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46 Health Care Resource Guide • 2016 – 2017 Outpatient addiction treatment centers Outpatient addiction treatment centers Listed alphabetically; numbers are for mapping purposes Chief administrator/ title Description AdCare Hospital Outpatient Care www.adcare.com 1 Worcester; 508-799-9000 David W. Hillis Jr. vice president, outpatient operations Comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction treatment facility providing both outpatient detox and counseling programs; individuals seeking treatment are assessed on same day that they call; individual, group and family counseling; six hours a day, seven days per week; SOAP Advocates Community Counseling www.advocates.org 2 Ayer; 978-772-1846 3 Framingham; 508-661-2020 4 Marlborough; 508-485-9300 Diane Gould president & CEO Community-based provider of a diverse population offering residential supports, outpatient mental health and addiction treatment, home-based services for children and families, community justice, advocacy, employment and vocational services, day habilitation, psychiatric emergency services in Framingham Alternatives / North Central Human Services (NCHS) www.alternativesnet.org 5 Worcester; 978-632-9400 Dennis H. Rice executive director, Alternatives Unlimited Comprehensive community mental health and substance abuse center for individuals and families offering assessments, counseling and medical services, and specialized services Arbour Counseling Services www.arbourhealth.com 6 Franklin; 508-528-6037 7 Worcester; 508-799-0688 Gary Gilberti CEO, Arbour Health System Clinic offers individual, couple, family and group mental health counseling for all ages, including substance abuse services, evaluation and treatment for: stress-related issues, depression and anxiety disorders, bipolar and psychotic disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, personality disorders and ADD/ADHD CAC Worcester LLC www.cacworcester.org 8 Electric Ave., Fitchburg; 978-345-9400 9 Summer St., Fitchburg; 978-696-3035 10 Front St., Worcester; 508-756-5400 11 Union St., Worcester; 508-756-2005 Jennifer J. Hylton executive director Outpatient and in-home mental health services and addiction treatment for adults and youth including adult SOAP, youth addiction and second offender programs Center Tree Counseling www.centertreecounseling.com 12 Rutland; 508-731-9006 13 Spencer; 508-731-9006 14 Worcester; 508-731-9006 Arni Casareale administrator Specialties include children and adolescents, substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma reaction, depression, anxiety disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, ADHD testing, as well as full psychological testing; individual/marriage/couples/family counseling, psychological testing, ADHD screening, group counseling, consulting CleanSlate Addiction Treatment Center www.cleanslatecenters.com 15 Athol; 413-341-1787 16 Worcester; 413-341-1787 Gregory C. Marotta president & CEO Physician-led outpatient addiction treatment practice with broad multidisciplinary support; medication-assisted treatment programs with coordination and monitoring of behavioral therapy Clinical & Support Options www.csoinc.org 17 Athol; 978-249-9490 18 Gardner; 978-632-9400 * Karin Jeffers CEO Intensive outpatient program for early phases of substance abuse treatment, individual and group therapy, medication management, evaluations for mental health and substance abuse issues, counseling to treat dual diagnoses, driver alcohol education classes Community Health Connections - Community Health Center www.chcfhc.org 19 Fitchburg; 978-878-8440 20 Gardner; 978-410-6131 21 Leominster; 978-847-0110 Jennifer Cruickshank director, ACTION and behavioral health services Treatment for depression, anxiety, co-occurring disorders; all ages; individual, couples and family therapy; dual diagnosis group therapy; psychiatry for existing medial patients 18+ years of age; in Fitchburg only, ACTION services provide care for homeless, those at risk for homelessness, and publicly housed adults and children; treatment of opioid use disorder Community Healthlink - Counseling/Outpatient Center www.communityhealthlink.org 22 Clinton; 978-368-0181 23 Fitchburg; 978-401-3970 24 Leominster; 978-534-6116 25 Queen St., Worcester; 508-860-1260 Nicole Gagne ** president & CEO Outpatient substance abuse treatment services include assessment, crisis intervention, health education, individual, group, couple, and family counseling, medical/psychiatric consultation, referral and aftercare planning, self-help groups, treatment planning Community Healthlink - Emergency Services www.communityhealthlink.org 26 Mobile Unit, Ayer/Clinton/Fitchburg/Gardner/Leominster/ Worcester; 800-977-5555 Nicole Gagne ** president & CEO Mobile emergency services unit available 24 hours per day providing on-site or mobile assessment and screening to any individual experiencing a mental health or substance abuse problem, or both; service area includes Worcester and surrounding towns, Leominster, Fitchburg, Ayer, Clinton, Gardner Community Healthlink - Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention www.communityhealthlink.org 27 Mobile Unit, Leominster area; 800-977-5555 28 Mobile Unit, Worcester area; 866-549-2142 Nicole Gagne ** president & CEO Mobile intervention unit for youth in crisis; assessment, intervention, stabilization, and links to community resources including detox facilities; trained professionals travel to the youth's home/school/residential program/other community setting as well as emergency departments at local hospitals, to provide on-site crisis intervention Family Continuity www.familycontinuity.org 29 Whitinsville; 866-219-3320 30 Worcester; 866-219-3320 Barbara Wilson CEO Psychological and psychiatric treatment for individuals and families provided in clinic or home; individual, family and group therapy, individual and family assessment, assistance in accessing community resources, around-the-clock emergency response; specializing in anger management, behavior problems, depression, eating disorders, marital conflict and substance abuse issues Family Services of Central Massachusetts www. fscm.org 31 Worcester; 508-756-4646 Jim Regan executive director Mental health and alcohol/substance abuse counseling; employee assistance program Fitchburg Comprehensive Treatment Center *** www.fitchburgctc.com 32 Fitchburg; 877-262-1112 Mike Kearney clinical director Medically supervised methadone and Suboxone (buprenorphine) maintenance treatment to individuals who are attempting to overcome an addiction to or dependence upon heroin or other opioids; detox, treatment with medication and counseling, intensive outpatient group counseling, continuing care Genesis Counseling Services Inc. www.genesiscounselingservices.org 33 Framingham; 508-620-2992 Lisa Robideau president & clinical director Substance abuse and addiction counseling for adults and adolescents; parenting programs, various adolescent groups/programs; will coordinate medication care with outside prescriber Harrington Hospital Outpatient Recovery Services www.harringtonhospital.org 34 Dudley; 508-765-2725 Edward H. Moore president & CEO Outpatient services for alcohol/drug abuse include customized initial diagnostic evaluations, treatment recommendations, individual/couple/family/group therapy, dual diagnosis (mental issues coupled with substance abuse), intensive outpatient services, anger management, Suboxone treatment program for opioid addiction Prana Recovery Centers www.pranarecoverycenters.org 43 Marlborough; contact via website Kelly McCausland executive director Addiction relapse prevention integrating research-based neuroscience and positive psychology, 12 Steps of AA, nutrition, exercise, yoga and mindfulness Programs for People www.programsforpeople.org 44 Framingham; 508-879-3230 Laura H. Hughes administrative director Framingham Day Hospital, a day treatment program, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; staffed by psychiatric professional, individual, group, and family therapy, substance abuse services, medication, prevention of hospitalization and assessment services, self-management skills, general health and fitness, follow-up services, available on a long-term basis, when necessary, active liaison/collaboration with referrant and other relevant service providers as needed Regional Reentry Center www.mass.gov 45 Framingham; 508-875-0621 46 Worcester; 508-753-7252 John O'Connor supervisor, Framingham John Deignan supervisor, Worcester Range of services provided to ex-offenders released from correctional facilities in Massachusetts, including mental health and substance abuse services Riverside Outpatient Center www.riversidecc.org 47 Upton; 508-529-7000 Scott M. Bock president & CEO Outpatient counseling for adults challenged by drug and/or alcohol abuse and dependence; individual and group counseling; outreach emergency services available in South Worcester County by calling 800-294-4665 South Bay Community Services **** www.southbaycommunityservices.com 48 Leominster; 978-870-1840 49 Worcester; 508-791-4976 Michael Pelletier president & CEO Community-based, behavioral healthcare organization offering a continuum of services including outpatient mental health and substance abuse counseling, day treatment, partial hospital programs, early intervention South Middlesex Opportunity Council (SMOC) www.smoc.org 50 Framingham; 508-879-2250 51 Marlborough; 508-480-0092 James T. Cuddy executive director Outpatient clinic offers treatment to individuals and families affected by mental illness, trauma, drug/alcohol/gambling addiction, eating disorders; home-based therapy and behavioral health services provided to eligible families Spectrum Health Systems www.spectrumhealthsystems.org 52 Framingham; 800-464-9555 53 Leominster; 800-464-9555 54 Marlborough; 508-485-0298 55 Milford; 800-464-9555 56 Southbridge; 800-464-9555 57 New England Recovery Center, Westborough; 800-366-7732 58 Lincoln St., Worcester; 800-464-9555 59 Merrick St., Worcester; 800-464-9555 60 Pleasant St., Worcester; 508-799-6221 Kurt A. Isaacson ***** president & CEO Visit website for information on services available at each location; services may include intensive outpatient treatment, substance abuse and mental health counseling including opioid addiction treatment, medication-assisted treatment, driver alcohol education, second offender aftercare services, batterer intervention group counseling, anger management classes, peer support; volunteer- driven support services for adults at varying stages of recovery, all activities/services driven by those who have directly or indirectly experienced addiction and recovery; recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, social events St. Vincent Outpatient Mental Health Services www.stvincenthospital.com 61 Worcester; 774-420-3844 Steven MacLauchlan president & CEO, Saint Vincent Hospital Partial hospital program for adults runs five days a week Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for patients transitioning from inpatient to outpatient, or for clients presenting in the ER who do not present danger to themselves/others, dual diagnosis (mental health and substance abuse) and primary mental health programs, treatment provided through psycho-education, psychotherapeutic, individual/case management, after-care planning and medication management YOU Inc. www.youinc.org 62 Various locations, Worcester area; 508-849-5600 David P. Forsberg president & CEO Call or visit website for information on services available at various locations; private, nonprofit child welfare, behavioral health and education agency offering more than 45 programs at 32 distinct sites, within five components: family support networks, education and employment, residential care, community based services and behavioral health, including substance-abuse treatment Sources: Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services, each facility. Note: SOAP = structured outpatient addiction treatment * Gardner site formerly part of North Central Human Services ** Succeeded Deborah Ekstrom upon her retirement, initially as interim president and permanent to the post as of June 2016 *** Previously listed as Habit Opco Fitchburg **** Rebranded from South Bay Mental Health, May 2016 ***** Succeeded Charles J. Faris upon his retirement as of July 1, 2016 - Compiled by: Heide Martin, hmartin@nebusinessmedia.com Sources: Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services, each facility. Note: SOAP = structured outpatient addiction treatment * Gardner site formerly part of North Central Human Services ** Succeeded Deborah Ekstrom upon her retirement, initially as interim president and permanent to the post as of June 2016 *** Previously listed as Habit Opco Fitchburg **** Rebranded from South Bay Mental Health, May 2016 ***** Succeeded Charles J. Faris upon his retirement as of July 1, 2016 - Compiled by: Heide Martin, hmartin@nebusinessmedia.com

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