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CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement from Medical Expert on Unprecedented 213% Surge in Overdose Deaths Among Black Men - Vimarsana News

CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement from Medical Expert on Unprecedented 213% Surge in Overdose Deaths Among Black Men

/PRNewswire/ -- CleanSlate Centers— a leading, national medical group that provides physician-led, office-based treatment for individuals suffering from mental...

CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement from Medical Expert on Unprecedented 213% Surge in Overdose Deaths Among Black Men - Vimarsana News

CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement from Medical Expert on Unprecedented 213% Surge in Overdose Deaths Among Black Men

/PRNewswire/ -- CleanSlate Centers— a leading, national medical group that provides physician-led, office-based treatment for individuals suffering from mental...

CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement on Report That 1.2 Million Americans are Expected to Die of Opioid Overdoses between 2020 and 2029 - Vimarsana News

CleanSlate Centers, National Addiction Treatment Group, Releases Statement on Report That 1.2 Million Americans are Expected to Die of Opioid Overdoses between 2020 and 2029

/PRNewswire/ -- CleanSlate Centers — a leading, national medical group that provides physician-led, office-based treatment for individuals suffering from...

Addiction treatment chain settles billing fraud allegations - Vimarsana News

Addiction treatment chain settles billing fraud allegations

CleanSlate Centers, which operates more than 80 facilities in 10 states including 18 in Massachusetts, will pay $3.2 million to the state and $1.3 million to the federal government, the company and the state attorney general's office said in separate statements.

Source: wbur.org