The mid-term election is now history. Once again, the American People have given us divided government. NAATP congratulates the winners in last night’s election. We appreciate their commitment to public service and look forward to working with them regarding issues impacting substance use disorder...

Presidential Proclamation National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month By the President of the United States of America Every day, resilient Americans with substance use disorders summon extraordinary courage and strength and commit to living healthy and productive lives through recovery. From...

Comprehensive addiction treatment services should not end when clients leave our campus doors. We know that addiction is a chronic disease that requires treatment providers to help clients along the lifelong continuum of recovery. Our alumni programs, or perhaps they should be called continuing care...

Today, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar announced new flexibility for states wishing to expand the limits contained in the IMD exclusion for Medicaid patients. Existing policy limited Medicaid funding for long-term mental health and substance use disorder treatment in inpatient settings...

2018 has provided plenty of opportunity for substance use disorder treatment providers across the country to reflect on their missions. For Futures, we collectively reflected on our purpose and how we communicate that to our professional network, the general public, and industry oversight groups –...

Read NAATP Director Marvin Ventrell's Comments to Recovery is Happening in Rochester, MN today. Read Keynote Comments >>