I love that this thread is not even a year old and has been read over 8000 times. I was told by a current staff member that the posters are the only ones reading this site and it wasnt that big a deal. He he.
Best Drug Rehabilitation's New Indiana Facility to Create Dozens of Quality Long-Term JobsBest Drug Rehabilitation’s new Mishawaka, Indiana-based treatment facility employ new maintenance staff, cooks, operations personnel, groundskeepers, dishwashers, security guards, nurses, counselors,....(PRWEB) December 11, 2012Best Drug Rehabilitation, a cutting-edge residential addiction treatment center that empowers clients to create their own unique, medically-approved treatment plan from beginning to end, is providing another kind of support that is -- in many ways -- no less profound than that which it provides clients and their loved ones: support for the economically embattled Mishawaka community and labor market.That’s because, in mid-March 2013 when Best Drug Rehabilitation finishes $700,000 worth of renovations and throws opens the doors of its new treatment facility at Mishawaka’s old Jefferson Family Pavilion, it will be creating dozens of quality, long-term jobs and generating hundreds of thousands in local economic activity.“Next March is just around the corner, and very shortly we’ll be ramping-up our plans to aggressively hire maintenance staff, cooks, operations personnel, groundskeepers, dishwashers, security guards, nurses, counselors, doctors, communication professionals, and the list goes on,” commented Best Drug Rehabilitation’s Project Manage Mark Hergert. “We need a full contingent of staff to ensure that we offer our clients and their families the very best care, service and treatment.” [..][..] For additional information or media inquiries, contact Amber Howe, Executive Director BDR, [..] Michigan-based Best Drug Rehabilitation treatment center offers residential treatment programs, and believes..... [..] Read Best Drug rehabilitation reviews and learn more at bestdrugrehabilitation.com.
In Indiana, applicants for licensing go through the Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA), itself a division of the Family and Social Services Administration. I am currently digging around to see if I have any old contacts working for DMHA, and in the meantime the public can comment at DMHA.feedback@fssa.in.gov As we like to say in these here parts, Per should have stayed out of my neck of the woods.
Quote from: Cigul on April 16, 2013, 13:19In Indiana, applicants for licensing go through the Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA), itself a division of the Family and Social Services Administration. I am currently digging around to see if I have any old contacts working for DMHA, and in the meantime the public can comment at DMHA.feedback@fssa.in.gov As we like to say in these here parts, Per should have stayed out of my neck of the woods.According to an email I received April 12 from a State of Indiana Family & Social Services Department official, the department's staff has had some informal discussions with an attorney regarding what requirements must be met to obtain a license. As of April 12, neither BDR nor Tranquility Detox had actually filed an application.
Its kind of like telling the people another NN is going to open in Indiana soon.
Welcome, Miss Fortune. I love your blog. Keep up the good work.
Hi Miss Fortune. Thanks for posting!! If you could email that person back and kindly let them know that Per, Pam and many other staff received their counselor certifications fraudulently that would be great. Hopefully that is a way to shut them down before they start.
I need to get my son away from there Tranquility in BC. I can't talk to him. They refuse. They required me to forward all my mail to them so they would guarantee they recived insurance payments. They are now going to transfer him to BDR. I am afraid to even go there and get him.
Why would they require you to forward mail when they should already know if they received payment from insurance? They filed the claim, right? Do not send original snail mail to anyone. Did you personally get confirmation from your insurance company that they are paying for the service? I hope you didn't pay money upfront, being told you will get reimbursed. I also hope you didn't sign a power of attorney allowing them to receive any checks that the insurance is supposed to send directly to you.
I did not sign the Power of Attorney but they had that document in the packet. I am hoping my son did not. I have also switched my mail back as I found they were never returning calls or responding. When in desperation to get help we do things in a hurry up we can get him in here tonight.I have been extremely distressed with how this has been progressing.I told them I did not want him transferred until I spokeTo him but still no call.
Mary I am unsure how to email you. I'm trying to navigate on the forum still.