Adams, MA: Medication-Assisted Treatment Program

Same-Day MAT Program in Adams, Massachusetts

Better Life Partners offers same-day medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone for opioid addiction in Adams, Massachusetts. These life-saving resources are accessible from anywhere in Massachusetts. To make this possible, we offer treatment options virtually, so you can start recovery from the comfort of your home.

We also don’t want the size of your paycheck to be a reason for not seeking treatment for opioid use disorder. Together with the help of community partnerships, Better Life Partners brings services directly to you at an affordable rate. We accept most insurances, including MassHealth, Medicare, and BCBS, and offer a sliding fee scale. We’ll do everything we can to make sure care is affordable for you.

Why choose opioid addiction treatment with Better Life Partners?

• High-quality medical professionals from the comfort of your own home. We know life can be busy and transportation can be unreliable, that’s why Better Life Partners is committed to improving ease of care without sacrificing quality.
• We provide judgment-free, non-punitive care. Harm reduction is one of our top priorities at Better Life Partners. That means that we’re here to help you start living a safer, healthier life today–no matter what you want your recovery to include. We promise not to judge you, and we also won’t punish you for things like missing meetings or relapsing.
• You decide what recovery should look like for you. Recovery looks different for everyone, that’s why we encourage our members to set their own treatment goals and decide what a healthier life looks like for them. We’ll be here to provide you with whatever resources you need to achieve your goals.

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment with Options in Adams, MA

Better Life Partners makes it easy for anyone to get opioid addiction treatment in Massachusetts. You have the option to begin treatment the same day you call. We’re lowering all the barriers that might be holding you back from seeking the treatment you want.

Our team understands that seeking treatment for opioid use disorder can be difficult and that there is often a stigma that surrounds addiction in both the healthcare system and our personal lives. At Better Life Partners, we work to combat that stigma every day with our harm reduction-based approach to care. We treat everybody with dignity and respect, regardless of their background or drug use history. We’re here to provide you with options, not consequences.

Here’s how easy it is to get started with MAT and other resources at Better Life Partners today:

1. Start with a quick 15-minute phone call with a member of our care team by calling/texting us at (866) 679-0831. Treatment can begin immediately following this call, including MAT with Suboxone if medically appropriate. Any prescriptions get sent to a pharmacy of your choosing.
2. Schedule a more in-depth follow-up appointment virtually. During this consultation, our care team will get a better idea of your current situation and what you’re looking for in recovery.
3. If you’d like to continue treatment with Better Life Partners, we will help you schedule weekly group counseling sessions and a short orientation into our program.

Is Medication-Assisted Treatment with Suboxone Right for You?

At Better Life Partners, we give our members living with opioid addiction the option of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with Suboxone. There are a lot of misconceptions that surround the use of medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), but the truth is, studies have proven how effective MAT is at treating opioid addiction.

Besides the studies supporting MAT, we at Better Life Partners like it because it is a form of treatment that recognizes just how complex addiction is. It combines medication with behavioral therapy to treat the whole person. Opioid addiction isn’t just mental or physical, it encompasses the whole body. The care team at Better Life Partners also understands that all recoveries are going to look different, and that’s okay.

Suboxone is what we prescribe to treat opioid addiction. This medication is a sublingual film that is made from a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone. Research shows that Suboxone can help decrease the risk of relapse and overdose and reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings. We combine Suboxone with our professionally led group counseling sessions in order for you to receive the support you need to thrive in recovery.

If you think MAT with Suboxone may be a good fit for you, call/text us at (866) 679-0831, we’re always ready to talk.

Aiming to Reduce Harm from Opioid Addiction in Adams, MA

At Better Life Partners, we know that opioid use disorder is a medical disease, not a failure of your willpower. We understand this isn’t always the standard thought process, and often results in a lot of judgment and biases. You don’t need to feel this way anymore. We’re here to reduce the stigma surrounding opioid addiction and help you achieve a life filled with love, belonging, and purpose.

The care team at Better Life Partners operates with a harm reduction philosophy. Simply put, we aren’t here to tell you how to live, we’re just here to support you throughout your recovery–no matter what it looks like. Whether you’re looking to reduce your drug use or abstain completely, we’ll be here to provide you with the resources you need to meet your goals.

We’re a judgment-free, non-punitive organization, which just means that you get to decide what your recovery looks like–not us. We won’t judge you, turn you away, or kick you out of our program for things like relapsing or missing meetings. Our doors will always remain open, even if you leave our program for any reason. We’ll be here to support you for however long you’d like.

Together with the help from community partnerships, these are a few of the services we have available to our members to help improve safety: 

• Medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone
• Group counseling led by a medical professional
• Narcan
• Syringe exchanges
• Medication management programs
• Care coordination and referral services
• And so much more!

Call/text us at (866) 679-0831 to learn more about what resources we can provide you with today.