A Broader Definition of Recovery Expands Providers’ Mission
Over most of the substance use treatment field’s early history, leaders defined recovery simply as long-term abstinence from alcohol or drug use. Not much else
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Over most of the substance use treatment field’s early history, leaders defined recovery simply as long-term abstinence from alcohol or drug use. Not much else
Amid all the daily challenges behavioral health providers face, it can prove difficult to look beyond the everyday and see the bigger picture in
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Substance use treatment professionals often find it challenging to strike a balance between protecting the confidentiality of patient information and offering comprehensive care that is
Recent data suggest that denials in medical billing are increasingly placing a strain on healthcare providers across all segments of the industry. An analysis released
Aware Recovery Care, Inc. is breaking new ground in multiple ways as it seeks to deliver effective care for patients who are capable of receiving
As policy-makers and the public have come to appreciate the importance of addressing the addiction crisis head-on, the dollars that have flowed into the
Innovative Mental Health Treatments Could Be Game Changers Not long ago, conversations about breakthroughs in mental health treatment mainly involved trying to predict the
Patients Could See Major Advance in Access to Treatment Fifteen years ago, behavioral health advocates hailed the signing of a federal insurance parity law
Clinicians who treat patients with addiction and mental health diagnoses become accustomed to celebrating successes while lamenting the journeys that don’t end well. In all
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