Funding

Payment system among the unconventional aspects of treatment center in Michigan

February 13, 2012     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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Administrators decided when they opened Best Drug Rehabilitation last November that they would identify one flat payment rate for services, regardless of length of stay in the largely self-pay program.

New Jersey Gov. Christie surprises some with broad call for offender treatment

February 1, 2012     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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While gay marriage constitutes the latest topic capturing national attention among followers of the never-dull administration of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the addiction treatment community in the governor’s home state is abuzz over his recent call for mandatory treatment for nonviolent offenders with substance use problems.

CADCA seeks to deliver prevention support to White House

October 31, 2011     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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Organization pushes for signatures to a petition

Funding uncertainty surrounding Ind. diversion program reflects widespread trend

October 18, 2011     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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Leader sees treatment-justice partnerships as essential

NAADAC PAC to Hold Month-Long Fundraising Drive, Sept. 1-30, 2011

September 27, 2011     Chris Campbell
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From September 1 - 30, 2011, NAADAC PAC is hosting its Third Annual PAC Drive. NAADAC Political Action Committee (PAC) was founded over two decades ago and is the oldest, most established PAC to focus exclusively on addiction policy issues.

A Moving Walk for This Advocate

September 27, 2011     Gary Enos, Editor
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By the numbers, Sandra Huffman’s June-to-September walk from South Florida up the East Coast amounted to 786 miles, more than 1,000 unforgettable people met, and 500 business cards amassed. Yet the value of the experience clearly was beyond measure.

Bigger Than Minnesota's Shutdown

July 19, 2011     Gary Enos, Editor
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Now that Minnesota’s political leaders finally have ended a government shutdown in which there were no winners, one addiction treatment organization leader would like to see some attention paid to a new state requirement that he foresees being burdensome to the treatment system.

From the SAAS/NIATx conference: Agencies cope with possible loss of residential treatment

July 12, 2011     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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Budget pressures affecting addiction treatment have become so acute in the state of Maine that one program director there now says matter-of-factly,

Addiction Treatment: A 'Cash Cow'?

July 8, 2011     Gary Enos, Editor
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Our Addiction Professionals group on LinkedIn generates many thought-provoking and spirited discussions.

Walking With Pride

June 15, 2011     Gary Enos, Editor
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All Sandra Huffman needed was to stop hearing people tell her what she couldn’t do.

Caron broadens support for its programs through annual gala

May 4, 2011     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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Seventeen years into the history of its signature gala event, Caron Treatment Centers has added a new wrinkle to the promotion of its New York City

From the ASAM conference: Physicians urged to carry banner in cash-short times

April 17, 2011     Gary A. Enos, Editor
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A plenary session on policy issues at the April 14-17 American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Medical-Scientific Conference did not offer a
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