Marsi Road for PC

A recovery coach or case manager can pull up current detox bed availability, Buprenorphine provider listings, and recovery meeting locations without switching between browser tabs and phone calls. Marsi Road compiles Massachusetts addiction treatment resources: detox facilities, licensed prescribers, and support groups including SMART Recovery, NA, and AA: in one searchable interface, with bed counts refreshed every 15 minutes and meeting directories updated weekly.

Running Marsi Road on a desktop computer lets you reference treatment options while managing other windows (notes, email, or case management software) without losing your place. The app's filterable listings make it practical for intake coordinators, recovery coaches, and individuals seeking immediate help to locate resources in their area.

Real-Time Bed Availability and Provider Search

The core strength of Marsi Road lies in its current facility data. Detox bed counts sync from the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Access network every 15 minutes, so the information you see is at most 15 minutes old. Buprenorphine providers (doctors licensed to prescribe medication-assisted treatment) are listed by location and updated weekly. The app limits refreshes to conserve server resources and your data usage, updating only when server information changes. All facilities are verified through the state's official behavioral health access portal.

Meetings and Recovery Groups Across the State

Marsi Road catalogs SMART Recovery, Narcotics Anonymous, and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings statewide, organized by town and updated once weekly. You can filter by meeting type and location, making it straightforward to find a group near home, work, or another fixed location. While some town-level listings remain incomplete, the app's structure supports adding new meeting locations as they are reported and verified.

Built for Desktop Workflow

On a PC, Marsi Road functions as a reference tool the app stays open while handling intake calls, managing case notes, or coordinating with treatment staff. The app is community-funded and supported by donations and recurring patronage; server costs are ongoing, and updates depend on funding and user contributions. If you use Marsi Road regularly, the developer accepts one-time gifts and monthly support through the links provided in the app.