Stephanie Pratico, LMHC, MT-BC, leads the popular mindfulness group at AdCare Outpatient in Worcester, Massachusetts. The group continues to attract new patients and for good reason. “Mindfulness is especially helpful for people struggling with substances who tend to act on whims, and be swept up...
(Worcester, MA, May 2019) – AdCare Hospital has earned Behavioral Healthcare Accreditation from The Joint Commission (TJC). The industry’s gold seal of approval, TJC accreditation recognizes that AdCare Hospital has demonstrated compliance with performance standards and is committed to providing quality patient care in a...
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For first responders, job-related stress and strain can be off the charts. Police, fire and EMS personnel often see and experience events that most people cannot imagine. Repeatedly encountering dangerous situations can lead to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression and eventually, in some cases,...
(December 2018, Worcester, MA) –“We are delighted to have Jaqueline Dias leading the AdCare Boston Outpatient office, now located at 50 Congress Street, Suite 430” said David Hillis, Jr., vice president of outpatient services. “Jackie’s strong clinical and management experience encompasses the development of treatment...
The consolidation of Clinical Services of Rhode Island’s outpatient locations in Greenville, Portsmouth, and South Kingstown with AdCare Rhode Island will streamline and improve best practices and operational efficiencies. Clinical Services of Rhode Island’s (CSRI) Greenville, Portsmouth, and South Kingstown outpatient locations have been consolidated with...
Oliver Charles Joseph, MD, of Worcester, Massachusetts, has been appointed to the Consultant Medical Staff with privileges in Psychiatry at AdCare Hospital. Dr. Joseph is the Founder of Integrated Psychiatric Consulting, P.C. “We are delighted to have Dr. Joseph as a member of our Professional...
Holiday parties, dinners, and other social gatherings can make maintaining sobriety more challenging during the weeks between Thanksgiving and the New Year. Read more AdCare Alliance! ...
Parties, dinners, and other social gatherings can all make maintaining sobriety more challenging during the weeks between Thanksgiving and the New Year. One recent study prepared by AAC found that for those recovering from addiction, feelings of stress, anxiety and depression -- all potential triggers...
