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Meet Heather, an Office Manager in Virginia “I came to Groups after spending some time as a police officer in Virginia. I was so excited to become an officer, I wanted to have that front facing experience with people, provide resources and give help to those who need it. But, I wasn’t able to create those community building bonds and had to solely focus on enforcing legalities. I felt like I was drifting further away from what I was meant to be doing, and had such a drive to make a difference in my community. I found the position at Groups and thought it sounded like a fantastic opportunity. I absolutely love my job as an Office Manager, working directly with members has been an incredible experience! I love being a part of members' recovery journeys, seeing them achieve their goals and be proud of the life they have created for themselves is so rewarding. The new office here in Lynchburg has been accepted so well by the community, the need for Groups here is high and we are thrilled to bring our services to the area.
Behavioral Health Business released part two of their series on value-based care in the behavioral health and #OUD space. Our Chief Commercial Officer, Kevin Holst talks about how value-based care allows Groups to "follow the data and lean into offerings that address barriers to care."
We are so excited to be opening up our 30th Indiana office on April 19th -- this time in Franklin, Indiana! Check out this article posted by the Daily Journal for a sneak peek of our new office and an overview of why our model works.
Our Chief Commercial Officer, Kevin Holst chatted with Behavioral Health Business to explain what value-based care means for OUD treatment and how this approach allows Groups to invest in services shown to improve member outcomes and ensure long-term recovery.
At Groups Recover Together, we're on a mission to improve access to affordable and effective treatment for opioid use disorder. This video of one member's journey from active use to recovery speaks to the amazing impact Groups has on the lives of those who are struggling with opioid addiction.
There’s no question that women’s jobs and careers have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic – from reducing hours to take on childcare or leaving the workforce entirely. Colleen Nicewicz, CEO of Groups Recover Together, is leading by example – putting both employees and members of the program first by going digital. Read more about her feature in this Forbes article.
