"With parity and healthcare reform bringing substance abuse treatment into the realm of general medical care, one crucial priority is for treatment agencies to develop partnerships with medical organizations."
Carise, Deni. "What Healthcare Reform Means for Substance Abuse Treatment."
The Huffington Post. Phoenix House. March 26, 2010. Web. February 8, 2012.
Screening Tool For Providers: Click Here
Provider referrals are not necessary for individuals seeking treatment. However, if you are a healthcare provider and would like to assist your patient in their addiction recovery and/or pain management process, please fax a referral to 541-779-2081 to the attention of Reba Smith, Program Manager. Please include a contact number for the patient, and our admissions coordinator will contact the patient directly. We welcome patients to contact us directly. Call 541-779-1282, visit our Walk-In Clinic which opens at 8:30 am, Monday through Friday.
Healthcare providers are welcome to contact us at any time for more information regarding our services, to speak with an admissions coordinator, or request on-site education. Please contact Sarah Walker, provider relations director, at 541-779-1282 x20204 for more information.
Addictions Recovery Center accepts most major insurance and OHP plans. For those who are uninsured, we offer a sliding fee scale and payment options. Please call 541-779-1282 x115 regarding insurance, payment, and admissions information.
http://www.acmha.org/current_events_critical_issues.shtml (Useful Webinars)
http://www.samhsa.gov/healthReform/ (Useful Webinars)
Parity Toolkit for Addiction and Mental Health Consumers, Providers, and Advocates
Unforeseen Benefits: Addiction Treatment Reduces Healthcare Costs
National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare
Our Pain Management Program offers comprehensive screenings, assessments, education, counseling and case management. All staff are certified alcohol and drug counselors with extensive knowledge of the impact of chronic pain on daily life. We work individually with each patient to provide the best combination of services to facilitate the safe management of pain and a return to a healthy lifestyle.
Pain Management Program Brochure pdf (for your patient)
Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma, Its Impact, and Creating a Trauma Informed Community - Cheryl S. Sharp,
MSW, ALWF, CPSST - Click Here
Annual Addiction Disease and Treatment Conference
Front Line to Home Front - Treating Military and Their Families: Recovery, Resiliency &
Wellness - Heather Jenard, LMSW - Click Here
Front Line to Home Front: Integrating Best Practices of Chronic Pain Management
for OEF/OIF Veterans at SORCC - Korin Richardson, PharmD. – Click Here
Opiates Pain and Addiction: Understanding the Science to Achieve Safer Outcomes -
Andrew B. Mendenhall M.D. – Click Here
The Brain & Recovery: An Update on the Neuroscience of Addiction - Kevin T.
McCauley, M.D. Institute for Addiction Study – Click Here
Current Trends In Substance Abuse: Impact on Relapse and Recovery - Darryl Inaba,
PharmD., CADC III - Click Here
Evolving Science of Addiction and Recovery: Dispelling the Stigma – Click here
Perspectives on Current Substance Abuse Trends: New faces on the Usual Suspects -
Click Here
Roots of Addiction: Etiology of Drug Related Impulse Control Disorders - Click Here
Slipping Up: Neurocellular Mechanisms of Relapse - Click Here
Adolescent Substance Abuse - Click Here
Developments in Addiction Treatment - Click Here
Perspectives on Current Substance Abuse Trends: New faces on the Usual Suspects
(Starts at 1:20 seconds) - Click Here
Roots of Addiction: Etiology of Drug Related Impulse Control Disorders (Starts
at 2:36 seconds) - Click Here
Slipping Up: Neurocellular Mechanisms of Relapse - Click Here
Developments in Addiction Treatment - Click Here
Education Materials, Podcasts, and Videos by Dr. Daryl Inaba - Click Here
Questions?
Christine Mason, CADC II, NCAC II; Executive Director. Click Here to Email Christine
Mission: To provide the opportunity for individuals and their families to choose a healthier way of life.
Call us at 541-779-1282