Christmas & New Years Holiday Hours:

All Foundation Medical Partners offices: Christmas Eve: All locations closing at 3pm, Christmas Day: CLOSED, New Year’s Eve: All locations open regular hours, New Year’s Day: CLOSED

Immediate Care: Christmas Eve: All Locations OPEN 9am-4pm, Virtual CLOSED, Christmas Day: Nashua West and Hudson Locations & Virtual Appts OPEN 9am-2pm, New Years Eve: All Locations OPEN 9am-6pm, Virtual CLOSED, New Years Day: Nashua West, Hudson and Virtual Appts OPEN 9am-6pm

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The Center for Recovery Management at Nashua is an office-based outpatient clinic providing comprehensive substance use disorder treatment for patients of all ages, including those who are pregnant. We take a wholistic, evidence-based approach to recovery and our treatment plans are developed with each patient’s unique needs in mind. 

Some of our services include: 
  • Medication Assisted Recovery
  • Short-term Chronic Disease Management
  • Bridge Psychiatric Medication Management
  • Evaluation and Treatment for Hepatitis C
  • Immunizations
  • Care Coordination
  • Recovery Support
 
We assist with connections to:
  • Primary Care
  • Mental Health
  • The Doorway of Greater Nashua
  • Detox
  • Residential Treatment Programs
  • Southern NH Health PHP and IOP
  • Peer Recovery Support agencies
 

About Medication Assisted Treatment

Medication assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of prescription medications in combination with counseling for the treatment of substance use disorders. MAT is used in the treatment of both opioid and alcohol use disorders. The medications work by balancing brain chemistry, blocking the euphoric effects of alcohol and opioids, and decreasing physical cravings. Commonly prescribed medications include oral Naltrexone, extended-release Naltrexone (Vivitrol), Buprenorphine-Naloxone (Suboxone), Buprenorphine (Subutex), Acamprosate (Campral), Disulfiram (Antabuse), and extended-release Buprenorphine (Sublocade).

Research has proven that a combination of therapy and prescription medications can:
  • Help patients stop using substances and stay in recovery longer
  • Reduce opioid overdose among those in treatment
  • Decrease death among those in treatment
  • Decrease a patient’s risk of contracting HIV or hepatitis C
  • Improve overall health and wellbeing
 

About our Team

A multidisciplinary team of health care providers, mental health professionals, and support staff work together to treat patients at the Center for Recovery Management at Nashua. In addition to being experts on substance use disorder and recovery, every member of our team is committed to providing you with respectful, compassionate care and meeting you where you are. 
Our team includes:
  • A doctor or nurse practitioner who is specially trained in substance use disorder and recovery medicine. Your provider will conduct a comprehensive evaluation, order lab work and drug testing, discuss your treatment options, prescribe medication to assist your recovery, and coordinate treatment with other team members. They will also support you throughout your recovery during routine follow-up appointments. 

  • An embedded care coordinator (ECC), who is a registered nurse with special training in recovery. The ECC is a critical component of your care team. In addition to conducting your initial assessment, they also serve as the liaison between you and your provider throughout treatment via office visits and telephone check-ins. They also administer medication injections, connect you with recovery support services, and much more.

  • A mental health therapist with experience treating patients with substance use disorder supports your mental and behavioral health needs throughout recovery. Our therapist provides structured substance use disorder-focused counseling to all patients in group and individual settings, as well as counseling for co-occurring mental health disorders as needed. They can also provide crisis intervention and family support.

  • A certified recovery support worker uses their personal experience with substance use disorder combined with special training to serve as a mentor, advocate, and motivator to help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. They can work with you to identify unmet needs, connect you to resources, and help you with goal setting throughout recovery. You will have a brief check-in with your certified recovery support worker during every visit.

  • Our team’s patient services representative and medical assistant have special training on the unique needs of patients with substance use disorder and the challenges of recovery. They, like the rest of our team, are dedicated to promoting a supportive and stigma-free environment.