Dallas, TX
Behavioral Health Group (BHG) recently completed the latest acquisition of a treatment center in Newport News, VA. BHG Newport News now represents the third location for the company in the state of Virginia. “We are very committed to serving the community in Southeast Virginia and we look forward to building on the great team already in place here,” said Dwight Mussleman, Chief Development Officer for BHG.
Virginia continues to struggle with an unmet need and demand for proven opioid addiction treatment services. BHG will immediately work to leverage its resources and operational experience to expand services and access to medication-assisted treatment, the gold standard for opioid use disorder treatment.
“Opioid overdose related deaths continue to rise throughout the United States despite a decrease in the amount of prescriptions written for these substances. Heroin and illicit Fentanyl are becoming catastrophic problems,” said Dr. Christopher Marshall, National Medical Director for BHG. “Behavioral Health Group is leading the way to get people the help they need with a time tested and structured program that helps people get their lives back.”
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About BHG
Behavioral Health Group (BHG) is a fast-growing healthcare company creating a new class of recovery center for individuals with substance use disorder (SUD). BHG specializes in medication-assisted recovery (MAR) combined with addiction counseling delivered through the largest network of Joint Commission-accredited outpatient treatment and recovery centers in the U.S. Founded in 2006 and led by an experienced executive team with deep experience in the healthcare and behavioral health industries, BHG believes that comprehensive, evidence-based, personalized treatment plans focused on real recovery restore lives, strengthen families, and rejuvenate the communities in which we serve. BHG capabilities include a full range of counseling and behavioral health therapies for individual, family, and group counseling, medication-assisted recovery, intensive outpatient programs, mental health services, case management, and community resource coordination services delivered in its treatment centers and through telehealth. BHG treatment centers provide access to all FDA-approved medications through in-center dosing or prescriptions programs. BHG accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most major commercial health plans, and works with state grants to support patients who choose to self-pay. With 117 locations in 24 states, BHG has more than 2,100 employees who serve more than 43,000 patients. To learn more, visit bhgrecovery.com.