Posted by Kyle Collier
It was a brutally cold day when her spree from running from the police ended. She weighed 89 pounds, but the layers of clothing she wore would make you think otherwise. She was homeless and living in a shack of a building with no heat. This had to be the final straw for Micki Arvin.
Posted by Kyle Collier
With a nearly 50% increase in Kentucky overdose deaths from 2019 to 2020, Addiction Recovery Care’s (ARC) Senior Vice President of Operations Pat Fogarty spoke to WDRB News about the eye-opening trend and the growing need for ARC’s help.
Posted by Kyle Collier
Eagle Creek Recovery Center will open August 9, 2021, filling an urgent need for treatment services in the area, as the closest residential facility for women is at least 30 minutes away.
Posted by Kyle Collier
Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a leading provider of treatment and recovery services in the commonwealth, issued the following statement today in response to the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy’s 2020 Overdose Fatality Report released this week:
Posted by Kyle Collier
Thousands of lawsuits later, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Wednesday major opioid manufacturers are expected to pay $26 billion nationwide in a long list of settlements. Kentucky is expected to receive $460 million, reports WKYT’s Shelby Lofton.
Posted by Kyle Collier
Lee Dixon entered the workforce after graduating high school. He envisioned his life as one where he would make a healthy sum of money and build a family, not spending ten years in state prison. It wasn't until Lee heard about Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) that he felt like he may have found something that could give him the life he dreamed of.
Posted by Kyle Collier
As Kentucky communities continue to see a record number of cases in overdoses just halfway through 2021, Addiction Recovery Care’s (ARC) Pat Fogarty spoke with WKYT’s Chad Hedrick about the issue and how ARC is trying to find a resolution through its unique approach to treatment.
Posted by Kyle Collier
When asking Karen’s Place Maternity Center’s (KPMC) Peer Support Specialist Christina Hunter some words that describe her prior life, ‘broken’ and ‘lost’ first come to her mind. Today those words are ‘mother’ and ‘mentor’. Christina is widely known among mothers at KPMC. However, some mothers are surprised to find out that at the beginning of 2019, Christina was a homeless heroin addict faced with one of her biggest challenges yet -- she was pregnant.
Posted by Addiction Recovery Care
Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a leading provider of treatment and recovery services across the Commonwealth, hosted a ribbon cutting today for its newest residential treatment center, Crown Recovery Center, in Springfield.
Posted by Connor Dunwoodie
After sitting behind the wheel, Merritt is hanging up his keys to take on a new role with ARC on the project and development team specifically working as a warehouse specialist.