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Substance Use and Addiction Services

If you’re living with drug or alcohol addiction, you’re not alone. We offer evidence-based treatment and support tailored to your needs and goals.

Addiction care tailored to your needs

Substance use treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Our compassionate, team-based care is centered around you, with evidence-based treatment and support tailored to your needs and goals.

Your care may include medication, counseling, peer support, or a combination of treatments. Across Mass General Brigham, we work to connect you with care as quickly as possible, whether you’re getting support in an emergency department, hospital, outpatient clinic, or community setting.

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Our approach to addiction treatment

We provide addiction treatment and support across hospital, outpatient, primary care, and community settings, with specialized services for different needs.
Addiction consult teams

Doctors, advanced practice providers, social workers, peer recovery coaches, and resource specialists with specialized training in addiction medicine provide substance use consultations and treatment for patients receiving care in our emergency departments or hospitals.

Learn more about our addiction consult team

Inpatient withdrawal management
At Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital, we offer inpatient care for people who need medical support while withdrawing from alcohol or other substances.
Walk-in outpatient and mobile addiction care

Our Bridge Clinics provide walk-in outpatient care for people seeking substance use disorder treatment. Bridge Clinics also operate mobile care vans that bring services directly to people in the community.

Learn more about our Bridge Clinics

Substance use treatment during pregnancy

Our HOPE Clinic provides specialized addiction, obstetrics, psychiatric, and pediatric care for people with substance use disorders during pregnancy and early parenthood.

Learn more about our Substance Use Disorder During Pregnancy Program

Addiction treatment in primary care
Many of our primary care practices offer integrated addiction treatment through nurse care managers, peer recovery coaches, and clinicians with specialized knowledge of addiction medicine.
Peer recovery coaching
Certified peer recovery coaches draw on their training and lived experience to provide non-clinical guidance and support throughout treatment and recovery.