Kudos to the clinical teams in all of our programs who are finding new ways to open access to care for patients in immediate need of our services. I see multiple examples of out-of-the-box thinking where two-day admission process, telehealth, and hub-and-spoke models are being successfully deployed to support admissions on demand. Old ways are […]
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By Benjamin Nordstrom, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer Talking Treatment vs. Recovery As you likely know, BHG is continuing to lead the way in Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment by expanding the services typically offered at Opioid Treatment Centers and in Office-Based Opioid Treatment. Across the country we are launching ASAM Level 2.1 services (Intensive
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By Dr. Benjamin Nordstrom, Chief Medical Officer Over the last five or so years, one of the most potent killers known as fentanyl has infiltrated the opioid mix and addiction crisis, adding to the complexities of our jobs to help save people’s lives. Some people willingly choose to take fentanyl, while others unknowingly ingest it
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By Dr. Benjamin Nordstrom, Chief Medical Officer For the past couple of months, I’ve enjoyed meeting many of you on my cross-country “road show” rolling out our new Integrated Dynamic Care Model (IDCM). While I know we have a lot of work ahead, I’m energized by your dedication to carrying out what distinguishes BHG from
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For too long, patients struggling with OUD and SUD have received episodic care inside treatment centers with a “dose-and-go” clinical model, which can assist people in abstaining from opioids, but doesn’t help them find their way to real recovery. While other diseases like cancer and diabetes have clear protocols and dimensional care plans, addiction treatment
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this year we’re seeing unprecedented cases of depression, anxiety and substance use disorders being fueled by the effects of COVID-19 on our economic, social and emotional well-being. If you haven’t seen President Biden’s statement, check it out as it reinforces all that BHG is doing in how we deliver
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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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