CONCORD — The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services last week announced the successful completion of the transition of the Manchester and Nashua Doorways operations to Catholic Medical Center and Southern New Hampshire Health, saying the new partnerships will strengthen and expand treatment and recovery services for individuals seeking help with substance use disorder in these communities as the state continues to address the opioid crisis.
“New Hampshire's Doorway system has proven to work best when affiliated with a hospital, and we are grateful to the teams at Catholic Medical Center and Southern New Hampshire Health for their partnership," said Gov. Chris Sununu. "This transition highlights the flexibility of the Doorway system, which allows us to make constant improvements to ensure we reach those in need and provide them with quality treatment and recovery services."
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