Methadone Clinics in Boston, Massachusetts

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Health Care Resource Centers Jamaica Plain 170 Morton Street Boston
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
Health Care Resource Centers Boston 23 Bradston St First Floor Boston
Bay Cove Human Services Treatment Center 66 Canal Street Boston
SOFAR Program at Boston Medical Center 850 Harrison Ave 6th floor Boston
Health Care Resource Centers Peabody 172 Newbury Street Peabody
Fitchburg Comprehensive Treatment Center 155 Airport Rd Fitchburg
BrightView – Plymouth 23 Aldrin Road Plymouth
SaVida Health Worcester 121 Lincoln Street Worcester
Lowell Comprehensive Treatment Center 22 Olde Canal Drive Lowell
Lawrence Comprehensive Treatment Center 10 Embankment Street Lawrence
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center 180 Centre St Brockton
High Point Outpatient Services 61 Industrial Park Rd Plymouth
Health Care Resource Centers Attleboro 23 N Main St Attleboro
Health Care Resource Centers Hudson 323 Derry Road Hudson
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc. 105 Merrick St. Worcester
Community Healthlink Inc 72 Jaques Avenue Worcester
Center for Treatment and Recovery 203 Concord Street Pawtucket

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Boston, the capital of Massachusetts, has approximately 692,600 residents, making it New England’s most populous city. Methadone clinics in Massachusetts can easily be found here. For over fifty years, methadone has been used in opioid addiction treatment to alleviate patients’ drug cravings and withdrawals, as well as to improve their overall functioning. Research has shown that methadone’s effectiveness increases when it is paired with counseling and behavioral therapy. Seeking help at methadone clinic Boston is the first step to building a healthier, happier life. Methadone treatment is always overseen by physicians and nurses, and dosages can be adjusted over time to ensure that patients receive exactly what they need for their unique body chemistry. Although some patients may stay on methadone maintenance for a relatively short period of time, treatment lasting less than 12 months is usually not advised. For the best chance at a full recovery, you should take methadone for as long as you and your doctor agree that it is helping you abstain from opioids, which will most likely be for a year or more.

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