A Message from BrightView’s President – Ways to Cope During Social Isolation

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 24, 2020 Updated: June 17, 2021 Even during good times, it can be challenging to take a few moments and practice self-care. During this time of global concern, the usual busyness of life is exacerbated as we try to adjust our routines, avoid unnecessary social contact, change our workflow, and otherwise try not to contribute to the spread of a very contagious virus. Right now, self-care is more important than ever. Here are a few tips to help you be more…

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How Do You Maintain Recovery During A Nationally Mandated Quarantine Caused By A Pandemic?

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 19, 2020 Updated: March 19, 2020 People in addiction recovery, and recovery itself, rely heavily on routine and predictability.  However, when there is a national quarantine in place due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, how do you maintain recovery when you’re faced with the unknown?  What are you doing or what should you be doing in terms of self-care to help you or a loved one in recovery get through this? These are unprecedented times; really like nothing we have seen…

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Can’t Attend Recovery Meetings In Person? Here Are Some Resources For Virtual Meetings

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 19, 2020 Updated: March 19, 2020 Do you or someone you know rely on regularly attending meetings to sustain their recovery?  It isn’t a secret that requesting an entire nation to participate in social isolation can be a hazardous appeal, especially for someone in recovery.  However, with technology these days and the hundreds of ways humans communicate, it is incredibly easy to stay connected without physical contact.  If you depend on daily or weekly meetings to help you maintain your sobriety,…

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Are We Prepared For The Repercussions of Covid-19 On The Opioid Crisis? 

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 18, 2020 Updated: May 18, 2021 Presently, the nation is almost at a standstill due to the Corona Virus (COVID-19) and the majority of people are adhering to the CDC’s recommendations of quarantine and social isolation.  Yet, there is a saying that we use in the addiction community which rings truer now than ever before, “addiction knows no boundaries.”  This nationally mandated quarantine does not mean that the opioid epidemic has been put on hold.  People are still at every different phase of…

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Drug Rehab in Portsmouth, OH that accepts Medicaid

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 15, 2020 Updated: September 24, 2024 If you’re looking for drug rehab in Portsmouth, OH that accepts Medicaid, consider BrightView’s center.  BrightView is not your traditional drug rehab, and you’ll experience the difference as soon as you walk through our doors.  Our addiction recovery programs provide medication and therapy on your first day to actually help you feel better. We offer a comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment model that addresses the needs of the whole person: what we call the “biopsychosocial” model…

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Dr. Ryan Testifies in this Video About Addiction and Recovery in Washington D.C.

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: March 10, 2020 Updated: March 10, 2020   Dr. Shawn Ryan, Chief Medical Officer of BrightView health, testifies before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Healthcare. This is a consolidated video of the full 5 hours of testimony by multiple panelists related to drug addiction, recovery, healthcare, and the economic impacts of effective and evidence-based substance use disorder treatment.

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Drug Rehab in Wilmington, OH that accepts Medicaid

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: February 18, 2020 Updated: September 24, 2024 If you’re looking for drug rehab in Wilmington, OH that accepts Medicaid, consider BrightView’s center.  BrightView is not your traditional drug rehab, and you’ll experience the difference as soon as you walk through our doors.  Our addiction recovery programs provide medication and therapy on your first day to actually help you feel better. We offer a comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment model that addresses the needs of the whole person: what we call the “biopsychosocial” model…

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How Technology Improves Addiction Treatment Outcomes

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: February 12, 2020 Updated: May 17, 2021 Implementing DynamiCare Health’s Motivational Incentives & Cognitive Behavioral Therapy App Authors: Shawn Ryan MD MBA1, Samin Rezania PhD2 Setting: BrightView Health, 446 Morgan St, Cincinnati, OH 45206 Population: Predominantly Medicaid with Opioid Use Disorder, prescribed opioid agonist medication Design: Statistical matching between app + standard care vs. standard care group at similar nearby site BrightView, the largest addiction treatment system in Ohio, launched a digital health smartphone wellness app from DynamiCare Health as part of…

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Drug Rehab in Batavia, OH that accepts Medicaid

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: February 10, 2020 Updated: September 24, 2024 If you’re looking for drug rehab in Batavia, OH that accepts Medicaid, consider BrightView’s center.  BrightView is not your traditional drug rehab, and you’ll experience the difference as soon as you walk through our doors.  Our addiction recovery programs provide medication and therapy on your first day to actually help you feel better. We offer a comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment model that addresses the needs of the whole person: what we call the “biopsychosocial” model…

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A Patient of BrightView for Almost 4 Years Opens Up About Her Addiction and Recovery

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By BrightView BrightView Meet The Editorial Team Published: February 7, 2020 Updated: February 7, 2020 Today, I have two beautiful sons.  My oldest son is five, and my youngest is eighteen months old.  I plan on raising them to know about “mom’s addiction”.  What I hope to truly convey is that I have a brain disease. A disease, which I believe is hereditary. I believe it was passed down to me from generations long before my time. A disease, I believe, that has been passed down to my sons. I…

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