Methadone Clinics in Lowell, Massachusetts

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Name	Address	City
Health Care Resource Centers Woburn	9 Forbes Road	Woburn
SOFAR Program at Boston Medical Center	850 Harrison Ave 6th floor	Boston
Fenway Pharmacy: South End	142 Berkeley Street	Boston
Fenway Health	1340 Boylston Street	Boston
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.	585 Lincoln St.	Worcester
Lynn Comprehensive Treatment Center	11 Circle Ave	Lynn
Boston Comprehensive Treatment Center	99 Topeka Street	Boston
Neurology at Boston Medical Center	725 Albany Street	Boston
Boston Medical Center – Office Based Addiction Treatment Progr	801 Massachusetts Avenue 5th Floor Suite C	Boston
South End Community Health Center	1601 Washington Street	Boston
Community Healthlink	26 Queen St	Worcester
ARK Behavioral Health	500 Victory Rd 3rd Floor	Quincy
Manchester Comprehensive Treatment Center	20 Market St.	Manchester
Health Care Resource Centers Hudson	323 Derry Road	Hudson
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.	105 Merrick St.	Worcester
Community Healthlink Inc	72 Jaques Avenue	Worcester
Health Care Resource Centers Chelsea	175 Crescent Avenue	Chelsea
Manchester Metro Treatment Center	228 Maple Street	Manchester
SaVida Health Worcester	121 Lincoln Street	Worcester
Health Care Resource Centers Boston	23 Bradston St First Floor	Boston

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Located in Middlesex County, Lowell, Massachusetts is one of the five largest cities in the state, with a population of 110,997. Like many cities here, Lowell began as a mill town, and has been called the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. Residents dealing with opioid addiction can find the help they need at a Lowell methadone clinic. Methadone is one of three medications FDA-approved to treat opioid dependency. The other two are naltrexone and buprenorphine. Methadone works by blocking the high caused by opioid abuse, and by alleviating opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms. These effects allow patients taking methadone to abstain and function well while they get other forms of treatment, such as behavioral counseling, which will teach them how to avoid drug use triggers and to change their habits around drug use. Although not all methadone clinics in Massachusetts require patients to get counseling, methadone maintenance therapy is far more effective when it is accompanied by other forms of therapy that handle the psychological and behavioral roots of addiction.