Methadone Clinics in Chelsea, Massachusetts

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Name	Address	City
Health Care Resource Centers Chelsea	175 Crescent Avenue	Chelsea
Health Care Resource Centers Peabody	172 Newbury Street	Peabody
Fitchburg Comprehensive Treatment Center	155 Airport Rd	Fitchburg
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
SaVida Health Worcester	121 Lincoln Street	Worcester
Health Care Resource Centers Boston	23 Bradston St First Floor	Boston
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
Bay Cove Human Services Treatment Center	66 Canal Street	Boston
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
SOFAR Program at Boston Medical Center	850 Harrison Ave 6th floor	Boston
Health Care Resource Centers Woburn	9 Forbes Road	Woburn
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.	585 Lincoln St.	Worcester

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The city of Chelsea, Massachusetts has a population of approximately 39,690 people, and is located in Suffolk County, just across the Mystic River from the city of Boston. This location means that a Chelsea methadone clinic can serve a large number of people, even though, at only 2.21 square miles, it is Massachusetts’s smallest city. Methadone clinics in Massachusetts are certified by SAMHSA ( the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) and are required to be run by medical professionals who make sure that each patient receives an appropriate dosage. Methadone relieves opioid cravings and withdrawals, while also blocking the intoxicating effects of opioids, so that relapse becomes much less likely. The medication assistance offered by methadone allows patients to fully benefit from counseling and cognitive behavioral therapies designed to guide individuals through the process of creating long-term positive change. Recovering from opioid addiction has a much greater chance of success when it is paired with methadone treatment.