AdCare Rhode Island

AdCare Rhode Island AdCare RI is an alcohol and drug treatment center offering both inpatient and outpatient care.

Located minutes away from both the airport and downtown Providence, AdCare RI is also located close to pristine beaches and recreational areas.

06/20/2026

We say addiction is a disease.

But if that's true, why do so many people still feel ashamed to ask for help?

In this clip from our recent sit-down with RecoveryTV host John Tassioni, our Executive Director, Nicole Paliotti, and Medical Director, Dr. Coburn, talk about the stigma that continues to surround substance use disorders and the real impact it has on people seeking treatment.❤️‍🩹

The more we treat addiction like the health condition it is, the easier it becomes for people to reach out, get support, and start healing.

Because nobody should have to fight both a disease and society's judgment at the same time!

You can watch the full interview here. https://loom.ly/_U-FhJ8

And remember, if you or someone you love is struggling, we're here -- day or night. Call or DM us. 📲 866-407-4832

We're growing! And we're looking for compassionate, dedicated professionals to grow with us.If you're passionate about r...
06/19/2026

We're growing! And we're looking for compassionate, dedicated professionals to grow with us.

If you're passionate about recovery, teamwork, and providing exceptional patient care, we'd love to hear from you!

🚨 For job openings and to apply, click here: https://loom.ly/PG1lvho

As we recognize , we honor a pivotal moment in our nation’s history and reflect on the enduring importance of freedom, ...
06/19/2026

As we recognize , we honor a pivotal moment in our nation’s history and reflect on the enduring importance of freedom, equality, and human dignity.

Juneteenth commemorates the day when the last enslaved African Americans learned they were free, reminding us that the promise of equality requires both reflection and action.

In healthcare, that means recognizing the inherent worth of every individual and striving to ensure that compassion, respect, and quality care are available to all. Every person deserves to be treated with dignity and given the opportunity to heal, grow, and thrive. As Desmond Tutu said, "My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together." ❤️

As we commemorate Juneteenth, we honor the resilience of those who came before us and reaffirm our commitment to treating every person who walks through our doors with the compassion and respect they deserve.

The warning signs of depression in men aren't always what people expect.It doesn't always look like someone crying or ta...
06/18/2026

The warning signs of depression in men aren't always what people expect.

It doesn't always look like someone crying or talking openly about how they're feeling. Sometimes it looks like pulling away from family and friends. Working all the time. Taking more risks. Getting angry more easily. Or staying so busy that there's never a quiet moment to think.

These subtle signs can make depression harder to recognize, and even harder to talk about.

As part of Men's Health Month, Dr. Mohammad Alhabbal, Medical Director at our sister center in Worcester, MA, shares some of the signs that may point to a deeper mental health concern.

Because when we know what to look for, it's easier to start the conversation. And sometimes, a simple "How are you really doing?" can go a long way. 💛

For a lot of men, asking for help can feel impossible.From a young age, many are taught to push through, stay strong, an...
06/16/2026

For a lot of men, asking for help can feel impossible.

From a young age, many are taught to push through, stay strong, and handle problems on their own. For LGBTQ+ men, those pressures can be even heavier. Alongside cultural expectations around masculinity, many have also faced rejection, discrimination, isolation, or the fear of not being accepted for who they are.

Carrying all of that alone takes a toll. Many LGBTQ+ men learned early that being vulnerable came with a cost. So they got good at surviving. Good at hiding. Good at carrying things alone. But surviving isn't the same thing as healing.

This Pride Month, we're reminding LGBTQ+ men that strength isn't measured by how much you can carry by yourself.

Sometimes strength looks like reaching out. Sometimes it looks like saying, "I'm not okay." And sometimes it looks like accepting help when it's offered.

You deserve support, exactly as you are. 🌈 866-407-4832

👏 Congratulations to Kenny, our June Employee of the Month! 👏If you've ever spent time at AdCare Rhode Island, chances a...
06/15/2026

👏 Congratulations to Kenny, our June Employee of the Month! 👏

If you've ever spent time at AdCare Rhode Island, chances are you've seen Kenny in action. His day starts bright and early at 5:30 a.m., and while he's always juggling a long list of maintenance projects, he's never too busy to jump in when patients or staff need help.

Whether it's solving an unexpected problem, keeping our facility running smoothly, or lending a hand wherever it's needed, Kenny consistently shows up with dedication, reliability, and a willingness to do whatever it takes.

Thank you, Kenny, for everything you do to support our patients, staff, and mission. We're lucky to have you on the team! 💙



Kenny is one of the many people working behind the scenes to create a safe, supportive environment where healing can happen. If you or someone you love is looking for treatment, learn more about our programs here: https://loom.ly/Jzm9CMw

06/12/2026

Most people misunderstand what PTSD actually looks like -- especially in men.

It's not always dramatic flashbacks like you see in the movies. Sometimes it's lying awake at night because your body won't relax. Sometimes it's feeling constantly on edge, avoiding certain places, or struggling to trust that you're truly safe.

For a lot of men, the way they were raised -- to push through, stay strong, and keep it together -- can make PTSD harder to recognize and even harder to talk about. From the outside, it may not look like trauma at all. It may just look like stress, anger, isolation, overworking, or someone insisting they're "fine."

For some, the emotional weight of trauma becomes so overwhelming that they turn to alcohol or drugs in an attempt to cope. That's one reason PTSD and addiction so often occur together.

This PTSD Awareness Month, let's replace assumptions with understanding and stigma with compassion. The more we learn about trauma, the better we can support those living with it and remind them that healing is possible.

Nobody plans to need a DUI/Refusal Program.AdCare Rhode Island offers state-approved DUI/Refusal programs designed to he...
06/11/2026

Nobody plans to need a DUI/Refusal Program.

AdCare Rhode Island offers state-approved DUI/Refusal programs designed to help participants meet court and DMV requirements while gaining the tools to make safer decisions moving forward.

Whether you're just getting started or looking for more information, our team is here to help guide you through the process.

📞 Contact us today to learn more about eligibility, scheduling, and enrollment. 866-407-4832

You can't change the past. You can choose what comes next.

06/10/2026

Pride is what happens when people choose authenticity over shame.

Recovery is, too.

Different journeys. Different experiences. The same refusal to let shame have the final word.

Pride teaches us that people thrive when they can live openly, honestly, and in community.

Recovery teaches us the same thing.

This Pride Month, we're celebrating the courage it takes to be yourself, to ask for help when you need it, and to keep moving forward one day at a time.

Because healing begins where shame ends. ❤️

06/10/2026

When someone you love has Alzheimer's disease, you begin grieving long before they're gone.

It's a different kind of loss. Slow. Complicated. Ongoing.

You watch pieces of the person you know and love change over time. You carry the stress of appointments, medications, safety concerns, and difficult decisions. And because your loved one still needs you, there often isn't much room to process what you're feeling.

That grief doesn't always look like grief.

Sometimes it looks like exhaustion. Sometimes it looks like anxiety that never quite switches off. Sometimes it looks like a drink at the end of a difficult day that slowly becomes two or three.

Caregivers spend so much time caring for others that their own health and well-being can quietly slip to the bottom of the list.

This Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we're reminding caregivers of something they don't hear often enough:
Your health matters, too.

Because caring for someone else shouldn't mean carrying the burden alone.

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1950 Tower Hill Rd
North Kingstown, RI
02852

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