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About Concord Metro Treatment Center Metro Treatment of New Hampshire LP
Concord Metro Treatment Center is part of the New Season network, operating under Metro Treatment of New Hampshire LP. New Season has provided opioid use disorder treatment since 1986 and operates more than 80 clinics across 20 states. The Concord clinic is listed by New Season at 100 Hall Street in Concord, New Hampshire, with a clinic-specific page on newseason.com — confirmed by Google’s directory listing.
New Season’s stated model centers on integrated medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and case management for opioid use disorder. Methadone is the primary long-acting medication, with buprenorphine also offered. The brand reports retention rates that exceed national averages — citing JAMA Network and internal outcomes survey data — and emphasizes a ‘compassionate, patient-experience-first’ approach as the driver of those outcomes. Telehealth care, take-home medication scheduling, and a brand-level mobile medication unit program supplement in-clinic services.
Federal records for the Metro Treatment LP entity in New Hampshire list CARF accreditation and Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) certification, with payment options including Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay. Populations served include pregnant women, young adults, seniors, men, women, court-ordered clients, and people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Concord is the New Hampshire state capital, and the New Season Concord clinic provides one of a limited number of OTP options in the area. Prospective patients should call the clinic to confirm intake procedures, current hours, and specific in-network commercial insurance carriers. New Season’s national line is 1-877-284-7074.
- Certified Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) with federal compliance standards for opioid withdrawal management
- Operating since 1986 with established protocols for medically supervised opioid detox
- Early morning dosing hours starting at 5:30 AM for patients needing medication before work
- Multiple FDA-approved MAT options including methadone, buprenorphine, and Suboxone
- Outpatient medical detox allowing patients to maintain daily responsibilities during withdrawal management