by Deirdra Richard, Program Director BHG Lake Charles Treatment Center While we’re not opening a new center, we are re-opening one after months of repairs and renovations. Welcome back BHG Lake Charles! Let’s give a huge shout out and thank-you to the Lake Charles Treatment Center team who not only made this possible, but who […]
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D.C. Counselor Connects Through Story by Ahmond Hill, Regional Director, Washington D. C., Glen Allen, Richmond, VA “Home is where our story begins. The question is “what is your story?” My story began with a lie — my birth certificate.” That’s how Jamie Tolliver, a counselor at our Washington D.C. Treatment Center, began the men’s group meeting that
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#ChooseToChallenge gender bias and inequality Last month on Women’s History Day, Regional Director Ahmond Hill presented #ChooseToChallenge where teams talked about historical women who stood up to injustices and carved a path forward that women are continuing to blaze today. But much work is left to do and BHG is committed to being a part
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Standards of Cultural Diversity by Ronald Robinson, Director of Accreditation Since becoming a Compliance Specialist in 2017 and assuming responsibilities for accreditation activities, I am proud of our success and the systems we’ve put into place. In support of our “Say Yes” Challenge, our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion culture, it’s the perfect time to review
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by Dr. Benjamin Nordstrom The April calendar is packed with opportunities relevant to our work here at BHG. Celebrate Diversity Month. Alcohol Awareness Month. National Public Health Week. National Minority Health Month. National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Patient Experience Week. While these dates may indicate that society is evolving, barriers for our peers and
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by Julie Koenig, COO BHG launched the “Say Yes” Challenge to cultivate a culture of open-access and walk-in service. Starting with 16 locations, we currently have 22 clinics participating in this pilot program which means increasing hours of operations and continually working to find creative ways to “say yes” to patients seeking treatment. Aiken /
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