Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
At New Growth Recovery, you’ll receive medical oversight, therapy, and holistic support in a calm, healing space. With same-day and next-day starts available, long-lasting sobriety from opioids like fentanyl is attainable.
“We understand the unique challenges of fentanyl addiction and provide the clinical expertise needed for safe, successful recovery.”
What Is Fentanyl Addiction?
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid up to 50 times stronger than heroin. While doctors prescribe fentanyl patches for severe pain, illicit fentanyl from illegal labs drives most overdoses today. Street fentanyl is often mixed with other drugs without users knowing, making overdoses extremely common. Fentanyl floods your brain with feel-good chemicals, stopping their production naturally. This creates intense cravings and makes quitting challenging without professional fentanyl addiction help.
Is Fentanyl Addictive?
Yes, fentanyl alters brain chemistry, causing intense cravings and dependence. Stopping suddenly can trigger withdrawal and increase overdose risk. Structured treatment gives you medication-informed safety, therapy, and relapse-prevention skills for lasting wellness.
PFML available in Massachusetts
Many MA employees can take paid time off for family or medical reasons. Your job and benefits are protected.
How Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Works
Fentanyl addiction recovery is highly individualized. At New Growth, you’ll receive a combination of medication, therapy, and holistic support to create treatments tailored to your needs.
Levels of Care for Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Program
From flexible sessions to structured partial-day care, you’ll get the right intensity with a clear step-down plan.
Extended Day Treatment (PHP)
You’ll receive Extended Day Treatment, which includes 30 hours per week of therapy. Sessions are in individual and group settings, and programming can consist of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) consultations.
Day Treatment (IOP)
With Day Treatment programming, you’ll experience 9 to 15 hours of intensive support per week. Flexible scheduling allows you to attend sessions around work or school, while learning coping and relapse prevention skills.
Virtual Treatment Program
In our Online Rehab Program, you work on recovery and life skills through secure sessions from the comfort of your home. This level of care is available statewide as a partial-day service, offering group and individual support.
Detox Program
Through our medical detox referral program, you can safely withdraw from fentanyl with 24/7 supervision. Our trusted partners offer high-quality care and comfort, and we can help you step down once detox is completed.
Therapy and Counseling
Throughout fentanyl rehab, you’ll get personalized addiction counseling and therapy. This includes CBT, DBT, family therapy, and experiential therapies like animal-assisted care to improve whole-person wellness.
Disclaimer: Due to Massachusetts licensing, New Growth Recovery uses “Extended Day Treatment” and “Day Treatment.” These are comparable to a Partial Hospitalization Program and an Intensive Outpatient Program, respectively.
See Our Fentanyl Addiction Rehab in Springfield
Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday: 9 AM to 8 PM
“New Growth’s facility is spotless, beautifully designed, and radiates a sense of calm the moment you walk in. The views from the space are stunning, adding to the overall feeling of peace and renewal.”
What to Expect in Your First Week
- Days 1 to 2
Intake, medical assessment, MAT consultation, personalized treatment plan. - Days 3 to 5
Group and individual therapy, nutrition support, coping skills, and family sessions. - Days 6 to 7
Relapse prevention planning, aftercare coordination, step-down scheduling.
Signs of Fentanyl Addiction
- Overdose scares or close calls
- Failed attempts to quit on your own
- Withdrawal symptoms when stopping
- Daily fentanyl use or frequent cravings
- Strained relationships; financial or legal troubles
Costs, Insurance, and Accessibility
You’ll receive treatment through most insurance providers, including MassHealth and out-of-network coverage. Get verification within 2 hours from our admissions team.
How to Start Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
Getting started is simple, whether you’re starting detox elsewhere, looking for placement, or seeking ongoing treatment.
Call or walk in to begin your intake
Speak with our team about your needs and history
Complete a substance abuse evaluation (can be done virtually)
Verify insurance or ask about payment options
Begin treatment as early as the same or the next day
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FAQs About Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
How long does fentanyl withdrawal last?
Symptoms can begin within hours and last for a week or more. Sleep and mood issues may take longer to stabilize.
Can I taper off fentanyl on my own?
It’s not advised to try to wean off fentanyl alone, as it can be dangerous. Overdose and relapse risks are high, and medical detox and structured care significantly improve outcomes.
Do I need medical detox before outpatient fentanyl treatment?
Often, detox is a suitable first step because of fentanyl’s potency. We assess and coordinate safe detox referrals before transitioning you into our extended or partial-day treatment programs.
What therapies are included?
You’ll receive CBT, DBT, group therapy, family therapy, and holistic care, such as trauma yoga, nature walks, and more.
Do you offer virtual fentanyl treatment programs?
Yes, we provide virtual treatment at our day program level, which includes confidential telehealth therapy and group sessions.
Is detox the same as rehab?
No. Detox stabilizes your body; rehab teaches relapse prevention and coping skills.
Will fentanyl treatment affect my work or school?
Our programs are flexible, and documentation can be provided if needed.
Is treatment confidential?
Absolutely. All care follows HIPAA standards.
Do you treat dual diagnosis?
Yes. We provide dual diagnosis care for those with substance abuse as their primary concern. Care involves combined support for co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and PTSD, which are common with fentanyl addiction.
How soon can I start?
Same-day and next-day assessments are available at our Springfield, MA, facility.
