Get valuable information on substance use disorder and addiction treatment at RehabsBoston.com
(PRWEB) April 29, 2017 -- Rehabs Boston today announced the launch of its flagship website, https://rehabsboston.com/, which provides information on drug and alcohol addiction and addiction treatment programs for residents of Boston, MA and the surrounding areas.
According to a 2016 report by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, opioid-related deaths in the state have increased 350 percent since 2000. The report stated that the recent rate of increase is “several times faster than anything seen before.” The number of admissions to the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Abuse Services that were opioid-related increased from 31 percent in 2000 to 55 percent in 2014, the report stated.
In May 2016, the Massachusetts Department of Health reported there were at least 1,379 confirmed opioid-related deaths in Massachusetts during 2015. By contrast, there were only 338 confirmed opioid-related deaths in the state in 2000. And between 2013 and 2014, opioid-related deaths were seen in two-thirds of the communities in Massachusetts.
RehabsBoston.com can provide valuable information for those in the Boston, MA area who may suspect that they suffer from an addiction to opioids, alcohol, or illicit drugs. The website offers on some of the causes of addiction, and how to find the right addiction treatment program. To learn more, call 866-270-0780, or visit https://rehabsboston.com/.
About RehabsBoston.com
RehabsBoston.com is an online resource that provides information on drug and alcohol substance use disorders including how to find the right addiction treatment program, some of the more common causes of addiction, how to maintain sobriety, and the various types of addiction treatment programs including inpatient drug detox, inpatient drug rehab, and outpatient drug rehab. To learn more, visit: https://rehabsboston.com/.
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