Habit Opco - Lowell 22 Old Canal Drive, Lowell, MA 01851

"First time in methadone treatment clinic and this place has consistently gone above and beyond anything I expected. Was on suboxone at a different clinic then relapsed for past 2 years til I found this place. Everyone has been supportive and none of them cynical, I feel like it's actually possible to get lasting and helpful treatment here. I don't know what others expect or consider important, but they listen and have been clear with me so I can learn what to expect and work toward short and long term goals. Front desk staff has been especially amazing. Learned quickly not to rely on anecdotes and just talk to them directly"

"I started the clinic in Chelsea Ma an moved to Lowell in 2015. I have a love hate relationship with methadone. Yes I also love an hate thing w the stuff that brought my life to a constant relay race which put everyone in my life last, especially me. When moving to Lowell I went to this clinic an it hit me. I don't have to be on a cat an mouse chase every minute of everyday. Moving on those nurses at Habit OpCo. R remarkable and they do what ever I ask especially if you want help they will be there for you if u need a band aid or if you r freaking out about your dose not being enough. Thanks to all u who look out for me"

"They do not practice social distancing inside. The place has a bad feeling, very tense. Like a fight is about to break out at any given time. There's new security guards just about every other week. Very high turn over rate for employees. The ones that are there look like they hate their job. It's a very sad sight."

"I think that with the covid 19 situation the clinic at habbit optco should consider doing temperatures reading at the entrance. For everyone's safety .not every one is going to be honest if they do contract the virus."

"AVOID this place at all costs! Derek the counselor needs to be fired, he’s completely incompetent and has no idea how to do his job. It took him a month to send the wrong paperwork to the clinic I was trying to transfer to in Boston, and when I called him to fix the problem he discharged me from the clinic for no reason because he didn’t know how to do the paperwork. He’s going to be responsible for someone going out and using because they can’t receive their medication because he can’t file simple paperwork. Mohammed the clinical director knows this and let’s him continue working there."