Addiction Recovery Care Accepting Ohio Medicaid Insurance
Addiction Recovery Care, a renowned name in the field of addiction treatment, has recently made significant strides in expanding its services beyond Kentucky and is now accepting Ohio Medicaid. In an exclusive conversation with the Director of Client Access Ohio, Jeremy Brown, we uncover the exciting developments that can potentially change hundreds of thousands of […]
Amanda Hall joins Addiction Recovery Care as East Region Chief Operating Officer
Addiction Recovery Care is excited to welcome Amanda Hall as its East Region Chief Operating Officer. As ARC’s East Region Chief Operating Officer, she will oversee operations and ensure quality care for clients in the eastern region. Hall brings nearly a decade of experience working with people impacted by substance use and previously served as […]
Addiction Recovery Care Moves Forward with Adena, Ohio Facility
ARC Healthcare, a leading provider of treatment, recovery and behavioral health services, is moving forward with plans to open its first residential treatment center in Ohio. The 23,000-square foot facility, located at 213 US Route 250 in Adena, will be able to provide care for 100 individuals once fully operational. ARC’s nationally recognized, year-long “Crisis […]
Addiction Recovery Care Partners with Prodigal Ministries, Inc. to Provide Healthcare Services
Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), Kentucky’s leading treatment and recovery services provider, is proud to announce a new partnership with Prodigal Ministries, Inc., a non-profit based in Greater Louisville that provides support services to individuals transitioning out of the justice system. ARC will provide healthcare services to Prodigal clients as they begin a new, restorative chapter […]
Jobs Now Open at Bellefonte Hospital & Recovery Center
Since ARC Healthcare first announced its plans to reopen the former Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital as a comprehensive behavioral health facility and inpatient psychiatric hospital, the organization has remained committed to bringing back local jobs to the Ashland area. ARC is excited to announce that they are now hiring for Bellefonte Hospital and Recovery […]
A Personal Story / What Overdose Awareness Means to Me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmHkywMp4Tw While the overdose crisis has become a nationwide problem, the impact is personal. One year ago, on August 31, 2022, Heather Spurlock-Venters, who now works as a peer support specialist at ARC’s Crown Recovery Center in Springfield, Kentucky, lost her brother-in-law, Sean Riley, to a drug overdose. Although Heather is now in recovery, she […]
ARC’s Pat Fogarty Investing in the Future of Access to Treatment
When some of the nation’s top leaders in addiction treatment ascend on Scottsdale, Arizona later this Fall, Addiction Recovery Care’s (ARC) Chief Operating Officer Pat Fogarty will serve as a key voice. “I am proud to represent Addiction Recovery Care as an Advisory Board Member for the Treatment Center Investment and Valuation conference. This conference […]
Matt Brown Promoted to President of ARC Healthcare
Since opening the doors to its first residential treatment center in 2010, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) has been committed to delivering high-quality, individualized treatment to people with substance use disorders and helping them find long-term recovery. With more of the population struggling with serious mental illness and other behavioral health conditions in addition to SUD, […]
Addiction Recovery Care Named to Newsweek List of America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers
For a third consecutive year, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) has been included in Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers. Two of ARC’s residential treatment centers for women, Karen’s Place Maternity Center and Beth’s Blessing, made the list. The America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers 2023 list highlights the nation’s top facilities based on quality […]
Here is What You Should Know About Fentanyl
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Illicitly manufactured fentanyl is being added to other drugs because of its extreme potency, which makes drugs cheaper, more powerful, more addictive, and more dangerous. […]
