Wellfleet Mobile Unit Comprehensive Wellfleet

Adults with opioid use disorder, including dependence on heroin or prescription pain relievers, are served at the Wellfleet Mobile Unit Comprehensive Treatment Center. Its model is outpatient, so people come for scheduled visits and then go home. Medication-assisted treatment is the focus of care, combining medication with counseling. The approach is medical and evidence-based, and the program is built for both men and women.

Care at this center is individualized. Each person works with staff to shape a plan suited to their situation. The center says its focus is helping people regain stability, build skills to prevent relapse, and find steady guidance. Program length is typically 30 days or more, though it can vary.

The Wellfleet center's outpatient program combines medication-assisted treatment with counseling for opioid use disorder and is open to men and women. Medication options include methadone, buprenorphine, or Suboxone, chosen with each person. Alongside medication, people take part in individual counseling and group therapy.

Wellfleet Mobile Unit comprehensive

The Wellfleet center's outpatient program combines medication-assisted treatment with counseling for opioid use disorder and is open to men and women. Medication options include methadone, buprenorphine, or Suboxone, chosen with each person. Alongside medication, people take part in individual counseling and group therapy.

Group therapy at this Wellfleet program helps people practice coping skills and address personal issues that come up in early recovery. Individual sessions allow for private, one-on-one work. The program uses evidence-based and medical approaches. No more than four therapies are listed: group therapy, medication-assisted treatment, individual treatment, and medical support.

In Wellfleet, the program offers outpatient care with medication-assisted treatment and counseling for opioid use disorder. It is not residential rehab, so no 24-hour supervision is provided. If outpatient care may not fit, ask the helpline to compare levels of care. Programs typically last 30 days or more.

• Group Therapy
• Individual Treatment
• Medical
• Medication-Assisted Treatment
• Evidence-Based

Who the Wellfleet center serves

• Grown-ups dealing with opioid use disorder, whether from heroin or dependence on prescription drugs
• Men and women, age 18 and older
• Adults able to come in for outpatient visits while living at home
• Those seeking medication-assisted treatment with counseling
• English-speaking clients

Setting and location in Wellfleet

The center is located at 2700 US-6 in Wellfleet, MA 02667, on outer Cape Cod. As a mobile unit, it brings services closer to people who might otherwise travel far for care. The setting is outpatient, so there are no overnight stays. If you are coming from a distance, call ahead to confirm hours and scheduling.

Paying for care at the Wellfleet center

The Wellfleet Mobile Unit accepts cash pay rates, so ask about current fees when you call. Insurance coverage can vary by plan. If you have MassHealth or another plan, check whether outpatient medication-assisted treatment is covered before you go. The center is listed on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov, which is a good place to start verifying details.

Questions to ask the Wellfleet center

• Which medications do you offer, and how is the choice made with each person?
• What days and hours does the mobile unit operate in Wellfleet?
• Do you take MassHealth or private insurance, and what do cash pay rates run?
• How often are individual counseling and group sessions scheduled?
• What happens if someone misses a scheduled visit or needs a higher level of care?