Steps from the Green Line
Medication-Assisted Treatment in Boston
Recovering from a substance use disorder is difficult. You have two critical factors playing against you. Addiction is, after all, both physical and mental. To recover from your addiction, you need a multi-pronged approach to your addiction treatment.
We can help students who turned to substance use to stay focused and working hard (or partying hard) and now struggle to stop. We can help those who turned to self-medication due to their depression, grief, trauma, or anxiety.
No matter who you are, we can help.
One part of that treatment must be medication-assisted treatment (MAT). We offer medication-assisted treatment to those trying to overcome their opioid use disorder or, in some cases, their alcohol addiction. Rest assured, you will also get evidence-based treatment and therapies to help you mentally, emotionally, and even spiritually when you are at our Back Bay Mental Health clinic in Boston, MA.
What is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)?
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) refers to the use of one of three FDA-approved medications to help those living with an opioid use disorder overcome physical withdrawal symptoms. Opioid addiction can be extremely hard to recover from because of the physical addiction. Taking oxycodone as a party drug in university can end up with a serious addiction before you know it.
The same applies to those who were initially prescribed opioids for their pain. If you get used to opioids, you grow a tolerance, both physical, mental, and emotional. You could have broken a leg or been in a car accident and now rely on opioids to get you through work or your classes, and yes, stopping will be hard.
With us, you get a multi-pronged approach towards your recovery. By using one of the FDA-approved medications, our clinical care specialists can help you safely manage the withdrawal symptoms and stop the physical cravings, giving you a real shot at recovering from your addiction.
Your addiction treatment does not stop there, however. Alongside our medication-assisted treatment programs, you will also be enrolled in a series of psychiatric, psychological, and holistic therapies to help you manage the triggers and psychological cravings.
Our rounded substance use disorder treatment is designed to help you physically, mentally, and even emotionally. We are here to give you the ongoing treatment and support necessary to end your opioid addiction and give you the backup you need to stay the course.
What You Can Expect from Our Intensive Outpatient Medication-Assisted Treatment Program
Our opioid use disorder treatment is comprehensive, personalized, and designed to fit you and your schedule. You can come to us first or as a second resort. We accept those who have first been hospitalized or gone through an inpatient program and will work with your current progress to continue your opioid addiction treatment just as well as those who want to kick their habit through us first.
We are a private facility open to anyone. We also accept many insurance plans, so contact our team if you want to get in-depth and personalized treatment with us and have insurance coverage. We can also work with you privately.
You could be a university student who needs flexibility in their sessions, a professional who needs to work around a busy schedule, or anyone else. Thanks to our flexibility, we work around your life and schedule at a frequency designed to help you succeed.
With us, you get it all, including:
High-Quality Care
We offer high-quality care from start to finish. With us, you’ll have access to clinical healthcare providers, psychiatrists, therapists, and holistic counselors under one roof. We offer the best care and use the latest evidence-based treatment to help you recover from your addiction effectively. We also understand that relapse is part of the journey, and we are here to support you through every hiccup, roadblock, and setback that comes your way.
Personalized Treatment Plans
We work with you to understand your medical history, needs, and preferences and then use that information to create a personalized medication-assisted treatment program just for you.
A Luxurious Treatment Center
Our treatment center is luxurious, safe, and private. You will be able to get the care that you need in our high-quality and comfortable treatment facilities while keeping the nature of your care completely private. We understand how important feeling comfortable is during treatment, so we’ve designed our treatment center to be as luxurious as possible.
Access to Medical Professionals
Thanks to our in-house psychiatrists and medical professionals, we are licensed and ready to prescribe medication from prescription painkillers to Naltrexone. Our psychologists and counselors are then there to help you by providing talk therapies, coping strategies, and behavioral treatments to help you build up the strength, skills, and techniques needed to beat your addiction.
Convenient Treatments
We are fully flexible and offer evening treatments. If you spend all your day at work and don’t have time for a session in the afternoon, then do not worry. You can book your sessions in the evenings instead.
If you’re a university student on campus, let us know your schedule, and we’ll work around it—even if it’s inconsistent. We can work on your treatment, whether working, doing an internship, parenting kids at home, or anything else. We are here to give you professional and convenient medication-assisted treatment services, no matter your responsibilities, routine, or needs.
Do You Qualify for Medication-Assisted Treatment in Boston, MA?
If you have been struggling with an opioid addiction, then come to us. We provide evaluations and work with physicians and inpatient treatment facilities to carry out your care.
You will need to meet the criteria to get medication-assisted treatment, yes specifically. This means you must:
- Be diagnosed with an opioid addiction
- Be diagnosed with an alcohol addiction
- Experience withdrawal symptoms
- Have undergone a medical detox
We can help guide you through your addiction recovery at any stage, though we may not immediately be able to treat you. For example, if you need a medical detox, we will refer you to a facility that can help you.
Once you have undergone that detox, we can evaluate you to determine which level of care and treatments suit you and your recovery.
Start Your Medication-Assisted Treatment Program Massachusetts Today
We are a private, luxury-intensive outpatient program facility offering expert mental health care. This means not only can we help you with medication-assisted treatment programs, but we can also help you address your mental health conditions. In many cases, mental health and addiction are linked, either because you self-medicated due to your mental health condition or your addiction exacerbated your mental health.
We can help you in either case. With our rounded treatment plans, private setting, and commitment to working around your schedule, you can get the help you need for lifelong recovery.