Better Life Partners Manchester

Located in Manchester within the 1269 Cafe, a collaborative partner, Better Life Partners offers treatment for adults struggling with substance use, employing a comprehensive, harm reduction model. Their programs are tailored for issues related to alcohol, stimulants, and opioids, utilizing weekly group therapy sessions and medication-assisted options, including Suboxone, which combines naltrexone and buprenorphine. They also address co-occurring mental health challenges. The admissions team conducts brief, 10-minute phone screenings to assess each client's needs. Following admission, the check-in team organizes therapy sessions and medication management based on individual client discussions, which can vary in depth according to client preference. The approach at Better Life Partners emphasizes group therapy, accommodating groups of up to 12 participants. This location provides in-person services for clients in the Manchester area while also offering virtual sessions via Zoom throughout New Hampshire. Their meetings are scheduled at various times, including mornings, afternoons, evenings, and weekends, to enhance accessibility. Sessions are facilitated by a counselor, with a physician available monthly. A significant feature of Better Life Partners is its community engagement. They actively participate in local events and collaborate with nearby organizations to deliver holistic care. The center accepts clients from correctional facilities or those on parole and works closely with probation and parole officers to coordinate comprehensive care.

The center specializes in the treatment of addiction and associated mental health issues. It creates a customized treatment approach that simultaneously tackles both disorders, ensuring a holistic recovery through dedicated and empathetic care.

At our rehabilitation center, we accept various insurance plans, ensuring that most of our treatment services are provided at no additional cost to you. This includes coverage through Medicaid, Medicare, and several private insurance options, including WellSense and others detailed in our list.