Digital Health Start-Up Livongo Files to Go Public
Livongo, which is one of the first companies to exit in the burgeoning health-technology sector, reported $68.4 million in revenue for the full year of 2018. Read More >>
read moreRI | Newport Safe Stations Another Tool in Opioid Battle
The Safe Stations program officially launched in Newport, becoming the the second community in Rhode Island to adopt the program following Providence. Read More >>
read moreNARR Releases New MAT Guide for Recovery Residence Operators
NARR has just released its guide for recovery residence operators on supporting individuals receiving medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorders. Read More >>
read moreNY | Discussing Barriers to Closing the Behavioral Health Integration Gap
Louise Cohen, CEO of the Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC), spoke at the recent Primary Care Summit: Closing the Behavioral Health Integration Gap. Read More >>
read moreNew Partnership Will Bring Mental Health First Aid to Businesses
The National Council for Behavioral Health and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have launched a partnership to help companies offer a workplace mental health training program. Read More >>
read moreNCAD Spotlight: Treatment Programs Can Make Suicide Prevention Part of Their Core Mission
The senior project associate for the Zero Suicide Institute believes addiction treatment programs can incorporate a focus on suicide relatively easily, and inexpensively. Read More >>
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Advocacy Alert: Spencer Recovery Parity Act Claims
California and Florida treatment facilities claim parity act violations against United Behavioral Health and Optum.
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Advocacy Alert: Recovery Housing, Prescription Forms, and an Addiction Caucus
Pennsylvania is finalizing regulations for recovery houses, California recently passed a bill regarding security measures on prescriptions for controlled substances, and Facing Addiction has a new petition.
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Legislative Alert: California Laws on Opioids and Conservatorship
California passed two laws in September 2018: one on opioid education, and the other on the procedures to appoint a conservator for a person who is incapable of caring for their own health and well-being due to mental illness and substance use disorder.
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Legislative Alert: Colorado Modernizing Behavioral Health Terminology
Back in March, Colorado passed a bill that helps modernize terminology used in the behavioral health industry.
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