The Beauty of Understanding
In today’s world, it’s easy to concentrate on the things that don’t work or the many terrible things that take place day in and day out. Sickness, war, death, judgment, prejudice, it all can become overwhelming. Despite this truth, there is an overwhelming beauty that is in the world. The music that moves your every […]
Addiction Recovery Care Joins Humana Provider Network
LOUISA, KY — Addiction Recovery Care announced today that it has joined the provider networks of Humana, Inc., and is now a participating provider of substance use disorder treatment to members of Humana’s commercial health insurance plans. “We are excited to be able to offer our services, including residential and outpatient treatment, to Humana members suffering […]
Tattoo Removal Ink helps ARC clients remove tattoos
Clients through ARC whom have felt the stigmatization from future employers due to visible tattoos have been given a second chance. Clients receiving case management services through Belle Grove Springs have already attended two sessions with Jo Martin of Tattoo Removal Ink (TRI) in Florence, Ky. Jo Martin “Woman of the Year” runs a non-profit in […]
Addiction Recovery Care CEO Testifies for Congressional Committee
Addiction Recovery Care CEO, Tim Robinson testified at a special congressional field hearing regarding recovery. His testimony is a good overview of the company’s vision as shared with Congress. Printed in full below: Good morning. My name is Tim Robinson, CEO of Addiction Recovery Care. More people died from overdoses than car accidents last year making […]
I Am Not Anonymous
My name is James Hutchison and I Am Not Anonymous. My story is no different than others that have been trapped in addiction, pain, hurts, brokenness, fears and failures. My first alcohol and drug use started when I was 14 years old. Why did it start then: disconnection from family, wanted to connect with friends and […]
I can live again
My name is Christopher Lee Dixon. I was raised in a loving home. My parents were wonderful. They provided for me, my four sisters, and my bother. As a young child I always knew I was different. I was backwards and shy all through school. In the beginning of the fifth grade I was encouraged by […]
My Journey with OxyContin
My story begins when I was 28 years old. I was the guy that did all the right things, never missed a day of work, always made time for family, had a brand new home, and all things seemed to be going in the right direction for me until I had my first taste of OxyContin. At this point, I had never tried drugs. The […]
New Kentucky program provides funding for treatment
The Kentucky Opioid Response Effort (KORE) is the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s grant funded response to the opioid epidemic. One of the programs funded by the grant is an addiction treatment stipend for individuals that are uninsured. Kentucky residents earning less than 150 percent of the federal poverty level annually, which is approximately $18,000, and are […]
Forgiven and Free
I had tried alcohol when I was younger but was able to walk away from it without a problem or so I thought at the time but in 2001 several life changing events happened at the same time. I had went through a divorce, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer my brother was killed […]
Addiction Has Many Faces
By the grace of God I am what I am ~ 1 Corinthians 15:10 Addiction has many faces. It will destroy you if you let it. I grew up in a family of addiction and as a result I despised drugs/alcohol. At the age of nineteen I put my mother in treatment and was awarded custody […]
