We are dedicated to providing respectful, comprehensive support for individuals facing substance use disorders (SUD) in Lynn, MA.
Lynn Community Health Center provides addiction treatment in Lynn, MA for individuals and families affected by substance use disorders (SUD). Our approach combines medical, behavioral, and social support to help you begin—and continue—your recovery with dignity.
At LCHC, we understand that SUD affects both the body and mind. Our team is trained in addressing the biological and social aspects of addiction, ensuring that each patient receives holistic care tailored to their unique needs. We value the insights of our peer recovery coaches and patients, integrating their experiences into our program development to offer truly patient-centered care.
We offer accessible, compassionate addiction treatment in Lynn, MA, including walk-in support and same-day services when needed.
Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)
Utilizing medications like buprenorphine and naltrexone, we help manage withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings. Our providers collaborate with patients to determine the most suitable medication options.
Group Therapy
Engage with peers in facilitated sessions to share experiences, build coping strategies, and foster a supportive community.
Individual Therapy and Behavioral Health Support
Access personalized counseling to address underlying issues contributing to substance use, with behavioral health specialists integrated into your care team.
Social Support Services
Receive assistance with housing, employment, and other social determinants of health to support your overall well-being.
Peer Recovery Coaching
Benefit from guidance and support from individuals with lived experience who understand the challenges of recovery.
Each patient’s recovery plan is customized, recognizing that every journey is personal. We are committed to providing the respect and support you deserve throughout this process.
is a mixed opioid agonist–antagonist that displaces full receptor agonists like heroin and methadone and stays on the receptor a long time to block heroin, methadone and other opioids from binding to those receptors. Because buprenorphine both stimulates the opioid receptors in the brain, and at the same time blocks the receptors from being activated, this helps alleviate cravings and withdrawal symptoms making it easier to refrain from using. Sublingual buprenorphine is available on all primary care teams at LCHC. Buprenorphine also comes in a long-acting injectable form that is currently available on specific teams at the health center.
is an antagonist that binds to and blocks the opioid receptors in the brain. Naltrexone can reduce the likelihood of use because the individual won’t be able to experience the drug effects and is less likely to try using the drug. Naltrexone comes in a pill and monthly injectable form. The extended-release injectable naltrexone is approved and effective for both opioid and alcohol use disorders.
is a full opioid agonist that binds to and activates the receptors in the brain to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings when someone stops using a drug. LCHC does not prescribe methadone at this time, but we can help refer patients if they would prefer this medication or have chronic pain that is unable to be controlled with buprenorphine or non-opioid medications. We also offer medications for alcohol, nicotine and other substance use disorders.
Taking the first step can be challenging, but we’re here to make it easier:
Narcan (Naloxone) is a life-saving medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. It is administered as a nasal spray. A community health worker can teach you how to use the Narcan and supply you with a kit (2 doses per kit). It is free and confidential, accessible on our Pearl Team.
You do not need to be enrolled in SUD treatment at LCHC to use our Narcan services.
Article by Martha Bebinger, NPR
“A lot of people are very judgmental,” he says. “They like to say, ‘That person’s not going to amount to nothing.’ If you don’t give somebody a chance, how are they going to make it in life?”
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MOUD involves the use of FDA-approved medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to provide a holistic approach to the treatment of opioid use disorders.
No, we provide services regardless of your insurance status and can assist you in determining eligibility for coverage options.
Yes, Narcan distribution is available to support you at any stage of readiness.
Absolutely. We adhere to strict confidentiality policies to ensure your privacy and trust.
This form is for use by external partners—such as the Essex County Sheriff’s Office (Middleton Jail), the STAR Program, Probation, or other community organizations—as well as individuals who are considering coming to us for services and wish to self-refer. You’re welcome to complete the form on someone’s behalf or request a callback from our team.
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