The North Coast Substance Abuse Council currently operates Crossroads, a state-licensed rehab facility on Myrtle Avenue, with 15 beds on the men’s side and five on the women’s. Speaking at last ...

Co-presenter, Sean Shirk, Pharm.D., director of specialty clinical solutions at Prime Therapeutics, discussed this topic ...

At the end of a 40-minute hearing Tuesday, Caleb West, 42, hugged a staff member when he learned he would be transferred from Heartland Behavioral Healthcare to Horizon House, a community-based ...

In December, the board approved allocating $3.75 million from the county’s opioid award as matching funding for the Renewed ...

This framework will support the drug and alcohol treatment and recovery (DATR) sector to plan, develop, and deploy their workforce. This should be read alongside the 10-year strategic plan for the ...

HONOLULU (Island News) -- A free treatment ... treat about 580 residential properties on Oahu, or until the funding from the $1.1 million contract havs been exhausted. PQB’s plans for LFA ...

BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. - Butte County on Thursday announced the launch of the pre-approved Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and Small Residential Home Plans. Officials say that this is a significant step ...

Planning consent has been secured for a 21-storey residential tower in Stevenage which will deliver more than 200 homes. Stevenage Borough Council has approved BlueCastle Capital’s plans to replace ...

Plans have finally been approved ... to open up the existing swimming pool located at the site, which had historically only been for residential use, was refused by the panel in April last year ...

When a Henrico resident is struggling with an opioid or substance abuse problem, he or she typically ends up in one of several places: jail, a recovery home, or in the temporary care of Henrico Area ...

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