Our provider network
Help us strengthen the recovery system of care across Massachusetts.
The ATR Provider Network is built of 30+ organizations that deliver a range of recovery support services to our ATR participants. In each of our service areas, ATR providers offer services designed to enhance an individual’s ability to live and work in the community while they focus on their recovery. All ATR providers are authorized by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Department of Public Health/Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (DPH/BSAS).
Our current ATR Provider Network offers services such as:
- Basic needs support
- Care Coordination
- Job readiness programs
- Job training opportunities
- Recovery coaching services
- Sober homes
While our current providers offer these services, we welcome other partners and opportunities outside of these areas. If your organization offers support services to the recovery community, we invite you to consider becoming part of the ATR Provider Network. Our providers are helping transform the lives of ATR participants, supporting each step on their road to recovery.
If you are interested in joining the ATR Provider Network, please contact the following:
- Job readiness and job training services: Kelly Joseph, kjoseph@ahpnet.com
- All other services: Brita Loftus, bloftus@ahpnet.com
New to the ATR Provider Network?
Click here for all necessary documentation to complete your application.
All Locations
ATR Care Coordination
- Gavin Foundation – Boston, New Bedford, Worcester
- Institute for Health & Recovery (IHR) – Boston, Lowell, Springfield/Holyoke
Career Services
Boston Providers
Paths to Empowerment (P2E)
Recovery Coaching
Lowell Providers
New Bedford Providers
Career Services
Springfield/Holyoke Providers
- Holyoke Community College
- Providence Ministries/FoodWorks @ Kates Kitchen
- United Tractor Trailer School, Inc.
Paths to Empowerment (P2E)
Recovery Coaching
Transportation
Worcester Providers
Career Services
*Indicates free programming resource that ATR partners with, but has not gone through BSAS authorization.