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Community Bridges, Inc. (CBI) uses a holistic—or integrated—approach to addiction treatment and behavioral health concerns. We take each person’s unique traits and issues into account to design a treatment plan. Using a combination of education, therapy, housing, medications, peer support, inspiration, hope and other supportive services, our solutions are never one-size-fits-all. People are unique, and their treatment plan should be too. CBI’s passionate and dedicated team of medical and behavioral health professionals share a common philosophy to attend to the needs of our communities. With a mission of maintaining the dignity of human life, we can’t help but be agents of positive change in our communities. Many of our employees are peers and they have been in your shoes. Peers are the heart of CBI, and they know exactly what it takes to help you discover the road to recovery. They provide daily assistance, hope, education, and support to people through treatment. Most importantly peers give our patients the individual care they need at the time they need it.

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Heartland Alliance Health’s STAR Program (Supportive Treatment for Addictions and Recovery Team) offers medication assisted therapy (M.A.T.) for participants struggling with opiate use disorder. The program is especially intended for those with dependence on opiates, such as heroin or prescription medication. Individuals must be receiving Primary Care services from Heartland Alliance Health Centers and either have insurance or the ability to pay out of pocket for medication. Participants must also meet the criteria for opiate use disorder as well as agree to safety guidelines.

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Healthcare chain offering primary care, pain management and substancew abuse management as well as telehealth.

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Lifeline PCS with locations in Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, Glendale, and Avondale is a team of qualified professionals led by Dr.Roxanne DalPos. The professionals have various licenses, educational experiences, and certifications that qualify them to provide a wide range of services. These services include general counseling and therapy for daily life situations, couples issues, and family problems as well as legal problems such as court required anger management, domestic violence and dui services. Lifeline offers standard outpatient counseling as well as intensive outpatient therapy for both addiction and general mental health.

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Hep C Program Community Medical Services is excited to announce the expansion of our hepatitis C (HCV) services. CMS has developed partnerships with specialty providers to assist with caring for clients seeking HCV screening and treatment. In our pilot in Arizona, we screened 237 CMS clients. Of those screened, 42 tests detected HCV and 14 clients successfully completed the treatment regimen! This is a collaborative effort involving multiple departments and positions including medical providers, counselors, peer support specialists, nurses, and front desk staff. HCV testing and treatment will be incorporated into treatment plans so clinicians can stay engaged and regularly discuss the topic with our clients. CMS anticipates we will be providing HCV screening to all clients by the end of Summer 2021. The HCV program is aligned with CMS’ value to meet people where they are at and continue to address public health issues that stem from the opioid crisis.   Opioid Treatment on Demand (OTOD) At CMS, we believe in breaking down barriers to care in creative and innovative ways. Most notably, we opened the nation’s first 24/7 opioid treatment program (OTP) in Phoenix. We have since gone on to expand this Opioid Treatment on Demand (OTOD) model, providing extended hours, to Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio and West Allis, Wisconsin, and Mesa, Arizona. At CMS, we focus on meeting the challenges presented by the ever-growing opioid epidemic in communities lacking treatment options. OTODs are uniquely positioned to provide community support by expanding hours beyond the traditional 4:30am to 11:30am treatment model. At CMS,...

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