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Londonderry, New Hampshire

Drug & Alcohol Rehab in New Hampshire

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 49 Google reviews of the Londonderry, NH office
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  • Same-day intake in many cases
  • Most insurance accepted
  • Joint Commission accredited

Clear Steps Recovery, 1D Commons Dr, Units 21 & 22, Londonderry, NH 03053, just off Route 102 at I-93 Exit 4. Admissions line answered 24/7. Office visits Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. About 15 minutes from Manchester, 20 from Nashua or Salem, and 10 from Derry.

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1D Commons Dr, Units 21 & 22, Londonderry, NH 03053

Admissions line answered 24/7. Office visits Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.

Free on-site parking, including accessible spaces.

Drive times
  • Manchester about 15 min
  • Nashua about 20 min
  • Salem about 20 min
  • Derry about 10 min
  • Windham about 12 min
  • Hudson about 20 min
  • Concord about 35 min
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What happens when you call

One call starts everything. Here is what to expect.

  1. You call, we answer

    The admissions line is answered 24/7. A real person picks up, no menu and no callback queue.

  2. Benefits check within minutes

    We check your insurance with the carrier at no cost and tell you what your plan covers.

  3. A short clinical assessment

    A clinician talks through what is going on and matches you to the right level of care.

  4. You start

    We schedule your first day, same day in many cases, at the office closer to you.

What we will ask: your name, a callback number, which state, and only if you have it, your insurance card.

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HCO 691351 · NH listed

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Approved provider · NH

Founded 2022

NH DHHS licensed

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Areas we serve

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Across Southern New Hampshire

Our center sits in Londonderry at the crossroads of I-93 and Route 102, so most of southern New Hampshire is a short drive. Adults come to us from these communities and the towns around them:

Levels of care

Levels of Care in New Hampshire

One clinical team, four levels of care, so you can step up or step down as your recovery changes. A licensed clinician matches you to the right starting point at your assessment.

Alcohol or drug detox in New Hampshire

Need alcohol or drug detox in New Hampshire first? We arrange it with a partner facility.

(603) 769-8981How same-day admissions works

Clear Steps Recovery does not provide detox on site, and there are no overnight beds at our Londonderry center. When heavy daily drinking, benzodiazepine dependence or a history of withdrawal seizures means alcohol or drug detox has to come first, we arrange it with a partner detox facility. You can also dial 211 for The Doorway NH, the state's entry point for substance use help, reachable 24/7, which helps people access every level of treatment and can help with insurance sign-up and financial assistance.

While you are in detox, admissions plans your first day of Day Treatment (PHP), IOP or Evening IOP in Londonderry for when it is complete, so you step down into outpatient care here with a start date already set. One call to (603) 769-8981 coordinates both. The partner facility bills your plan for the detox stay, and admissions helps you understand both pieces so nothing is a surprise.

Coming from The Doorway, an ER or detox

Already Started Somewhere Else? How the Step Into Outpatient Care Works

Many people reach an outpatient program after a first stop somewhere else. Clear Steps Recovery is an independent outpatient program in Londonderry, not part of The Doorway or any hospital, and each route below starts with a referral or a call to (603) 769-8981.

  1. 01

    From The Doorway: The Doorway of Greater Manchester (300 Hanover Street) and The Doorway of Greater Nashua (268 Main Street) are open in person Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and reachable 24/7 by dialing 211. Their services include screening, evaluation, care planning and facilitated referral (The Doorway). If your Doorway plan includes outpatient treatment, you or your Doorway contact can call our admissions line to set up an assessment. Bring any referral or evaluation summary you were given. It helps, and you can start without it.

  2. 02

    After an ER visit or a hospital stay: If you were treated in an emergency room for an overdose, withdrawal or a crisis tied to drinking or drug use, ask for your discharge papers and any referral the care team recommends, then call (603) 769-8981. Admissions verifies your insurance and books an assessment, the same day in many cases. If the hospital team or our assessment says medical detox has to come first, we arrange it with a partner detox facility, because we do not provide detox or overnight care.

  3. 03

    After detox or a residential stay: Call while you are still there. Admissions can plan your first day in Day Treatment (PHP), IOP or Evening IOP for the day you are discharged, so the start date is set before you leave and there is no gap in care.

  4. 04

    If it is a crisis right now: Call or text 988, or call New Hampshire's Rapid Response Access Point at (833) 710-6477, which can send a mobile crisis team (NH Rapid Response). In an emergency, call 911. More free and public help, from family groups to recovery centers and town resource pages, is on our New Hampshire help page.

Alcohol rehab

Alcohol Rehab in New Hampshire

Alcohol addiction treatment(603) 769-8981
Most adults with an alcohol use disorder do not need a residential stay. They need structured treatment they can attend while living at home. In Londonderry that means Day Treatment, IOP or evening IOP, individual counseling with a master's-level clinician, and medication when it helps: naltrexone (including the monthly Vivitrol injection), acamprosate and disulfiram are the FDA-approved options, and our medical team decides with you whether one fits. We do not run detox on site. If heavy daily drinking or a history of withdrawal seizures means you need medical detox first, we arrange it with a partner facility and plan your first day with us for when it is complete. Read more about alcohol addiction treatment at Clear Steps Recovery.

What we treat

Specializing in Addiction Treatment in New Hampshire.

Clear Steps Recovery offers a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to substance abuse treatment in NH, designed to help individuals overcome addiction. We have programs specific to:

DrugsAlcoholOpioidHeroinMethPrescription DrugsOpiateFentanylCocaineBenzodiazepine

Same-day assessment

Call now. In many cases you can be assessed today.

One call to (603) 769-8981 and admissions verifies your insurance in minutes, then books a confidential assessment with a licensed clinician, often the same day. No pressure and no obligation.

(603) 769-8981How same-day admissions works
Our Londonderry program works with Ambetter Health, AmeriHealth, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, NH Healthy Families, Point32Health, TRICARE, Tufts Health Plan, VA Community Care and WellSense Health Plan, and with New Hampshire Medicaid through Granite Advantage plans. If your plan is not listed, call anyway. We check every plan in minutes at no cost. See how verification works on our New Hampshire insurance page, or read about your plan: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim and Tufts, TRICARE and VA Community Care, NH Medicaid or Ambetter.

Insurance

Insurance Accepted in New Hampshire

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Medical Director

Dr. Richard Marasa, MD, Medical Director

Every program at our Londonderry center runs under the clinical oversight of Dr. Richard Marasa, MD. He is board certified in Addiction Medicine, Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine, holds medical licenses in New Hampshire and six other states, and brings 46 years of clinical practice and 23+ years of personal recovery to the work. He personally oversees medication-assisted treatment and reviews the clinical content on this site.
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Google reviews

What People Say About Our Londonderry Center

4.9 stars from 49 Google reviews. Three of them, in their own words:

  • Great team of dedicated staff offering high quality services to patients.

    Google review, Londonderry

  • Exceptional program! Beautiful facility and professional, knowledgeable and dedicated staff!

    Google review, Londonderry

  • Friendly and knowledgeable staff! Highly recommend!

    Google review, Londonderry

Take a look inside

See inside our Londonderry, NH location.

A short tour of the space and the team you'll meet on day one.

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Substance abuse treatment in NH

Improving the quality of life and functional abilities of those struggling with addiction.

The Clear Steps Recovery team is dedicated to improving the quality of life and functional abilities of those struggling with addiction in New Hampshire. From our Londonderry facility we serve Manchester, Salem and Derry, and we provide drug and alcohol rehab for Nashua residents about 20 minutes away. We also run an outpatient drug and alcohol rehab in Needham, Massachusetts. Find out more about what we have to offer.

Drug and alcohol rehab

Two programs, one clinical team.

Drug rehab

Drug Rehab in New Hampshire

Opioids, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines and prescription drugs, treated in Day Treatment, IOP or outpatient care with MAT when it is the right fit. Detox is arranged by referral when it is needed first.

  • Personalized care plan

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Alcohol rehab

Alcohol Rehab in New Hampshire

Structured outpatient alcohol treatment you can attend while living at home, with evening IOP for people who work, medication when it helps, and family support for the people around you.

  • Personalized care plan

Learn about alcohol rehab

Finding treatment in southern New Hampshire

Three Ways to Start Today

You do not have to work out the right level of care on your own. A licensed clinician matches you to it using the ASAM criteria, which weigh your medical needs, your mental health and your home situation. For most adults, care close to home is an advantage: your family can take part and your aftercare connects to local support. Any of these three doors gets you there.

  1. 01

    Call Clear Steps Recovery: (603) 769-8981, answered 24/7. Admissions verifies your insurance, answers your questions and can book a same-day assessment at our Londonderry center.

  2. 02

    Dial 211 for The Doorway NH: Calling 211 reaches the state's round-the-clock entry point for substance use help, run by NH DHHS. The Doorway helps people access every level of treatment, accepts most insurance plans, helps with signing up for coverage and has financial assistance available. A family member can call on your behalf.

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    Call the SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) is a free, confidential federal referral line, 24/7 in English and Spanish, if you want to gather information before you speak to a program.

NH rehab programs

Programs designed for long-term recovery.

Several options for rehabilitation programs are available at Clear Steps Recovery depending on the level of care you or your loved one needs.

Holistic & experiential therapies

Whole-Person Healing in New Hampshire

Alongside clinical treatment, our New Hampshire program offers holistic and experiential therapies that support healing in body, mind, and spirit.

  • Sound Bowl Therapy
  • Meditation & Breathwork
  • Yoga
  • Reiki
  • Music Therapy
  • Art Therapy

Specialized programs

Programs Built for Specific Needs

Clear Steps Recovery offers specialized tracks designed around the people and communities we serve.

Our admissions process

Taking the first step toward recovery can be challenging.

Clear Steps Recovery is here to support you on this journey. Our admissions team will guide you through every step, insurance verification, clinical assessment, and your first day.

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NH drug & alcohol rehab team

Talented and compassionate professionals.

The Clear Steps Recovery team is comprised of master's-level clinicians and licensed practitioners dedicated to providing our patients with the comprehensive care they need for long-term recovery.

FAQ

Questions People Ask About Our New Hampshire Rehab

Do you take Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts or UnitedHealthcare?
Our Londonderry program works with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Tufts Health Plan, Point32Health, Ambetter, AmeriHealth, NH Healthy Families, WellSense, TRICARE and VA Community Care, and more. Call (603) 769-8981 and we will verify your exact plan in minutes at no cost.
Do you have detox?
Medical detox is not provided on site at either of our locations. If you need detox first, we help arrange it with a partner detox facility and plan the step into our outpatient programs once it is complete. Call and we will coordinate both.
Where can I get alcohol detox in New Hampshire?
Not on site at Clear Steps Recovery, which has no detox or overnight beds. When alcohol detox has to come first, we arrange it with a partner detox facility, and The Doorway NH, reached 24/7 by dialing 211, helps people across the state access every level of treatment. Once detox is complete, you step down into Day Treatment (PHP), IOP or Evening IOP at our Londonderry center, with your first day scheduled for when you are discharged. Call (603) 769-8981 and admissions coordinates both.
Can I start the same day?
Often, yes. Call, we verify your insurance in minutes, and a confidential assessment with a licensed clinician is often available the same day. When your program starts depends on the assessment and the level of care recommended.
What are your evening hours?
Evening IOP meets Monday through Thursday from 6 to 9 pm at our Londonderry center. Daytime programs run on weekdays, and the admissions line is answered 24 hours a day.
Is there parking?
Yes. Free on-site parking, including accessible spaces, at 1D Commons Drive, just off Route 102 and minutes from I-93 Exit 4.
Do you offer virtual or telehealth treatment?
Yes. A virtual option is available for adults who cannot attend in person, delivered by the same licensed clinicians. Ask admissions whether it fits the level of care you need.
How much does treatment cost?
Most people use insurance. We verify your benefits at no cost before anything is scheduled, then explain any deductible or copay up front so there are no surprises. If you do not have insurance, call and we will talk through what is available.
Do you accept Medicare?
We are not in network with Medicare at this time. If Medicare is your primary insurance, FindTreatment.gov, the federal treatment locator, can point you to programs that accept it. If you have another plan alongside Medicare, call and we will check it.
Do you take NH Medicaid?
Yes. Our Londonderry program works with New Hampshire Medicaid, including Granite Advantage plans such as WellSense, NH Healthy Families and AmeriHealth Caritas NH.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
A photo ID, your insurance card, a list of any medications you take, and the name of any doctor or program you have seen recently. If you do not have all of it, come anyway and we will sort out the rest. Wear whatever is comfortable.
Which New Hampshire towns do you serve?
Adults come to our Londonderry center from Manchester, Nashua, Derry, Salem, Windham, Hudson, Merrimack, Bedford, Concord and across southern New Hampshire. Evening IOP and our virtual option make treatment workable even with a commute. Town pages cover the drive from each: drug and alcohol rehab for Nashua, Manchester, Salem and Derry.
How much does rehab cost in New Hampshire?
There is no single number. Outpatient rehab is billed by level of care and by session, so Day Treatment (PHP) costs more per week than IOP, and IOP more than weekly outpatient care. Most people at our Londonderry center use insurance, and we verify your benefits with the carrier at no cost before anything is scheduled. Without insurance, New Hampshire Medicaid or The Doorway NH (dial 211) can open state-funded options, and admissions talks through self-pay case by case.
Do you have to pay to go to rehab for drugs?
Usually the plan pays most of it. Federal parity law requires plans that cover addiction treatment to do so on terms comparable to other medical care, and New Hampshire Medicaid, through Granite Advantage plans such as WellSense, NH Healthy Families and AmeriHealth Caritas NH, covers substance use treatment at our Londonderry program. If you have no coverage at all, dial 211 for The Doorway NH, the state's entry point to treatment, which has financial assistance available, or call us and ask about self-pay.
How long does a person stay in rehab for drugs?
At an outpatient program you go home every day, so the question is how many weeks, not how many nights. At Clear Steps Recovery, Day Treatment (PHP) is often a few weeks before stepping down, IOP is often several weeks to a few months, and the Outpatient Program continues on a lighter weekly schedule for as long as it helps. Your assessment sets the starting point and your progress sets the pace.
What is the difference between PHP and IOP in New Hampshire?
Hours and structure. Day Treatment, which insurers call PHP, is full clinical days on weekdays, about 20 or more hours a week. IOP is about nine to twelve hours a week, either during business hours or on Monday through Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 pm. Both run at our Londonderry center with the same clinicians, and most people move from one to the other as they stabilize. See our IOP vs PHP comparison for the full side-by-side.
What are some outpatient mental health treatment options in New Hampshire?
For adults whose mental health struggles sit alongside substance use, our Londonderry programs treat both at once. Anxiety, depression and trauma are addressed inside Day Treatment, IOP and outpatient care through cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and individual counseling with master's-level clinicians, with medication oversight from our Medical Director, Dr. Richard Marasa, MD. If substance use is not part of the picture, admissions can point you toward the right kind of program.
Can The Doorway send me to Clear Steps Recovery?
The Doorway makes referrals to treatment programs across New Hampshire, and you can ask for outpatient care in Londonderry. Clear Steps Recovery is independent, not part of The Doorway, so the simplest route is to call (603) 769-8981 yourself or ask your Doorway contact to call. Admissions verifies your insurance and books an assessment, the same day in many cases. Bring any referral or evaluation summary you have.
Can you help my family plan an intervention?
Yes, in the planning sense. A parent, partner or sibling can make the first call, describe what is going on and learn what a same-day assessment, a benefits check and a first day would look like, so the offer of treatment is concrete when you make it. Clear Steps Recovery is a treatment provider rather than an intervention service, so we coordinate with the professional you choose and keep the clinical side ready. Read more about help planning an intervention.

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