Tag: CODAC Behavioral Healthcare
5Q: Nina Stack, The Champlin Foundation executive director
Nina Stack | The Champlin Foundation executive director
1. Have the requests for donations from The Champlin Foundation remained high in the past year? The need for...
1st mobile unit deployed in R.I.’s addiction fight
John Hayes literally has a front-row seat to the widening demographics of opioid addiction.
He’s a driver of CODAC Behavioral Healthcare’s new mobile clinic, a...
CODAC mobile unit first in U.S. to earn federal approval
CRANSTON – Medication-assisted treatment for people battling opioid addiction is now available through CODAC Behavioral Healthcare’s new mobile unit, which CODAC says is the...
Five Questions With: Susan Figueiredo
Susan Figueiredo joined CODAC Behavioral Healthcare as its new chief operating officer in November. A licensed mental health and alcohol and drug counselor, Figueiredo...
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare announces new chief operating officer
CRANSTON – CODAC Behavioral Healthcare has publicly announced its new chief operating officer.
Susan Figueiredo, a licensed mental health and alcohol and drug counselor, began...
Editor’s Choice: Verizon’s Mathis invited to speak to Greater Providence Chamber
EDITOR’S CHOICE
Verizon’s Mathis invited to speak to Greater Providence Chamber NIA C. MATHIS, Verizon Communications Inc. New England regional vice president, will be the...
CODAC helps lead new effort against smoking
PROVIDENCE – CODAC Behavioral Healthcare is at the forefront of a statewide push to get Rhode Islanders with behavioral health issues to quit smoking.
CODAC...
Thrive, CODAC partner to offer medication, support to treat opioid use
WARWICK – A new partnership between Thrive Behavioral Health and CODAC Behavioral Healthcare is offering people in Kent County access to medication-assisted treatment to...
CODAC, BH Link work together to address rise in opioid overdoses
PROVIDENCE – CODAC Behavioral Healthcare is expanding its services in two different Rhode Island locations in an effort to provide increased addiction services amid...
34 behavioral health nonprofits receive $3.7M from R.I. Foundation
PROVIDENCE – Approximately $3.7 million in grants were issued to 34 nonprofit behavioral health organizations by the Rhode Island Foundation through its COVID-19 Behavioral...
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