What to do when an overdose spike hits your community
In times of heightened overdose cases, it becomes crucial for families to actively check on their loved ones battling addiction. The opioid epidemic and the introduction of Fentanyl and Xylazine have exacerbated the risk of overdoses, making it imperative to maintain open lines of communication and offer support to those in need. First, awareness is […]
Addiction Recovery Care Announces Name of Women’s Treatment Facility
In Southwest Virginia, communities have been hit disproportionately hard by the addiction crisis – something that has only worsened amid an alarming rise in fentanyl and synthetic opioids in the drug supply. Fortunately, life-saving, life-changing help and resources are on the horizon. Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a leading provider of addiction treatment and recovery services […]
Tips for a safe and sober Super Bowl Sunday
As Super Bowl Sunday approaches, many people may wonder how to enjoy the big game between the Chiefs and 49ers in a safe, sober, and fun environment. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. Remember, on nights like the Super Bowl, we are together to enjoy those around us. Keep things simple. There’s no need to […]
How I ended my 20-year battle with addiction
Addiction is one of the most difficult things a family can face. It can strain even the closest relationships. However, as Chris Whitenack’s story shows us, “there is a life outside of drugs and alcohol.” Chris Whitenack spent approximately 20 years in addiction before entering recovery. At just 16, Chris faced a harrowing battle with […]
Addiction Recovery Care to Assist Ashland Shelter
As Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) grows its footprint as a healthcare ministry, the organization is partnering with Shelter of Hope in Ashland to help those experiencing houselessness. According to the Daily Independent, Shelter of Hope announced it was temporarily ceasing services just after the New Year. Shelter of Hope board members told the paper, “the […]
How Support Can Help You Overcome Addiction
Addiction impacts millions of people worldwide. For those on the path to recovery, support fromothers is critical. Experts at Addiction Recovery Care, a leading provider of treatment services inKentucky, say that while professional treatment is important, peer support is another aspect ofrecovery that can be just as crucial to transforming lives. Peers have been through […]
Pat Fogarty’s Role to Expand with ARC Healthcare
As part of their ongoing efforts to help Kentuckians impacted by substance use and mental health disease, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) today announced that Pat Fogarty – Chief Operating Officer, ARC Healthcare – will expand his role to serve as the General Manager of Behavioral Health for ARC Healthcare. Fogarty will focus on hospital operations […]
Lawrence Vinson to Focus on Quality of Care in Expanded Role with ARC Healthcare
As part of their ongoing efforts to help Kentuckians impacted by substance use and mental health disease, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) today announced that Lawrence Vinson – ARC Chief of Staff – will expand his role to serve as the Chief Quality Officer for ARC Healthcare. Vinson will focus on ensuring maximum quality of care, […]
ARC Employee’s Recovery Journey Highlighted by Governor During State of the Commonwealth Address
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WevA50gPjXs In an incredible moment during the State of the Commonwealth address Wednesday night, Governor Beshear took time to acknowledge the remarkable achievements of individuals combating the drug epidemic in Kentucky. Among those recognized was Pike County native Brad Bentley, whose inspiring journey from addiction to becoming a program director at ARC’s Crown Recovery Center […]
ARC prepares for increase in addiction treatment demand in new year
With the start of a new year, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) is encouraging individuals struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) to seize the opportunity to find hope, healing, and a brighter future in 2024. In January 2023, ARC received nearly 1,000 additional calls from people seeking treatment resources, compared to December 2022. And last January […]
