Aware Recovery Care Announces Innovative New In-Home Withdrawal Management Program
Often the first stage of recovery from addiction involves help with the often challenging symptoms of withdrawal. Aware Recovery Care is now, for the first
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AWARE RECOVERY CARE OF FLORIDA AWARDED DUAL ACCREDITATION FROM THE JOINT COMMISSION
Aware Recovery Care of Florida has just earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for both Home Care and Behavioral Health Care by demonstrating
Chinese Take Lead on Controversial New Treatment for Drug Addiction
China has long been a country with a troubled history in experimental treatments for drug addiction. They are now attempting to add another option. This
Are Insurance Plans Making It Harder for Addicts to Receive Medication Assisted Treatment?
It's an increasingly accepted notion in medical circles that medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder improves the odds of recovery and saves lives. Given this
Aware Recovery Care Awarded Dual Accreditation from the Joint Commission
Aware Recovery Care has just earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for both Home Care and Behavioral Health Care by demonstrating continuous compliance with
Groundbreaking Opioid Addiction Treatment Program Arrives in Maine
Aware Recovery Care, an innovative and promising drug and alcohol addiction treatment program created in concert with addiction specialists at Yale University, has opened its
How Technology Innovation Can Help Alcoholics
Innovation… Since Aware Recovery Care first opened its doors, we’ve focused on finding and deploying innovative new tools capable of improving the odds of recovery
The Crisis of Drug Addiction in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is without question one of the most beautiful states in the nation. Sadly, it also has the second worst death rate from opioid
The Deepening Opioid Crisis in Rural America
The stats are well known. America is in the midst of a crisis of opioid drug addiction and deadly overdoses. The current annual death rate
Few Teens Receiving Life Saving Medications for Addiction
Thirty-seven million Americans died from an opioid overdose (prescription drugs and heroin) in 2016 and over 2 million in the U.S. are addicted to these