Primary Focus
- Substance Abuse Treatment
Natchaug Hospital Inc Sachem House Claimed
151 Storrs Road
Mansfield Center, CT 06250
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We focus on creating a therapeutic environment where people can learn strategies for coping and improve their functioning.
Service Setting
- Outpatient Detoxification
- Outpatient Methadone / Buprenorphine or Naltrexone
Payments
- Cash or Self-pay
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- State Financed Health Insurance Other Than Medicaid
- Private Health Insurance
- Military Insurance
Services Provided
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
- Group Counseling
- Individual Counseling
- Relapse Prevention
- Opiate Detox
- Family Education
Type of Care
- Outpatient
About Natchaug Hospital Inc Sachem House
Each client’s treatment plan is centered on group therapy which allows for sharing of experiences while gaining support and validation.
When people need intensive, comprehensive treatment for psychiatric and chemical dependency issues but do not need inpatient or residential hospital care, Natchaug offers intensive, structured clinical treatment in programs that may include up to six hours of treatment a day, five days a week.
These intensive treatment programs can help prevent the need for hospitalization. They can also help people make the transition to home after inpatient or residential treatment. Natchaug brings this clinical care closer to people’s homes by offering programs throughout Eastern Connecticut.
Medication-assisted treatment uses both Suboxone® and therapy to help people into recovery from opioid dependency. Suboxone® helps reduce addictive cravings and allows patients to remain more functional and involved in their families, jobs and communities throughout recovery.
Other benefits of Suboxone® include:
- Lower risk of abuse and dependency
- Fewer side effects
- Long duration of action, resulting in infrequent dosing (usually once per day)
- “Ceiling effect” which blocks the ability to get high, reducing the likelihood of opioid use
Suboxone® is FDA-approved and carefully monitored according to evidence-based treatments that have been shown to give patients the best chance at success.
