AdCare AdCare provides drug treatment and alcohol treatment in Massachusetts & Rhode Island. Services include detox, rehabilitation, inpatient and outpatient care

AdCare offers evidence-based care for addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders in facilities across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our Mission
We are committed to with a mission to restore hope and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction. United by compassion and a commitment to inclusive care, we provide a foundation for lasting recovery that saves and transforms lives. Our Vision
To foster a world free from the stigma of addiction, where quality treatment and support are accessible for all.

Today is Methamphetamine Awareness Day, a time to acknowledge the devastating impact of m**h addiction on our communitie...
11/30/2025

Today is Methamphetamine Awareness Day, a time to acknowledge the devastating impact of m**h addiction on our communities across the nation.

Millions of Americans struggle with stimulant addiction, but every day people are finding recovery.

💜 Today and every day, we are working to break the stigma, honor those fighting for their lives, and remind every family that hope is real and help is possible.

If you or someone you love is struggling, we’re here 24/7. 👉https://loom.ly/0Dy2S9Q

Gratitude is at the heart of our work. This Thanksgiving, we’re especially thankful for the people and partnerships that...
11/27/2025

Gratitude is at the heart of our work. This Thanksgiving, we’re especially thankful for the people and partnerships that make recovery possible every day. 🧡

From the patients who bravely choose a new path, to the families and professionals who walk alongside them, we see you, and we’re grateful for you. And above all, we’re reminded that treatment works and recovery is real.

Here’s to hope, healing, and the communities that make both possible. ✨

While Thanksgiving brings connection for some, it can surface heavy feelings for others—especially Veterans who are used...
11/27/2025

While Thanksgiving brings connection for some, it can surface heavy feelings for others—especially Veterans who are used to pushing through hardship without asking for support.

That’s why it’s important to remember that strength can take many forms, and sometimes the bravest step is admitting when things feel heavy. That moment of honesty creates space for others to step in, support, and remind us that no one has to navigate this season alone.

If you’re a Veteran struggling this season, please know this: you are not alone. You matter. And there are people ready to lift you up.

Reach out. Let someone walk with you. We’ve got you.

If today feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. You don’t have to push through it or carry it by yourself.We're here, any...
11/27/2025

If today feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. You don’t have to push through it or carry it by yourself.

We're here, anytime you need help.

11/26/2025

The holidays can make supporting a loved one in recovery… complicated.

👉 You don’t want to “out” them.
👉 You don’t want them to feel left out.
👉 And you definitely don’t want to trigger them.

❓So what should you do?

In this Holiday Edition of Real Talk with an Interventionist, our Director of Engagement and Intervention Services, Mike Diamond, breaks it down with practical, honest guidance for families navigating this season.

🎥 Watch now and join the conversation.

How do you support someone you care about during the holidays?

11/25/2025

Let’s talk mental health.

Here in New England, the holidays can feel especially heavy for those living with depression, anxiety, or addiction. You’re not alone if this season brings up more than just celebration.

Understanding different therapy options can make finding support feel a little easier. DBT offers practical tools for coping with intense emotions and building healthier responses.

Share this video with someone who wants to learn more about their options. And if you’re exploring support across MA or RI, AdCare is here to help you. ☎️ 401-293-8144

Helping our neighbors is who we are — especially during the holiday season!This week, Nicole Paliotti, Executive Directo...
11/25/2025

Helping our neighbors is who we are — especially during the holiday season!

This week, Nicole Paliotti, Executive Director at our Rhode Island location, and Food Service Director, Sharon Martinez, delivered Thanksgiving food donations to the JonnyCake Center for Hope in South Kingstown, RI.

We’re grateful for the chance to support families in our community and help make the holidays a little brighter. ❤️🦃

We’re celebrating two incredible reminders of strength, perseverance, and purpose this month. 💙Please join us in recogni...
11/21/2025

We’re celebrating two incredible reminders of strength, perseverance, and purpose this month. 💙

Please join us in recognizing the remarkable recovery milestones of two teammates who change lives every day:

✨ Sazha Ramos, our VP of Military & Veteran Affairs — 11 years in recovery
✨ Philip Van Guilder, our Director of Community Relations — 22 years in recovery

Their leadership, passion, and unwavering dedication to helping others embody the heart of our mission.

Congratulations, Sazha and Philip! 🙌

One of the biggest blessings of recovery is community; people who truly get it, who can talk the talk because they’ve wa...
11/20/2025

One of the biggest blessings of recovery is community; people who truly get it, who can talk the talk because they’ve walked the walk.

Now you can stay connected to that community 24/7, right from the palm of your hand!

AAC Together is our app for alumni of AAC treatment centers nationwide.

Inside the app, you can:
❤️ Share stories and inspiration
❤️ Connect with alumni from your facility and beyond
❤️ Track your recovery journey
❤️ Hear from the treatment team you know and love
❤️ And so much more

Stay connected. Stay supported. Stay in recovery — together. 💛 👉 https://loom.ly/iMmxlsw

Stay connected to recovery with our ACC Together App—daily check-ins, support tools, and peer engagement.

11/19/2025

Honesty in recovery isn’t just about what you put down, it’s about who you’re able to bring back into your life.

Addiction can create distance without warning, pulling us away from the people we love long before we realize it.

But honesty is what makes healing possible. It’s what allows trust to be rebuilt and family to feel close again. ❤️

Recovery gives you a chance to get back the people who matter most.

When you're ready, we're here to walk with you. ☎️ 401-271-7191

Join us in celebrating our November Employee of the Month, Marilyn Viruet!Marilyn is an incredible asset to the AdCare t...
11/19/2025

Join us in celebrating our November Employee of the Month, Marilyn Viruet!

Marilyn is an incredible asset to the AdCare team, bringing positivity, compassion, and a genuine smile to everything she does—whether she’s supporting her colleagues or caring for our patients.

Thank you, Marilyn, for the heart, dedication, and excellence you bring each day. We’re grateful for you! ❤️

Join us in the comments to give Marilyn a shout out! 🎉

Calling all Veterans! 🇺🇸If you’re looking for extra support on your recovery journey, we hope you’ll join us tonight for...
11/18/2025

Calling all Veterans! 🇺🇸

If you’re looking for extra support on your recovery journey, we hope you’ll join us tonight for AAC Mission Forward.

Phil Van Guilder—Army Veteran and AAC’s Director of Community Affairs—will be leading the discussion about the power of staying connected in recovery.

📆 Tonight, November 18
⏰ 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET

Get the meeting link here: 👉 https://loom.ly/nbXBbYo

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1950 Tower Hill Rd
North Kingstown, RI
02852

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