Methadone Clinics in Peabody, Massachusetts

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Name	Address	City
Health Care Resource Centers Peabody	172 Newbury Street	Peabody
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
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
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
Lawrence Comprehensive Treatment Center	10 Embankment Street	Lawrence
Brockton Comprehensive Treatment Center	180 Centre St	Brockton

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In Essex County in the North Shore region, Peabody, Massachusetts has a population of 53,070. From 1626 to 1752, the city was a part of Salem. Today, the city of Peabody is able to locally provide the accredited opioid addiction recovery treatment offered by the many methadone clinics in Massachusetts. A Peabody methadone clinic can deliver methadone maintenance therapy indefinitely for those who need it, or for just a few months for those whose doctors approve of a short treatment duration. However, methadone treatment lasting less than 12 months is not usually advised. Methadone works best when taken for at least a year, and when incorporated into a comprehensive treatment plan that also includes behavioral therapy and counseling. In this way, mental health issues, practical habits, and drug use triggers can all be addressed at the same time as the physical aspects of addiction are being treated with methadone. Methadone has been used for effective opioid addiction recovery since it was invented over fifty years ago.