Sandusky, OH – Pinnacle Treatment Centers, a leader in providing accessible, affordable treatment for individuals struggling with substance use disorders, opened Sandusky Treatment Services today in northern Ohio.
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The CDC recommends that healthcare professionals be offered the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
Franklin, Tenn. – Summit BHC, a leading national provider of behavioral health and addiction treatment services, has acquired Seabrook, an addiction treatment provider in New Jersey, effective Dec. 21, 2020.
ROCKFORD—Rosecrance is pleased to announce that David Gomel, Ph.D., has assumed the role of President and CEO.
After much negotiation behind the scenes with Congress, the President finally signed the omnibus budget bill, which also contained the latest compromise COVID-19 relief package. It was signed late Sunday evening after unemployment benefits had expired for millions of Americans and just hours before the federal government would have shut down.
Our team here at NAATP is guided by gratitude, hope, and positivity as we prepare to begin a new year and reflect on our accomplishments in 2020. Today, we are proud to share with you our 2020 NAATP Highlights as it reflects our team's hard work throughout this challenging year.
As it’s final action, Congress passed a budget also containing money for specific COVID-19 relief programs. Even though it took many months to reach this point, we are appreciative of the relief these various programs provide, many of which will be accessible to NAATP members.
Sending gratitude and thanks for your support to NAATP this year.
As we reflect on 2020, we thank our members and friends for all that you do to make the Association what is it.
We look forward to a successful year ahead and send our heartfelt best wishes for a Joyful and Healthy Holiday.
Sending GRATITUDE and THANKS for your support to NAATP this year.
As we reflect on 2020, we thank our members and friends for all that you do to make the Association what is it.
Congress is in the final stages of writing a year-end budget, which we expect will include another round of COVID relief assistance. While the final language could change, we anticipate several programs that could be of assistance to NAATP members.
Disparities in healthcare for racial and ethnic minorities is costing many their lives, and we all have the responsibility to support health equity.
Wernersville, PA - Caron Treatment Centers, an internationally recognized not-for-profit dedicated to addiction and behavioral healthcare treatment, research, prevention and addiction medicine education, today announced that its Board of Trustees unanimously selected Bradley F.
Illinois-based Rosecrance is a nationally respected treatment agency
ROCKFORD – Rosecrance Health Network, a national leader in behavioral health care based in Rockford, IL, has entered an agreement to acquire Connections Counseling, an agency with an impressive 18-year history in the Madison, Wisconsin area. The agreement is effective December 31, 2020.
Earlier this year, NAATP created an action plan to demonstrate our commitment to expanding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity (DEI) in the addiction treatment field.
Zina Rodriguez, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Z&D Consulting, shares that she faced big challenges when looking for treatment for her son. When searching for appropriate treatment, she realized that a very limited number of programs offered adequate cultural representation where her son would feel c
Tania Bhattacharyya, Foundation Executive Director at New Directions for Women, shares how cultural representation legitimizes addiction treatment and counteracts the stigma against mental health and substance use disorder that persists in our culture.
Manny Rodriguez, Executive Director and Founder of La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, talks about experiencing a recent increase in trans clients coming into treatment with trauma due to the current social climate. Manny expresses his hope to have an honest and open discussion about the LGBTQ+
Rick Hubbard, Executive Vice President of Origins Behavioral HealthCare, shares his experience working in addiction treatment for the past 18 years and how it feels to regularly be one of the few people of color in the room.
Yesterday the Centers for Disease Control voted on recommendations to the states regarding who should be first in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccines once they are distributed. The highest priority was determined to be healthcare providers and residents of long-term facilities.