WHAT WE DO
At Elm Tree Clinic we provide Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to our patients with opioid and alcohol use disorder to help them safely return to a normal life. In addition, we provide behavioral health services including diagnosis and treatment of many types of behavioral issues. At Elm Tree Clinic our team approach is patient-centered. We offer psychiatric diagnosis and medication management for
Co-occurring disorders which involves the use of FDA-approved medications (Suboxone®, Sublocade, and Vivitrol®) in combination with counseling and psychiatric care. These medications block drug cravings and minimize withdrawal symptoms, helping patients control their disease of addiction. With a holistic approach we will guide you through personalized treatment to improve overall wellbeing.
WHO WE ARE
We are a group of healthcare professionals: medical providers, psychiatrists, and mental health counselors, who are committed to using evidence-based treatment to help our patients battling substance use disorders and psychiatric disorders. The founding team brings decades of experience in healthcare services, public health, biomedical research, medical transportation, healthcare law, information technology and finance. Every member of the Elm Tree Clinic medical team has the experience and compassion to treat a wide spectrum of behavioral health disorders. Our Psychiatrists, Counselors, Nurse Practitioners, LADC providers and Social Workers will coordinate your care for the best possible outcome. We are committed to using evidence-based treatment to help our patients and are committed to identifying the most effective treatments and making those available to our patients in New England. Our mission is to give hope by developing a comprehensive treatment plan to increase independence and enhance overall quality of life. To ensure patients have access to the latest medications, the staff stays current on the most recent advancements in pharmaceuticals. The staff also values a holistic approach for treating behavioral health. Each patient can expect compassion and care from the moment they attend their first appointment. The psychiatric team creates individual care plans to accommodate patient needs and achieve recovery and rehabilitative goals.
“One of the most satisfying parts of my job is when one of my patients tells me about how the treatment they received here really helped them gain control over their disease. I love hearing about families reunited, jobs obtained, and health regained. It’s what it’s all about.”
- Karen Haessler, PA-C
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Whether you are suffering from substance use disorder or psychiatric disorder such as; anxiety, personality disorders, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, schizophrenia or other mental illness we are here for you. Substance use and psychiatric disorders are devastating ailments for both those who suffer from it and their loved ones. We are dedicated to helping our patients achieve sustained recovery and improve overall wellbeing. With a holistic approach to the treatment, we will guide you through personalized treatment to help you regain your health.
You are not at fault of having a disease but you are responsible for getting a treatment.
OUR APPROACH
Because of the nature of the disease, before we start treatment, we will evaluate your current medical condition. We obtain blood work for information such as the liver function, blood count, Hepatitis C, HIV, and pregnancy for age appropriate women. Due to a complexity of the addiction disease, we provide a holistic approach which includes:o Individual treatment program
o Thorough medical and psychosocial history intake
o Any necessary specialty referrals
o Coordination of your treatment with other clinicians
o Prescription drugs such as Suboxone®, Sublocade, and Vivitrol®
o If needed, lab tests performed on-site at our full medical lab
o Work with your support network of family and friends, as requested by you
You must demonstrate your commitment to health.
During the first three months of treatment you will be tested for drugs of abuse (DOA) in a weekly urine drug screen. As long as you stay committed to coming to your appointments on time, your doctor may recommend appointments every two weeks. After six months your doctor may recommend monthly appointments with a urine test performed every two weeks.
What to Bring to Your First Appointment
- A referral from your primary care provider
- Results of recent blood work
- If you have not had bloodwork done in the past 3 months, we will do it here.
- A willingness to work hard to achieve your goal
CALL 1-833-ELM-TREE (1-833-356-8733)
Send us your questions or comments. We treat them with the utmost confidentiality and will respond promptly.
12 Wood Street, #2
Lowell, MA 01851
21 School Street, #1
Quincy, MA 02169
1-833-ELM-TREE (1-833-356-8733)
Monday – Friday: 9 am to 5 pm
Saturday, Sunday: Closed