VOA Behavioral Health Services is a CARF Accredited outpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment clinic in Quincy, Massachusetts, offering care through an outpatient community clinic and telehealth services. The clinic provides behavioral health services, comprehensive evaluations, health-related social needs screening, individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling, group therapy, medication needs evaluations, medication prescribing, medication management, Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder (MAUD), recovery support services, recovery coaching, recovery support navigation, housing support, employment support, and coordinated treatment.
VOA Behavioral Health Services uses whole-person care, individualized treatment, an integrated care approach, and wraparound care to support individuals, couples, and families facing anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, substance use disorders, and other behavioral health issues. The Quincy clinic focuses on helping clients identify their needs, work through barriers, develop proactive strategies for intervention and prevention, and access support that strengthens wellness, relationships, recovery, and daily stability.
I can’t praise this clinic enough! The people here are truly amazing. They treat you with kindness and really understand what you’re going through. It’s clear they care deeply about helping you find hope. With their support I have learned so many useful tools to work through my challenges. If you’re looking for a place that respects you and guides you on your journey you won’t regret coming here!
Monday: Open 24 hours, Tuesday: Open 24 hours, Wednesday: Open 24 hours, Thursday: Open 24 hours, Friday: Open 24 hours, Saturday: Open 24 hours, Sunday: Open 24 hours
I was angry leaving my initial one star review because I felt lied to and deceived. I was told I’d be lucky to make it back to this place… meaning that I’d be dead and not be able to make it back. I was told I would be dead cause of how “horrible and defiant” I was. I did not like AA was not for me so I was going to die. Many people that worked here told me. My case worker gossiped about me to a whole group of my peers saying “one of you is going down a dark road” really? These are the people to trust? These are the people “getting me better.” Also they said the bill would not need to be paid and I kept getting harassed by AP office I believe in Florida? So I was furious.