BrightView Youngstown Addiction Treatment Center

12/29/2021

Behavioral Health Business covers BrightView's Purchases Virginia SUD Treatment Provider Right Path.

“Right Path has had a profound impact on thousands of patients and their communities,” BrightView Health Chief Development Officer Dylan Jackson said in the press release. “We are excited to build on their legacy of quality, accessible care.”

Addiction treatment provider BrightView Health is deepening its footprint in Virginia with the acquisition of Virginia Beach-based Right Path Addiction

12/27/2021

BrightView Nicholasville Community Outreach Manager Nicole Stinson chats with WTVQ about providing SUD treatment in KY for 1 year.

“I just really want people to know that it can touch anyone and there’s nothing to be embarrassed about because it does not know any demographic and unfortunately affects everyone,” said BrightView Nicholasville Community Outreach Manager Nicole Stinson.

Wednesday, BrightView's Nicholasville Center celebrated with food, a collection drive for people experiencing homelessness, and by presenting the 'Champions of Recovery' award to people in the community who work alongside BrightView.

12/21/2021

BrightView's Anne Adkins in Toledo speaks with NBC about combating SUD during the holidays.

"If you're also struggling with a substance abuse disorder, that's going to impact it a thousand different ways because now you have to function in sobriety, maintain those skills as well as still navigating family, still navigating parties," said Anne Adkins, clinical supervisor for BrightView's Toledo addiction treatment center.

Holidays, birthdays and large events can all be tough to manage due to the expectations that come with them, but add addiction treatment into the mix and it becomes tougher.

12/20/2021

WHIO in Dayton, OH chat with BrightView about the county's decrease in overdose deaths.

“Renena Hale is the community outreach manager of BrightView’s Centerville location.

New numbers released by the Ohio Department of Health show the hard work is paying off. Montgomery County is now ranked 18 in the state for overdose deaths.”

In 2017 Montgomery County was ranked first in Ohio and the nation for overdose deaths, new numbers show they are now ranked 18.

12/16/2021

Kentucky's Shining Bright Winner for November is Ullanda Douglas, a Clinical Supervisor in Campbellsville, KY. Ullanda cares deeply about her patients and team. She spearheaded 200 inductions at Campbellsville in October—spending countless hours planning and preparing clinical schedules. Ullanda has proven, consistently, that she meets the definition of a leader in every way. She stepped up in a time of need and has gone above and beyond for our patients. Douglas always has a smile on her face and makes you feel comfortable coming to her with any problem. Thanks for being the awesome person, Ullanda!

12/15/2021

The Gleaner in Henderson, KY, highlights BrightView's premier substance use disorder treatment.

"At BrightView, a local outpatient treatment provider in Henderson, new patients can schedule appointments through a 24/7 call center or online. The treatment center accepts walk-ins on weekdays from 8 am to 3 pm. Patients can get medication, counseling, and social services support immediately.
Addiction treatment at an outpatient center is always less expensive than a residential facility, and not just because a larger percentage of care is covered by insurance. There's no need to pay for meals, housing, 24/7 care, and activities."

Most people struggling with addiction do not need to be hospitalized. They can often be successfully treated on an outpatient basis in their community.