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About Manchester Metro Treatment Center
Manchester Metro Treatment Center operates at 228 Maple Street in Manchester, New Hampshire, and is part of the New Season national network, one of the largest dedicated providers of opioid use disorder care in the United States. The clinic delivers a federally certified Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) built around methadone maintenance, buprenorphine, and counseling, with CARF accreditation and a focus on patient retention as the lead metric for long-term recovery.
Clinical care follows New Season’s standard model. Patients are inducted onto methadone or buprenorphine after a medical assessment, then dose onsite under nursing supervision during stabilization. Counselors work with patients through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques and individualized treatment planning. The center also offers telehealth support through the New Season Engage Mobile App, which allows patients to maintain contact with their care team between in-person visits and supports take-home medication as patients meet federal criteria.
The Manchester clinic serves pregnant women, young adults, older adults, men, women, court-ordered patients, and deaf or hard-of-hearing patients. Co-occurring mental health conditions are addressed through counseling and coordination with outside behavioral health providers. New Season clinics specialize in opioid use disorder as their primary diagnostic focus rather than treating a broad spectrum of substance use conditions.
Financially, the program accepts Medicaid (New Hampshire and surrounding state plans), Medicare, TRICARE, commercial insurance, and self-pay. New Season publishes retention statistics, including 30-day, 3-month, and 6-month retention rates that the company reports as above the national average for OTPs, with patient experience and consistent dosing positioned as the drivers behind that performance.
- CARF-accredited medical detox facility with certified Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) status since 1986
- Specialized medical detox for pregnant women requiring supervised withdrawal management
- Mobile medication unit extending medically supervised detox services beyond traditional clinic hours
- Early morning medical detox access starting at 5 AM for working patients
- Take-home medication protocols for qualified patients transitioning from inpatient detox