Peabody, MA Medication-Assisted Treatment Program

In-Home Opioid Addiction Treatment in Peabody, MA

With Better Life Partners, you’ll receive same-day care for opioid use disorder in Peabody, Massachusetts–including access to medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone. You can get treatment no matter where you live in Massachusetts because we offer virtual care. We also have Spanish-speaking staff and other translation services, just let us know if you’re interested when you contact us.

Our partners help us bring care directly to you, no matter where you are in Massachusetts or what your treatment goals might be. You deserve treatment that is convenient and affordable, which is why we accept most insurances including Medicare, MassHealth, BCBS, and a sliding fee scale. There are no waitlists and no requirements to start treatment, we’re ready whenever you are.

Getting opioid treatment with Suboxone is easy, here’s how:

At Better Life Partners, we make sure that it’s easy for anyone to receive care, just reach out to us at (866) 679-0831 for a free, 15-minute consultation. If you’d like a translator, feel free to request one, we have several Spanish-speaking staff members. After your first consultation, you can start treatment immediately. If medication-assisted treatment is part of your treatment, a Suboxone prescription will be sent to the pharmacy of your choice.

You can schedule a longer follow-up appointment to give us a better understanding of what you’re looking for out of treatment. We’ll match you with the resources that might work well for your unique situation, and everything will remain completely confidential. This appointment can be online in Peabody, MA.

If Better Life Partners feels like a good fit for you, we’ll help you get set up with an orientation into our program. We will also schedule weekly group counseling sessions at a time that works best for you.

Opioid Addiction Treatment Near You in Peabody, MA

At Better Life Partners, we offer same-day access to life-saving resources like medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone. Our medication-assisted treatment is available in Massachusetts–we have virtual options based on your preference, and there are no waitlists to get into the program. We’re ready to start treatment whenever you are.

You can come as you are to our opioid treatment program, we promise not to judge you for your background or drug use history. We know that opioid addiction is complex, and should be treated with compassion and understanding just like any other medical issue. What your recovery looks like is up to you, we won’t tell you what to do or punish you for changing your goals. We’re here to provide you with options, not consequences.

Is our opioid addiction treatment program a good fit for you?

• Do you have a busy schedule? At Better Life partners, we work around your schedule to make sure care is easy for you. You’ll be able to receive the care you need, right when you need it. We offer virtual care, as well as many different time slots for treatment. You get to choose what works best for you!
• Are you interested in compassionate, non-judgmental care? We believe that everybody deserves a life filled with love, belonging, and purpose–regardless of their drug use history. We’re a non-punitive, judgment-free organization, so you can feel free to come as you are to our program.
• Do you want to be in charge of your recovery journey? You should be the one who decides what your future looks like, that’s why you get to set your own treatment goals. We won’t tell you what to do or what your recovery should look like, because we know there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to opioid addiction treatment. We’ll just provide you with the resources you need to reach your own goals.

Medication-Assisted Treatment with Suboxone in Peabody, MA

At Better Life Partners, we provide same-day medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with Suboxone. MAT is a wraparound form of treatment that recognizes you are so much more than your opioid use. Usually, MAT will consist of a combination of medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) and behavioral therapy, but you can also combine other resources for extra support during your recovery. MAT has been shown to be safe and effective in both long-term and short-term treatment plans, so you can use it for as long as is medically necessary.

We prescribe Suboxone for MAT, which is a medication composed of buprenorphine and naloxone. There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding medication-assisted treatment and Suboxone, but studies have shown that MAT is both safe and effective at treating opioid addiction. Individuals who use MAT for opioid addiction have a higher chance of staying in their treatment program, and they’re also at lower risk for overdoses and chances of relapse.

If MAT is the right choice for you, you’ll have guidance from a clinician throughout the whole process. You will also attend group counseling sessions regularly, so you’ll develop a strong support system consisting of other members also in recovery as well as medical professionals.

If you’re interested in medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone, call or text us at (866) 679-0831.

Compassionate Opioid Addiction Treatment in Peabody, MA

When you get opioid addiction treatment with Better Life Partners, you’re signing up for compassionate, high-quality care from medical professionals. We have a harm reduction philosophy that guides our treatment program, which just means that you are free to come as you are–we don’t judge anyone and we don’t punish anyone. No matter what your treatment goals might be, we’ll be here to help you achieve them and start living a healthier life today.

Recovery from opioid addiction can be complex and non-linear, and that’s okay. Relapses and missed meetings happen, but that’s no reason to remove someone from treatment. Instead, we provide extra support through our make-up meetings and life-saving resources like Narcan and syringe exchanges. Whether you aim to stop using opioids entirely, use them less, or something else, we’ll be here to support you however we can.

Our list of resources is always is growing, but here are just a few of them: 

• Medication-assisted treatment with Suboxone
• Group counseling sessions led by a medical professional
• Narcan
• Drug and infectious disease testing
• Care coordination and referral services
• Syringe exchanges
• And so much more!

Call/text us at (866) 679-0831 today to see what resources are available for your unique situation.