Rumford CTC | Adult Comprehensive Treatment Center

Comprehensive Treatment Centers (CTCs) is a public hospitals-and-healthcare company based in Franklin, Tennessee, offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for adults 18+ with opioid addictions (e.g., heroin or prescription opioids). CTCs combine prescribed MAT medications (such as methadone, Suboxone/buprenorphine, and naltrexone) with counseling (individual, family, and group therapy) to ease withdrawal, support relapse prevention, and address mental health needs. The program enables patients to continue daily activities (work, school, home life) while receiving treatment. For Rumford-specific availability or location details, contact CTCs at +1 877-637-6237 or visit ctcprograms.com.

Summary: Central Maine Healthcare (CMH) is a nonprofit integrated health system serving central to western and Midcoast Maine, with more than 600 physicians and 40 locations. It operates Central Maine Medical Center (CMMC) in Lewiston, a 250-bed Maine Trauma System hospital and LifeFlight of Maine base, plus Bridgton and Rumford Hospitals (both 25-bed critical access facilities). CMH also runs two long-term care communities: Bolster Heights and Rumford Community Home. The system provides primary, cancer, cardiovascular, orthopedic, women’s and children’s health, surgical services, and patient/family services (billing, patient relations, advanced care planning, spiritual support). Headquarters are in Lewiston, ME, and the organization employs over 520 staff. For references to anesthesia services or collaboration with the RH Department of Anesthesiology, direct contact with CMH’s Rumford locations or the CMMC/Rumford Hospital sites would be appropriate.