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In Worcester, mobile clinic provides relief to residents struggling with addiction

BostonGlobe.com

Date: October 2, 2023

By Chris Serres

‘It’s a godsend’: Mobile clinic provides life-saving relief to Worcester residents struggling with addiction

Hundreds of addicts have received treatment from the clinic on wheels, though regulatory obstacles remain.

On the edge of downtown Worcester, between a church and a busy transit station, dozens

October 3rd, 2023|

Miracles Peer and Recovery Center hosts walk for recovery

SpectrumNews1

Date: Sepember 23, 2023

By Richard Damas

WORCESTER, MA – Everyday Miracles Peer and Recovery Center hosted a Walk For Recovery by Fuller Family Park in Worcester Saturday morning.

Recovery is real. These are the words Everyday Miracles Peer and Recovery Center member Dukroa Owens hopes will inspire people struggling with substance use disorder

September 25th, 2023|

New recovery support center opens in Lynn

ItemLive.com

Date: June 20, 2023

By Emily Pauls

LYNN — Spectrum Health Systems has opened a peer-recovery support center on Exchange Street called the Recovery Exchange.

“This is peer support. It’s one person in recovery helping another person in recovery. Everybody that works here is in recovery,” Spectrum Health Systems Executive

June 27th, 2023|

Jeffrey Baxter, chief medical officer of the Massachusetts-based treatment provider, talks about how he and his colleagues are working to prevent people from falling through the cracks

Treatment Magazine 

Date: January 13, 2022

By Jenny Diedrich

The goal of a new rapid access addiction treatment center operated by Worchester, Mass.-based Spectrum Health Systems is to provide on-demand medication, mental health and recovery support right when patients need it, with no wait times or treatment barriers.

January 17th, 2022|

State outpatient program that gives felons intensive counseling, training instead of jail time may expand to Hamilton County

Chattanooga Times Free Press
Date: 12/31/19

NASHVILLE — Hamilton County could be in line for an innovative Tennessee Department of Correction program that puts nonviolent felons struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues through an intensive one-year, three-phase program as an alternative to prison.

March 31st, 2020|

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