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Ep. 49 – The Changing Face of Addiction: Orlando Howard, Outpatient Services
Ep. 49 – The Changing Face of Addiction: Orlando Howard, Outpatient Services
Ep. 49 – The Changing Face of Addiction: Orlando Howard, Outpatient Services
Tuesday 29th November 2016
Orlando Howard shares how Rosary Hall adapts to the changing face of opioid addiction, emphasizing education, community, and innovative treatments.
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Get the buttons here!Adapting to Change: Rosary Hall's Fight Against Opioid Addiction
There's nothing you're going to be able to do to bring back Sam, but you and I and a host of many others have found a way to carry the message that treatment works, people do recover and that we want people to know that they don't have to go through what you and I went through and our families went through.
When addiction shifts its shape, how do treatment centers keep up? In this episode of Cover 2 Resources, Greg sits down with Orlando Howard, the Manager of Outpatient Services at Rosary Hall, part of St. Vincent Charity Medical Center in Cleveland. With a legacy stretching back to 1865, this center has been a cornerstone in the community's battle against the opioid epidemic.
Orlando sheds light on the evolving landscape of addiction and how Rosary Hall is adapting its approach to meet these new challenges head-on. From the critical role of education and community involvement to the innovative use of medication-assisted treatment, Orlando provides a comprehensive look at their multifaceted strategy. He also highlights unique recovery programs from other cities, like Boston's Supportive Place for Observation and Treatment (SPOT), offering fresh perspectives on tackling this crisis.
Throughout the conversation, Orlando emphasizes the importance of reducing stigma and encouraging those affected to seek help. This episode is a beacon of hope, showcasing how dedication and adaptability can make a tangible difference in the fight against opioid addiction.