Harvard Pilgrim offers special programs to help support your mental and emotional health.
The opioid crisis – information and resources |
Our framework for approaching the opioid crisis is: prevent, treat and support. We aim to prevent addiction, treat people facing challenges with chronic pain and substance misuse, and support people and their communities in finding solutions.
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24/7 substance use treatment helpline | If you or a family member needs help with substance use issues, you can call the Substance Use Treatment Helpline at (855) 780-5955, 24/7/365. This service is free, confidential and staffed by licensed clinicians. |
Personal health coaching |
Through support, education and motivation, Harvard Pilgrim’s certified personal health coaches help you get more out of life. They get to know you on a personal level through regular phone check-ins and help you make small daily changes that fit your goals and your lifestyle. This is a free service available to any member age 18 and older. They can help with managing weight, smoking cessation, reducing stress, increasing physical activity and other needs.
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AbleTo |
Harvard Pilgrim’s AbleTo program provides personalized support to people who are struggling with stressful health conditions or life changes. After a significant illness, life event or health issue, AbleTo can help you feel better, both physically and emotionally. You’ll speak with a qualified professional twice a week for eight weeks by phone or video, from the privacy of your own home, for issues such as managing stress and improving your mood and outlook. |
Living Well |
Harvard Pilgrim’s Living WellSM program takes a holistic approach that centers on the whole person, offering high-touch and high-tech ways to connect. This personalized program helps you develop a plan for wellness and guides you every step of the way toward your goals.
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Live and work well |
If you need help for yourself or a loved one for a mental health issue, this service by Harvard Pilgrim’s partner, Optum, provides guidance and information including articles, self-care tools, and other mental health and substance use disorder resources. |
24-hour helpline | SAMHSA’s National Helpline can be reached at (800) 662-HELP (4357); TTY (800) 487-4889. This is a confidential, no-cost, 24/7/365 information service in English and Spanish for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance-use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups and community-based organizations. You can also order free publications and other information. |
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