Methadone Clinics in Attleboro, Massachusetts

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Name	Address	City
Health Care Resource Centers Attleboro	23 N Main St	Attleboro
The Journey to Hope, Health and Healing	985 Plainfield Street	Providence
BHG Middletown Treatment Center	26 Valley Road Suite 202	Newport East
East Wareham Comprehensive Treatment Center	3088A Cranberry Hwy	Wareham Center
Health Care Resource Centers New Bedford	8 Kilburn Street	New Bedford
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare Providence	349 Huntington Avenue	Providence
Health Care Resource Centers Jamaica Plain	170 Morton Street	Boston
BrightView – Plymouth	23 Aldrin Road	Plymouth
Boston Children’s Hospital	300 Longwood Avenue	Boston
St. Elizabeth’s Comprehensive Addiction Program	736 Cambridge Street	Boston
Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center	150 S Huntington Ave	Boston
Community Health Resources Danielson	71 Westcott Rd	Danielson
SaVida Health Worcester	121 Lincoln Street	Worcester
Health Care Resource Centers Boston	23 Bradston St First Floor	Boston
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center	180 Centre St	Brockton
Bay Cove Human Services Treatment Center	66 Canal Street	Boston
MASAC at Plymouth	1 Bumps Pond Rd	Plymouth
High Point Outpatient Services	61 Industrial Park Rd	Plymouth
High Point Treatment Center	1233 State Rd.	Plymouth
Providence VA Medical Center	830 Chalkstone Avenue	Providence

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Attleboro, Massachusetts has a population of a little over 45,200 and is in Bristol County, which was created in 1685 by the Plymouth Colony. An Attleboro methadone clinic is convenient to the residents of Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, as well as the surrounding communities. All methadone clinics in Massachusetts are required to be accredited by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. Clinics must also register with the Drug Enforcement Administration, as methadone is a schedule II-controlled narcotic. When used appropriately, methadone is a life-saving medication, relieving intense drug cravings and debilitating withdrawal symptoms that might otherwise trigger a dangerous relapse into opioid use. Methadone also blunts or dulls the effects of opioids, making drug use less desirable. Medication-Assisted Treatment, which is when methadone maintenance therapy is combined with behavioral therapy and counseling, is widely regarded as the gold standard of rehabilitation approaches for people struggling with opioid use disorder.