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• Conexiones ATS-DETOX: ATS-Detox provides medically monitored detoxification services integrated with mental health, medical, and recovery support services. Conexiones serves adults (18+) with SUDs or CODs. Learn more
• Conexiones CSS: Clinical Stabilization Services (CSS) integrated with medical, and recovery support services. Conexiones serves adults (18+) with SUDs. Learn more
• Casa Men’s Program: A 6–9-month Residential Recovery Home for men with integrated recovery support services. Casa Men’s Program serves adult (18+) men with SUD(s). Learn more
• The Latinas y Niños Center: A 6-12 month Co-Occurring enhanced Residential Treatment Program with integrated medical and recovery support services. Latinas y Niños serves adult women (18+) with SUD(s) and co-occurring SUD(s) and mental illness(es) (CODs).  Children under 10 may enter the program with their parents. Learn more
• Familias Unidas Outpatient Clinic: A licensed, CARF-accredited behavioral health clinic that provides outpatient treatment, integrated primary care, and support services. Familias is for patients who need outpatient services and have SUD(s), MI(s), or (CODs). Learn more
• Supportive Housing: 37 Units of Permanent, subsidized housing with case management and access to our co-located behavioral health and recovery support services. Learn more

Connect with our subject-matter experts and behavioral health professionals for interviews, expert commentary, and in-depth insights on critical mental health issues. To ensure prompt and accurate responses to your inquiries, please email our media relations team at [email protected]. For urgent media requests after hours or weekends, please contact Diliana De Jesus, Chief Development Officer & Deputy Director at (339) 201-6639. 

• Daniel Pereira, Director of Communications and Marketing 
  • [email protected] 
  • Office: (617) 445-1123 x15030 
  • Direct Line: (857) 756-5988 
• Natalia Pinzon, Senior Marketing Associate
  • [email protected] 
  • Office: (617) 445-1123 x1517 
  • Direct Line: (617) 865-2796 
• Diliana De Jesus, Chief Development Officer & Deputy Director 
  • [email protected]
  • Office: (617) 445-1123 x1305 
  • Direct line: (339) 201-6639

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Quickly access answers to common questions about Casa Esperanza, our services, and our impact on the community. 

• Who do I call for admission to the Casa Esperanza program?
  • Please call our centralized patient intake at 617-445-1123 x849 and get all the information you need about our Casa programs. For information about the Supportive Housing program, please call (617) 906-6515.
• How will family members be involved in treatment at Casa Esperanza and aftercare planning?
  • Patients who are 18 years old or older are legal adults with legal privacy rights. We are subject to HIPPA healthcare privacy regulations, so treatment information access without a patient’s written consent is prohibited. All health providers must obtain formal permission to share information (including diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis) with you, or anyone else, even if you are a spouse, a parent, or a guardian of a patient. Family contact is crucial to a patient’s treatment and recovery. Family members may participate in Family Educational Groups, Parenting Support groups, and family-oriented community events. Family members are encouraged to visit during visiting hours and maintain phone contact. Family members may request to participate in a case conference to discuss any concerns or needs of the family unit as part of aftercare planning. 
• What do I need to know about insurance and addiction treatment?
  • If you are a patient or family member at Casa Esperanza, your treatment team will work with you and the insurance company to obtain coverage for the recommended treatment. No one will be denied access to care due to inability to pay.
• How long does treatment last?
  • Individuals progress through treatment at their own pace, so there is no predetermined length of treatment. However, research has shown unequivocally that good outcomes are contingent on adequate treatment length and all of our programs are tailored to the unique needs of each individual and family. Our residential treatment program averages 6-9 months for single individuals and 6-12 months for parents reunifying with children.  Length of stay for ATS-Detox and CSS services ranges from 5-14 days as determined by the patient’s health insurance. 
• Are there any support groups or resources for families and friends of patients?
  • Absolutely. Our Casa care plans include medical care, health resources, wrap-around support, individual, group, and family therapy, and referrals to community services. Family members may contact our Familias Unidas Program at (617) 684-6209 if they are interested in participating in family support groups or need more information about resources in their community.

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