800-671-4304Dimock Community Health Center Alcohol and Drug Detoxification Prog
About Dimock Community Health Center Alcohol and Drug Detoxification Prog
The Dimock Community Health Center can be found near Boston, Massachusetts. It’s a primary care facility that also offers mental and behavioral health care. Support is available to adults aged 18 and older, regardless of gender, race or background. This facility offers inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment services for adults looking to recover from substance abuse disorder (SUD).
Services available include individual, group and family counseling as well as court-mandated substance abuse assessments. They also provide relapse prevention and intervention groups, parenting groups, anger management groups and dual-diagnosis support groups.
There is also the option of their structured outpatient addiction program, otherwise known as a day treatment program. This runs five days per week for around 3.5 of treatment a day. Participants attend for around three to six weeks depending on their unique needs and the severity of their addiction.
Medication-assisted treatment or MAT is also available here to support clients in managing their withdrawal symptoms or cravings using proven and effective FDA-approved medicines.
The facility also features a dedicated inpatient detox center for those wanting to get clean. The center is a 39-bed medically monitored unit that provides a comfortable and safe environment in which individuals can go through medication-assisted detoxification. Clients can stay here for up to 14 days while their wider care plan and next steps are considered. Following detox, individuals are often referred to less intensive treatment programs for ongoing care.
For anyone looking to inquire regarding free beds at the detox center, they can either call in with reception, or check on Massachusetts Behavioral Health Access website.
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Roxbury, MA 02119
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