What’s next for BHG in terms of growth plans?
Expanding addiction treatment access helps more individuals receive the care they need. In this video, F. Dwight Mussleman, Chief Development Officer, explains how BHG expands addiction treatment access through strategic growth and innovation.
He shares how BHG adds new locations, broadens services and uses technology to better support patients with substance use disorder across the country.
Expanding Access to Care Nationwide
BHG grows its presence in communities that need care. By opening new locations, BHG helps more individuals connect to treatment close to home.
This approach makes substance use disorder treatment more accessible and reduces barriers for patients seeking support.
Broadening Services to Meet Patient Needs
BHG enhances care by offering a wider range of services. As patient needs evolve, BHG continues to develop programs that support different stages of recovery.
This helps individuals with substance use disorder receive care that fits their needs and supports long-term progress.
Using Technology to Improve Access
BHG uses technology to reach more patients and improve how care is delivered. Telehealth and digital tools help connect individuals to support in a more flexible and convenient way.
These tools make it easier for patients with substance use disorder to begin and stay engaged in treatment.
Investing in People and Facilities
BHG invests in modern facilities and supports its workforce to strengthen care delivery. Well-designed environments and well-supported staff help create a better experience for patients.
This investment supports consistent, high-quality substance use disorder treatment across locations.
Strengthening Communities Through Growth
As BHG grows, it strengthens the communities it serves. Increasing access to substance use disorder treatment can improve outcomes and support healthier communities over time.
This work reflects a broader commitment to making care more available and effective.
Guided by Purpose
BHG’s growth is guided by a clear purpose: to help more individuals receive compassionate, evidence-based care. Each step focuses on improving outcomes and supporting patients in meaningful ways.
