Behavioral Health
Substance Use Treatment Options
If a member becomes addicted to a drug, like an opioid, CCA offers additional programs. Most major substance use disorders providers are in the CCA provider network. This includes medication-assisted treatment (MAT) providers. We partner with many support programs, facilities, and specialists to provide a wide range of treatment options to members experiencing addiction. CCA covers numerous programs and services, including:
- Partial hospital programs and intensive outpatient programs
- Counseling and therapy sessions, including group and individual therapy
- Medication-assisted treatment, including methadone, buprenorphine, and injectable naltrexone
- Inpatient detoxification and acute residential treatment
- Crisis stabilization
- Recovery coaching
- Recovery Support Navigators
- Residential rehabilitation services
- Transitional support services for substance use disorders
How to Get In-Crisis Help
Members in crisis who need substance detoxification services can get safe, community-based treatment options by calling:
- The Massachusetts Behavioral Health Helpline1 at 833-773-2445, or
- The Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline1 at 800-327-5050, or
- CCA Member Services at 866-610-2273
Learn more about Substance Use Treatment Evidence-based Practices:
- Common questions about opioids
- Substance Use Treatment Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Substance Use Treatment Clinical Recommendations1
- Naloxone Toolkit to Help Reduce Overdose Risk1
- Medication Assisted Treatment Practitioner Training & Resources1
Mental Health Treatment Options
CCA partners with a range of providers to offer a full continuum of mental health treatment to our members so they can access the treatment they need, when they need it. CCA’s care managers are available to assist in determining the most appropriate treatment options for members. CCA covers a number of services, including:
- Inpatient psychiatric care
- Partial hospital programs and intensive outpatient programs
- Outpatient behavioral health services
- Mobile crisis intervention services
- Peer support
- Community support programs
- Electroconvulsive Treatment (ECT) and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
- Esketamine treatment
- Psychological and neuropsychological testing
How to Get In-Crisis Help
Members who are in a mental health crisis can get help by calling:
- The Massachusetts Behavioral Health Helpline1 at 833-773-2445, or
- CCA Member Services at 866-610-2273, or
- 988
Learn more about Mental Health Treatment Evidence-Based Practices:
- Evidence-Based Practices Resource Center1
- Zero Suicide Toolkit1
- Behavioral Health Screening: Tools, Techniques, and Best Practices for Providers1
- Best Practices in Cognitive Assessment1
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