At New Horizons Medical, we specialize in Outpatient Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) with counseling for alcohol dependency. Our evidence-based approach helps individuals regain control of their lives in a supportive environment.
Contact us today for in-person and telemedicine appointments!
Why Choose Outpatient Treatment?
- Flexible Care: Continue daily responsibilities while receiving treatment.
- Personalized Support: Individualized programs tailored to your unique needs.
- Accessibility: Most insurance plans accepted; affordable options available.
Key Services We Offer:
- Individual Psychotherapy & Counseling
- Medication Management
- Crisis Therapy
- Same-Week Vivitrol Treatment for eligible patients
Understanding Naltrexone
Naltrexone, available in tablet form or as Vivitrol (a long-acting injection), is used alongside therapy to help manage alcohol cravings and block the effects of alcohol – learn more here. Our experienced providers will determine the best option for your treatment. We accept most health plans in Massachusetts and treat patients 18+.
Recognizing Alcohol Abuse
If you or someone you know is experiencing:
- Binge drinking: 4+ drinks for women, 5+ for men in a single occasion
- Heavy drinking: 8+ drinks weekly for women, 15+ for men
It’s essential to seek help. Withdrawal symptoms can occur if alcohol consumption is reduced without proper supervision; these may include anxiety, tremors, and more severe complications.
How to Enroll
Ready to take the first step toward recovery? Call 888-999-2041 for a free consultation and to schedule your appointment. We offer both in-person and telemedicine options to accommodate your needs.
Our Locations
We have convenient locations throughout Massachusetts, including Boston, Brookline, Framingham, and more. Each office is accessible by public transport and has ample parking.
Your Privacy Matters
We are committed to maintaining your confidentiality. No information about your treatment is shared without your consent, adhering to all legal and ethical standards.