VA Boston Healthcare System Lowell Community Based Outpatient Clinic
130 Marshall Road
Lowell, MA 01852
About VA Boston Healthcare System Lowell Community Based Outpatient Clinic
VA Boston Healthcare System Lowell Community Based Outpatient Clinic, also known as the Lowell VA Clinic, is a treatment facility in Lowell, Massachusetts. They specialize in treating veterans who are experiencing co-occurring and substance abuse disorders. The services available here include individual and family counseling, primary care, opioid treatment, and dietary care. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE insurance.
Their opioid treatment is available on an outpatient basis. This can create more flexibility with your weekly schedule by allowing you to attend to prior commitments like family, employment or school. As part of their medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program, they offer Suboxone as well as methadone to help alleviate cravings and withdrawals. These medications will be prescribed by medical staff who will monitor you throughout the time you are in treatment. Medication is always given alongside counseling to help treat the physical and psychological aspects of addition.
Outpatient care gives you the freedom to return home when your treatment is finished for the day. This gives you time to explore around Lowell and discover the many resources it has to offer. From outdoor attractions like Great Brook Farm State Park to cultural exhibits like the Boot Cotton Mills Museum, there’s no shortage of things to see and do.
Here, they offer ondividual counseling with a licensed counselor so you can discuss your feelings and thoughts without the fear of being judged. They’ll work closely with you to develop a treatment plan that will help you reach your recovery goals.
They’ll also incorporate holistic therapies into your session to help you develop healthier coping skills, manage emotions and improve communication skills. This can also help you learn how to resolve conflicts, handle triggers and build boundaries.
Their supportive housing services can help you connect with homes that will support your long-term recovery. This can provide stability, encourage social interactions and help hold you accountable. Being in a safe, supportive atmosphere can also establish more structure in your day-to-day life and show you how to incorporate a healthy routine.