About

WestBridge

WestBridge is an active private nonprofit behavioral health provider in Manchester, New Hampshire. Its official website describes the organization as serving adults ages 18 and older who experience mental illness, with or without co-occurring substance use disorders.

WestBridge was founded in 2001 and offers multiple levels of care, including residential treatment at The Commons, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient care, and a community integration program. Its program materials emphasize integrated dual disorder treatment, family involvement, evidence-based practice, and long-term recovery planning.

The American Residential Treatment Association lists WestBridge as a clinical residential program at 660 Chestnut Street in Manchester. ARTA describes the residential program as a 12-resident setting for adults with serious mental illness, with or without substance use, and states that the New Hampshire residential program is licensed for both mental health and substance-use treatment and has held CARF accreditation since 2010.

The NATSAP member listing identifies WestBridge as a Full Program, a young-adult residential and outpatient provider, and a nonprofit program serving all genders.