls . the basketball hoop is without a net and the basketballs are flat. Other activities should be added as well up there so that more patients may actually want to participate instead of declining because of the poor conditions. Overall, as a patient and a professional RN, I would recommend Baldpate to others. Thank You.

Worst place ever. They play \'favorites\' and I was clearly not one! Do not go

helped my aunt at a time of need. worked with her...she was helped.normally responsive to needs.

Good facility, with consistent counseling

Baldpate Hospital is a small, quaint facility in the woods of Georgetown, MA and is a hidden gem among rehabs and detoxes. It's unfortunate that insurance companies now dictate the length of stay at treatment facilities in Massachusetts. It's the same everywhere, not just t Baldpate. Our legislators need to instead of having some flunkie at an insurance company make medical decisions that affect the lives of people that need help longer than the five days that is common among treatment centers in Massachusetts.