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Ep. 110 – Trapped in a Cycle of Relapse: State Attorney Dave Aronberg, Palm Beach County
Ep. 110 – Trapped in a Cycle of Relapse: State Attorney Dave Aronberg, Palm Beach County
Ep. 110 – Trapped in a Cycle of Relapse: State Attorney Dave Aronberg, Palm Beach County
Thursday 6th July 2017
State Attorney Dave Aronberg exposes fake rehab centers and discusses his fight against the opioid crisis in Palm Beach County on Cover 2 Resources.
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Get the buttons here!Dave Aronberg's Crusade Against Fake Rehab Centers
This problem is not inevitable, it's not. I would give incentives to these facilities, these treatment centers, to have a better outcome. They should be forced to treat these people again for free, instead of continuing to charge the federal government.
Ever feel like the fight against opioid addiction is a never-ending battle? In this compelling episode of Cover 2 Resources, host Greg McNeil sits down with Dave Aronberg, the State Attorney of Palm Beach County, Florida, to discuss his tireless efforts to combat fraudulent detox and treatment centers. These so-called 'sober homes' are anything but safe havens; they often keep people trapped in a vicious cycle of relapse instead of guiding them toward genuine recovery.
Aronberg's Sober Homes Task Force is on a mission to dismantle these fake facilities and bring justice to those exploiting vulnerable individuals. The conversation takes a deep dive into the gritty realities of opioid addiction in Palm Beach County. Aronberg doesn't shy away from discussing the rise of fentanyl-laced heroin and the pressing need for international cooperation, particularly from China, to curb its production and distribution.
The task force has already seen some success, leading to multiple arrests and making strides in turning the tide on this devastating epidemic. But Aronberg isn't just about cracking down on the bad guys; he's also advocating for systemic changes. He suggests incentivizing legitimate treatment centers to improve their outcomes and even proposes that they offer free follow-up care to those who relapse, rather than continuing to bill the federal government.
It's a refreshing take on how we can tackle this crisis from multiple angles. Whether you're directly affected by opioid addiction or simply interested in understanding the complexities of this issue, this episode offers valuable insights and practical solutions. Tune in to hear how one community is fighting back against a tide of exploitation and despair, and find out what more can be done to support those in need.