Using fentanyl can touch every part of your life, from your relationships to your health, but there is hope. In treatment, you can stabilize, build new routines, and find a community that will support you every step of the way.
At Foundations Group Recovery Centers (FGRC) in Mashpee, Massachusetts, we provide structured outpatient substance use treatment for people who need support with fentanyl and other opioid use. Our day treatment, half-day treatment, and outpatient services provide different levels of support based on your needs.
If you need medical detox before starting outpatient treatment, FGRC can help coordinate placement with a trusted detox provider and support your transition into other levels of care. If you are already receiving medication-assisted treatment from another provider, our team can coordinate continuity of care as appropriate.
Cape Cod and Barnstable County have been affected by the broader opioid crisis. For people who live in the area, getting treatment close to home can make it easier to stay connected to work, family, and other parts of daily life while receiving structured care.
FGRC is located in Mashpee and provides outpatient treatment for people seeking support with fentanyl and other substance use concerns.
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is much more potent than morphine. While pharmaceutical fentanyl has legitimate medical uses, illicitly manufactured fentanyl has become increasingly common in the drug supply. The rise of fentanyl can be attributed in part to its potency, relatively low production cost, and ease of transport, which have made it a widely used illicit opioid.
With repeated use, your body can develop tolerance and dependence. You may find that you need fentanyl more often or in larger amounts, or that you experience withdrawal symptoms when you stop using it. When fentanyl use starts interfering with your health, relationships, work, or daily responsibilities, professional treatment can help you address the substance use and the factors contributing to it.
Fentanyl use can affect your physical health, mood, behavior, and daily functioning. You may benefit from professional support if you notice:
If you believe someone may be experiencing an opioid overdose, call 911 and administer naloxone (Narcan) if it is available. Naloxone can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose and give emergency responders time to provide further care.
FGRC does not operate an on-site detox unit. For people who need medical detox before beginning treatment, we facilitate placement with trusted detox partners and coordinate a transition into our day or half-day treatment programs.
While FGRC does not provide on-site MAT initiation, we work with trusted partner providers for medication-assisted treatment and can coordinate continuity of MAT throughout our programs
Once you are ready for outpatient treatment, your care can include individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mindfulness-based support, and other services based on your treatment plan. The goal is to give you structured support while helping you develop practical skills for recovery.
Starting treatment begins with an intake and clinical assessment. Your treatment team will learn about your substance use, treatment history, current needs, and goals so your level of care can be matched to your situation.
Your treatment plan may include:
Many health insurance plans include benefits for substance use disorder treatment, but your coverage depends on your specific plan, benefits, level of care, network status, and other requirements.
FGRC accepts a range of insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, UMR, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, and Cigna. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs can vary by plan, so verify your insurance before treatment begins.
Detox focuses on helping your body clear the substance while managing withdrawal and medical risks. Rehabilitation and ongoing treatment focus on the behavioral, emotional, and practical parts of recovery. FGRC does not operate an on-site detox unit, but we can help coordinate placement with a trusted detox provider before you begin PHP or IOP treatment.
Possibly. The right level of care depends on your substance use, current stability, treatment needs, and daily responsibilities. A half-day program may provide a more flexible schedule than day treatment, but your clinical team should determine whether that level of care is appropriate for you.
There is no single treatment timeline that works for everyone. The length of care depends on your needs, progress, level of support, and how your treatment plan changes over time. Some people move from a more structured level of care into half-day or outpatient treatment as they become more stable.
Your admissions team can tell you what to bring based on the program you are entering. In general, be prepared with identification, insurance information, current medication information, and any treatment records that may help your clinical team understand your needs. Ask the admissions team about any program-specific items before your first day.
If you are looking for fentanyl addiction treatment for yourself or a loved one, our team can help you understand your options and determine what level of care may be appropriate. Treatment is confidential, and you can reach out to ask questions before deciding what comes next.
Call (844) 763-4966, verify your insurance, or request a confidential evaluation to get started.
