This statement describes a specific policy document allegedly obtained by Senator Hassan's subcommittee regarding New Season's Concord location requiring primary care physician notes for methadone tablets. Without access to the actual subcommittee documents, New Season's current policies, or verification from the Concord location, this cannot be independently verified as a publicly documented fact. The claim relies on internal committee materials that are not publicly available for confirmation.

No verifiable records indicate Senator Maggie Hassan made this claim or that her Senate subcommittee obtained such a policy; no public evidence shows New Season’s Concord clinic requires a primary‑care note for methadone tablets.

There is no public record or credible reporting that New Season's Concord location requires a primary‑care physician note to receive methadone tablets; methadone is generally dispensed only in liquid form at federally regulated opioid treatment programs, making the claimed policy unlikely.