Our Kingston Facility
One building, both levels of care, on Bishops Highway just off Route 3. Here's what the place is actually like.
Designed around how treatment actually works
The building matters less than what happens in it, but it’s fair to want to picture where you’ll be sleeping. Our Kingston facility will house both the detox unit and the residential program, which is the design decision everything else follows from: when detox ends, your next level of care is down the hall, not across the state.
What the building is built around
The detox wing
Detox rooms sit close to the nursing station, because that’s where monitoring lives. Nurses check on you around the clock through the hardest days.
Residential spaces
Built for the daily rhythm of treatment: group rooms, quiet space for individual sessions, a dining room where meals happen together, and space for the yoga, art, and music programming that rounds out the clinical day.
The rooms
A mix of private and two-bed rooms, assigned by availability and clinical need. Rooms are for sleeping. The treatment happens everywhere else.
The grounds
Twenty-three acres of outdoor space that remind you Plymouth County is genuinely pretty. Recovery needs room to breathe between sessions.
A century of care on this hill
The 23-acre campus on Bishops Highway was built as the Sacred Heart campus, and caring for people is what this land has always done. An $11 million redevelopment is converting it into Longview Behavioral Health, with Phase I opening in late 2026.
We kept what deserves keeping. The setting is quiet without being remote, right off Route 3 at the gateway to the South Shore.
The campus as it is
Construction photos now, finished rooms as they are ready. We would rather show you real progress than stock photography.
Getting here
We're at 329 Bishops Highway in Kingston, just off Route 3 at the gateway to the South Shore. Approximate drive times, outside of rush hour, honestly stated.
Drive times to Longview
- Plymouth: about 10 minutes up Route 3
- Duxbury: about 15 minutes
- Pembroke & Halifax: about 15 minutes
- Marshfield: about 20 minutes
- Cape Cod (Sagamore Bridge): about 25 minutes
- Brockton: about 30 minutes
- Quincy: about 35 minutes
- Boston: about 45 minutes down Route 3 and the Expressway
- New Bedford & Fall River: about 45 minutes
- Providence, RI: about an hour
Why families choose Kingston
The South Shore has carried more than its share of the state’s addiction crisis, and for years the options ran in two directions: drive into Boston, or drive out to Worcester County and beyond. Longview exists to be the third option: real medical detox and residential treatment inside Plymouth County, in a town most South Shore families can reach inside half an hour.
Family members make these drives for visits and family therapy sessions, so distance matters. Close enough for your people to show up, far enough that your old routines can’t.
Longview Behavioral Health
329 Bishops Highway, Kingston, MA 02364
Medically supervised detox and residential treatment for adults, ten minutes from Plymouth and 45 from Boston. Admissions: (781) 430-4090.
We will accept most insurance plans
We expect to work with most major insurers so you can focus on getting better, not on paperwork. Verify your benefits today. It only takes a minute and it's completely confidential.
Take the first step today.
Confidential and no pressure. Tell us a little about yourself and a caring admissions specialist will reach out — usually the same day.
Call 781.430.4090