Dr. Tom Britton, President & Chief Executive Officer of Gateway Foundation Alcohol & Drug Treatment Centers, discusses his organization's early response to COVID-19 and shares some of his policies he has put into place.
News & Updates
Eric Button, National Outreach & Family Liaison for Burning Tree Programs, recently sat down with Nikki Soda, Membership Development Officer with NAATP.
The Augustine Recovery Center is excited to announce the hiring of David A. Cunningham as their new Director of Development.
KING OF PRUSSIA,/PRNewswire/ -- Across the country, the rate of Americans dying of overdoses is once again rising, in some states, dramatically.
TULLY, NY – To help patients suffering from a substance use disorder find facilities that deliver quality treatment and care, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield recognizes Tully Hill Treatment and Recovery as one of the first facilities to receive the Blue Distinction® Center for Substance Use Treatment and Recovery (BDC Substance Use Treatment and Recovery) designation – a new designation under the
ROCKFORD – Rosecrance is pleased to announce it has received a $100,000 grant from the Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund (ICRF) that will help sustain critical services in the community.
Fatal Overdoses in Roanoke County higher in first five months of 2020 than all of 2019
Pride events are often a rite of passage and an important life cycle event for young LGBTQ+ individuals. And in 2020, young people had to see those events, along with many others, cancelled. It was important to Visions to provide a day in which our LGBTQ+ clients and staff were celebrated. In true Visions fashion, we brought Pride to the kids.
Located in University Hospitals Portage Medical Center, detox unit first of its kind in Portage County
Recovery Ways is pleased to announce that Jaime W. Vinck, MC, LPC, NCC has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Recovery Ways and will be joining the Company in July. Jaime has most recently been CEO of the Sierra Tucson Group, where she led the rebranding of Sierra by the Sea and Sunrise Ranch.
Expansion is part of Pinnacle’s commitment to drive services deeper into communities
Ceres, CA – June 19, 2020 – Aegis Treatment Centers, the largest outpatient treatment provider in California for opioid addiction, opened an opioid treatment program on Wednesday, June 17, 2020, at 1768 Mitchell Road, Suite 301, in Ceres.
DALLAS, TEXAS – Origins Behavioral HealthCare announces the release of its first retrospective outcomes study. Conducted with three years’ worth of alumni input, it reveals that Origins’ treatment model, across all programs, is extremely effective in helping people recover from substance use disorders.
Lifelong recovery is possible and Ashley is committed to helping you develop the skills needed to get there. As part of Ashley’s gender-specific services for women, the Women’s Extended Care Program is designed and delivered by women and helps to stabilize women in early recovery.
Family First Adolescent Services in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, provides best-in-class mental health and substance use disorder treatment for adolescent males 13-18. Since first opening our doors in 2014 it has been our goal to help families find creative and innovative solutions to the challenges faced by their teens, while providing time-tested and evidence-based support that we know works.
During this unprecedented time, we understand that hospitals and healthcare providers are desperately in need of PPE equipment. No healthcare provider should ever be without PPE equipment, as they are fighting on the front lines daily to take care of the sick and suffering. Just like our staff that shows up daily to care for our guests, we both applaud and commend their efforts!
Sherri Layton, Outpatient Services Administrator (and advocate extraordinaire) led the charge in gathering 19 SUD centers from District 21 in Texas to sign a letter to Representative Roy, requesting support for the emergency funding of at least $38.5 billion.
Sundown M. Ranch along with the Association of Alcoholism and Addiction Programs of Washington State (AAP) secured and provided 40,000 surgical masks to residential providers in the state. With the help of State Representative Lauren Davis, Sundown was able to distribute the masks to those residential facilities in need in the community.
Illinois Dept. of Human Services Secretary, Grace Hou, recognized Gateway Foundation in a constituent message following yesterday’s press conference. She commended Gateway for still accommodating those who are looking for treatment, and making our programs virtual.