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Gardner-based Heywood Healthcare last week celebrated the upcoming opening of the first phase of the Quabbin Retreat Project, a substance abuse and mental health center in Petersham.
The Dana Day Treatment Center, slated to open in February, will provide outpatient services for patients in need of addiction and behavioral health treatment, according to a statement Heywood issued last week.
The center is named in honor of the town of Dana, one of the four lost towns of the Quabbin Reservoir, which was created in the 1930s by digging up four towns to create two immense dams, according to Heywood.
When complete, the Quabbin Retreat Project will offer inpatient and outpatient mental health services. When the first phase of the project is complete in the fall, an adult residential substance abuse center will be open on site. Phases two and three will be built in the coming years, encompassing a residential adolescent substance abuse treatment program and an inpatient detox center, Heywood said.
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