Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) Names Devin C. Carty Chief …
(PRNewsFoto/CANCER TREATMENT CENTERS OF AMERICA). SCHAUMBURG, Ill., April 15, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) today announced the appointment of Devin C. Carty as Chief Talent and Experience Officer. … CTCA …
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Drugmaker's dual role as friend, foe
“I'm appalled,” said Andrew Kolodny, chief medical officer of Phoenix House, a national addiction treatment network with six centers in Massachusetts. “I think it's disgusting that a drug company with an opioid addiction treatment would want to grab a …
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Question by Kaboom: at what point is someone considered an alcoholic?
i have a friend who’s husband drinks about 8-9 beers every evening after he comes home from work. Although it seems to have no effect on him, his tolerance is very high.
My ex-wife, who likes her wine, doesnt drink every night, but when she goes out, about once or twice a week, she ALWAYS gets drunk, sometimes to the point of throwing up.
Both alcoholic? Or one just a binge drinker?
Worried, cuz kids are half the time with her
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Answer by Yari
Binge drinkers, if they were alcoholic they wouldn’t live without alcohol.
Answer by J B
when their use of alcohol has a negative effect on their life.
Narconon Freedom Center Releasing New Information on Alcohol Abuse During …
Narconon Freedom Center drug rehab program is kicking off their national campaign for Alcohol Awareness Month this April to educate people on the dangers of alcohol and prevent alcohol abuse. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google+ …
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Panel studies options for Suffolk drug treatment facilities
The legislator said that due to limited space at existing treatment centers, people are often sent off Long Island and away from their families and support systems to places that have room for them. She said … Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds, executive director …
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Breath Tests Get Support In DUI Wars
Supporters say the 24/7 abstinence-based programs have shown significant reductions in drunken driving and other alcohol- or drug-related offenses such as domestic violence, and have better compliance rates than the interlock devices. The proposal is …
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Smartphone app helps alcoholics stay sober: Study
Adults released from in-patient alcoholism treatment centers who got free sober smartphones reported fewer drinking days and more overall abstinence than those who got the usual follow-up support. The results were based on patients' self-reporting on …
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Gov. Scott says Fla. should be nation's top state for cancer treatment
Rick Scott hopes will reach his desk in the coming weeks, companies such as Fort Myers-based 21st Century Oncology and Florida cancer treatment centers could have access to an additional $ 30 million in state funding. Scott, with Johns by his side, …
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Texas leading country in putting more mentally ill in jails than treatment …
But now, in the wake of this month's shooting by a gunman at Fort Hood in Texas, I'm disheartened to read that Texas has Texas has among the worst records in the country for jailing people who are mentally ill rather than helping them in treatment …
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Question by xinx78: Does anyone know about Cancer Treatment Centers Of America?
I called and checked their website, they sound too good to be true, also they really don’t want to give out any free advice, esp when they can make money from a visit to their hospital. I found out it is a pvt hosptial and they don’t accept Government aid, funding or help, so that means they only accept the best of the best medical insurance and you need to be rich to even go there, intial deposit is $ 100,000 if you have no Medical coverage. So since this is purely based for the rich, not the poor, or working poor, are these treatment centers any good and are they worth all that money or what? Just curious if they can eradicate any type of oral cancer? If you went there or know of them, on a 10 star rating, what would you rate them as ? 10 being the best and 1 being poor.
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Answer by Mary Boo
The medical is still treat like HMO. It should be something don about that. because cancer is cancer
Answer by quijibored
This is part of my answer to the other CTCA question asked by someone else this AM.
First off, there are no secret cancer treatments that are only available at CTCA so when looking for a cancer treatment facility you want the best hospital for your particular cancer that happens to be located near your home. Traveling long distances repeatedly when you are not feeling good gets old (and very expensive in out of pocket cash) real fast so you need to figure into the equation what degree of difficulty you will have making repeated trips to whatever facility you end up choosing.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America are private for profit hospitals that make certain you have the money to pay for their services. While they have modern facilities they are by no means able to offer all the cutting edge treatments available when compared to some of the other hospitals available for treating cancer like for instance MD Anderson in Houston. CTCA’s big advantage is their willingness to spend tons of money on advertising and not because the treatments available there are different than the treatments available at many other top rate cancer facilities.
The NCI has chosen about 35 cancer centers that they designate as comprehensive cancer centers meaning they are able to deal with complex cases of almost every type cancer. This also means that clinical trials are widely available – something that CTCA does not offer. Here is a link to find the nearest NCI designated comprehensive cancer center located nearest to you.
http://cancercenters.cancer.gov/cancer_c…
BTW- Do not get the self named “comprehensive cancer centers” mixed up with the NCI designated facilities. While they may still be very good hospitals, for whatever reason, the NCI has not yet designated them as an NCI facility.
B2B ID: Saralee Hofrichter, Saralee's Healing & Holistic Skin Care, Amherst
For the past 15 years, I worked at Kripalu Yoga Center as an esthetician. In addition, I helped open and worked at two esthetician rooms in Northampton. I have had my own private practice for 16 years. I hold a bachelor's degree with a concentration in …
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Parents of Texas 'affluenza' teen to pay part of state treatment
The state facility he has been sent to costs $ 715 a day. His parents had offered to pay for private treatment at a private out-of-state facility. The case set off an emotional debate after a psychologist for the teenager testified that his family's …
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Additional details released about plan for Hardin jail
A private corrections company in Louisiana has a tentative deal to turn a long-vacant Hardin jail into a treatment center that would draw federal Bureau of Indian Affairs inmates from across the region, company and local officials said Friday. Inmates …
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Question by jshurden2726: can you file for unemployment if you were fired from your job because you got busted by the law for drugs?
I was on my way to work and dropped my cell phone and someone called in and said I was wreckless driving the cops pulled me over and found drugs on me. I was taken to jail. I bonded out and went straight to rehab for 90 days. My first question is can my company fire me and my second question is can I draw my unemploment in the state of Mississippi
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Answer by Randy Knowhowtocallthemonkeys
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Answer by Roper
Depends on the state. Sadly you probably can.
Despite Obamacare, a gaping hole in addiction treatment
Under the decades-old federal restriction, drug treatment centers with more than 16 beds can't bill Medicaid for residential services provided to low-income adults. The measure was designed to prevent Medicaid funding from going to private mental …
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From cost and coverage to finding a free bed, heroin addicts face barriers to …
The doctors shook their heads: Heroin withdrawal is not life-threatening, they said, and we can't admit you. Doctors gave him an IV flush to clean out his system, and sent him home. Marchese and his sister stayed up all night calling inpatient …
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A gaping hole in addiction treatment
At the Impact Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center in Pasadena, Calif., administrators said they constantly are trying to persuade insurance carriers to pay for longer stays. “We have to paint a picture for the insurance companies of this sick person who …
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