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J. Craig Allen, MD, Medical Director at Rushford Center, talks about what's being done to help the opioid epidemic, starting with physicians.
A song about addiction from a man in recovery, a veteran honored for his service during WWII, and Axel the Sim Dog - all that in this month's HealthCare Happenings.
Recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that the mental health impact of COVID-19 is [...]
Women have been turning to alcohol for relief from the COVID-19 pandemic at alarming rates, with a 41 percent increase [...]
While Connecticut’s opioid overdose statistics seemed somewhat hopeful in 2018, widespread introduction of fentanyl reversed the trend last year and [...]
In 2018, 48,344 Americans died by suicide — more than the number of traffic fatalities and almost double the number [...]
Opioid overdose deaths jumped more than 18 percent in the first six months of this year in Connecticut, lending truth to earlier assertions by Hartford HealthCare experts that the COVID-19 pandemic would result in more use and related problems. Dr. J. Craig Allen, medical director of Rushford in the system’s [...]
It’s challenging enough to deliver academic lessons in virtual classrooms, but without the nuances of human interaction that come with [...]
I have been fortunate to return to Rushford treatment for a second time and the staff, treatment, and the facility as a whole have been consistently very concerned with myself and I have witnessed that same level of care with every individual that comes through these doors.
Addiction recovery can take a prescribed path in our Medication-Assisted Treatment, Close to Home programs for adults and teens. MATCH™ offers medicine that reduces cravings and withdrawals from substances along with relapse prevention group therapy.
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