Care Transition Resources
Housing After a Hospital Stay or Rehab Program
For discharge planners, case managers, and women navigating the transition from a clinical setting back to everyday life.
The Gap Between Discharge and Stability
One of the most vulnerable moments in a woman's recovery is the period immediately following discharge from a hospital, detox program, or residential treatment facility. Without a stable, supportive place to go, the progress made in a clinical setting can quickly unravel.
Discharge planners and case managers working with women in the South Shore and Greater Boston area often need to identify housing options that are structured, safe, and substance-free — but not clinical. Steady Path Home is a privately operated women's supportive residence in Quincy that fills this gap for women who are ready to live independently in a community setting.
Hospitals & Health Systems — South Shore
South Shore Hospital — Weymouth
A regional medical center serving the South Shore with inpatient, outpatient, and behavioral health services. Social work and discharge planning teams can be reached through the main hospital line.
781-340-8000Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center — Quincy
Provides inpatient and outpatient medical care in Quincy. The social work department assists with discharge planning and community resource referrals.
617-773-6100Brigham and Women's Hospital — Boston
A major academic medical center in Boston with comprehensive social work and care coordination services for patients transitioning to community settings.
617-732-5500Substance Use & Behavioral Health Treatment
Gosnold on Cape Cod
A leading Massachusetts provider of substance use and mental health treatment, including residential, outpatient, and detox programs. Serves women from across the state.
800-444-1554Habit OPCO — Multiple Locations
Outpatient substance use treatment including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) at multiple South Shore and Greater Boston locations.
Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line
A free, confidential resource to help connect Massachusetts residents with mental health and substance use treatment services.
800-327-5050For Discharge Planners & Case Managers
SAMHSA Treatment Locator
The federal substance use and mental health treatment locator. Search for licensed programs by location, service type, and population served.
800-662-4357A Private Housing Option for Professionals to Know About
Steady Path Home is a privately operated women's supportive residence in Quincy, Massachusetts. We provide furnished shared housing in a structured, substance-free environment for women who are ready to live in a community setting. We are not a clinical program, a licensed treatment facility, or a step-down program. We are a private residence — a stable, peaceful place to land. Weekly housing fees apply. We welcome referrals from discharge planners, social workers, and case managers. Please reach out through our contact page to learn more about our current availability and environment.
Making a Referral or Researching Options?
We're happy to speak with discharge planners, case managers, and families who are researching housing options for a woman in their care.