American Addiction Centers in the News

In honor of Veteran’s Day, American Addiction Centers (AAC) is providing 30 days of free inpatient care to five members of the armed forces who are struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction. “No one is immune from addiction,” said American Addiction Centers CEO Michael Cartwright. “This disease does not discriminate and even our nation’s heroes […]

Nevada Senator Patricia Farley spoke with CBS’ Shakala Alvaranga about addiction, treatment, and family involvement. Senator Farley shared that her entire family has been affected by her brother’s substance abuse and that they are all in the fight for his life together. David Marlon, CEO of Solutions Recovery, had more to say on the topic.

On October 26, President Donald Trump declared the opioid crisis as a National Public Health Emergency. The declaration was followed by a variety of plans and steps that the government is hoping to enact in order to slow down and end the epidemic. Local news outlets in Texas and Nevada contacted American Addiction Centers for insight into the problem.

Dr. Joseph Bradley, M.S., D.C., Creator of Chronic Pain Program at Solutions Recovery and the facility’s CEO, David Marlon, spoke to KSNV NBC about legitimate pain patients and their struggle in the fight against the opioid epidemic.

This fall, the small-town newspaper in Oxford, Mississippi, invited Oxford Treatment Center to help build local awareness about addiction and recovery through a 12-part column series.

Readers of The Oxford Eagle gained insights from our therapists, leaders, medical staff and regional treatment consultants. Each was asked to respond to one of the common misconceptions we encounter in our work with individuals and families, and in our outreach to the broader community.