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Substance Use Services

BNHC’s Substance Use Services Department includes:

The focus of the department is to ensure equitable evidence-based substance use services in the community, especially to people who may be least likely to have access to treatment.

The team serves patients where they’re at, whether that is:

  • active use,
  • early recovery,
  • sustained recovery and remission.

Office-Based Addiction Treatment Program

BNHC’s Office-Based Addiction Treatment (OBAT) program offers access to medications for addiction treatment, including support for opioid, alcohol, and stimulant use disorders.

Some medications we provide treatment with include:

  • Buprenorphine (Suboxone, Sublocade, & Brixadi)
  • Naltrexone (oral naltrexone & Vivitrol)
  • Acamprosate (Campral)

Moms Do Care

The Moms Do Care Program helps pregnant, postpartum and parenting people with substance use disorder receive supportive substance use treatment and recovery services, OB-GYN care, health care services, and social services.

Homeless Services: Community Care In Reach® Mobile Services

Brockton Neighborhood Health Center’s Community Care In Reach® Mobile Services Unit is at the forefront of outreach to help the Brockton community, bringing life-saving care right to the neighborhoods that need it the most.

Homeless Services: Shelter Based Clinic

BNHC offers Shelter Based clinical services, located at Father Bill’s & MainSpring Shelter at 124 Manley St. The walk-in medical services help provide healthcare to residents of the shelter and people otherwise experiencing homelessness.