Methadone Clinics in Lynn, Massachusetts

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Name	Address	City
Lynn Comprehensive Treatment Center	11 Circle Ave	Lynn
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
Taunton Comprehensive Treatment Center	66 Main Street	Taunton
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
Health Care Resource Centers Attleboro	23 N Main St	Attleboro
High Point Outpatient Services	61 Industrial Park Rd	Plymouth
ARK Behavioral Health	500 Victory Rd 3rd Floor	Quincy
Health Care Resource Centers Hudson	323 Derry Road	Hudson
Health Care Resource Centers Chelsea	175 Crescent Avenue	Chelsea
Health Care Resource Centers Boston	23 Bradston St First Floor	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
Lowell Comprehensive Treatment Center	22 Olde Canal Drive	Lowell

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With a population of 94,229, Lynn is the largest city in Essex County, Massachusetts. The area was first settled in 1630, and the name was changed from Saugus to Lynn seven years later. Anyone seeking help from
methadone clinics in Massachusetts will not have to leave Lynn to get the help they need. Any Lynn methadone clinic will be equipped to provide medically supervised methadone maintenance therapy. Dosages will be determined, monitored, and adjusted by professionals trained to identify the ideal methadone dose to relieve a patient’s drug cravings and withdrawals. For optimum results, people in recovery from opioid addiction should also seek therapy for the psychological and behavioral sides of addiction. Counseling can address any co-occurring mental health disorders and behavioral therapy can change habits and thought patterns that perpetuate addiction. It is important to never stop taking methadone abruptly. Patients must slowly wean off the medication when they and their doctor agree that they are ready. Stopping methadone too soon or too quickly will lead to relapse.