Recovery Centers of America

We're excited to announce that Natalie Felder, LPN at Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse, was recently named a winner of The DAISY Award®. This prestigious honor recognizes nurses who demonstrate exceptional compassion and commitment to patient care. Natalie was nominated by a former patient who praised her for providing personalized, patient-centered care and creating a supportive, empathetic environment. The patient highlighted how Natalie advocated tirelessly for their treatment, going above and beyond in her nursing duties. Join us in celebrating Natalie not only for receiving such a prestigious award but for the continued compassionate care she shows our patients every single day. You can nominate our next DAISY Award® winner here: https://bit.ly/4hk9YZ3

Big day today at Recovery Centers of America as we got to award our newest members of the 1,000 Lives Saved Club and with all of our CEO's during our annual CEO Conference. Thank you Ryan, Caroline, and Gabby for all the great work you do in achieving our highest honor. You are truly making an impact! Ross Bacon, Margaret Cox (Hawk),Lauren Grow, Teresa Ryan, Robert Strauber, CIP, CAI II, CFRS, CRS, Katie Sullivan Cluff, Allison Skinner,Rachel Andershonis, Mark Puckett, MBA, Vanessa Naso, Andrea Spiegel, Eli Naparstek, Ross Friedman, Lisa Goodnough, MBA, CMPE, LSSGB, Karen Wolownik Albert, LCSW, Dr. Michael Amador, Blythe Maynard, Christine Schultz, MBA, RN, LeoDante O, Kevin Pannone, Amanda Pitts, David Blenk, John Fisher, C. Lamar Frizzell #TeamRCA #1000LivesSaved

Loved spending time with this group of leaders during our annual CEO meeting this week! There was so much openness and positive energy — foundational elements for learning and growth.

We are thrilled to announce that Kris M., Network Engineer, has been selected as the RCA Enterprise Support Center’s Employee of the Month! This recognition is a testament to his dedication, initiative, and exemplary performance.   Kris plays an integral role at the ESC, consistently demonstrating our core values and going above and beyond his responsibilities. Here is a preview of the nomination Lancer Seaman submitted honoring Kris: "In every way, Kris has demonstrated not only technical expertise but also a strong commitment to our values, making him a truly deserving candidate for Employee of the Month. Kris is one of the first to respond whenever someone needs assistance, putting others' needs ahead of his own. His commitment doesn’t stop at normal business hours—Kris routinely works late into the night to perform critical network upgrades. He demonstrates a deep sense of responsibility to our team and the organization. Kris’s actions embody the spirit of collaboration and empowerment, as he consistently steps up to ensure smooth operations and resolve issues swiftly. His efforts directly enhance patient care by ensuring our systems run efficiently and securely, creating a safe environment for both staff and patients." Congratulations, Kris, for your outstanding achievements and for being a shining example of the dedication and excellence we strive for at RCA! We are incredibly fortunate to have you on our team.

Recovery Centers of America's Enterprise Support Center in King of Prussia, PA is growing their Mission Center! We are hiring for the following positions: 👉 Sr. Director of Mission Center Operations 👉 Contact Center Patient Specialist 👉 Treatment Advisor RCA is on a mission to save one million lives from the disease of addiction. We're working tirelessly to fulfill that promise, with over 11 facilities that offer evidence-based inpatient, outpatient, and medication-assisted treatment 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Michael Frisbie, Vice President of the Mission Center, says, "I love working at RCA because I love the mission we serve, and because of our patients and teammates. This is the most passionate, caring group of people in our industry, and they work harder than anyone else to help save lives. The daily professional and personal growth I get by taking on new challenges and constantly living outside of my comfort zone is unmatched." If you're looking for a fulfilling, life-changing job, Recovery Centers of America is the right place for you. 🔗 To learn more about the positions we're hiring for please check out the links in the comments below. 👇

Employee Story Spotlight: On April 6, 2019, Lindsey faced the unimaginable when she witnessed her husband suffer a lethal overdose. For several minutes, he was medically dead—without a pulse or oxygen. Fortunately, they were in a hospital room at the time, and the doctors and nurses were able to revive him. At that moment, Lindsey realized how unprepared she was; despite knowing her husband was struggling with addiction, she had no Narcan on hand and lacked the knowledge of how or when to use it. This experience ignited a profound commitment in her to overdose awareness, prevention, and education, as she recognized that she had failed to recognize an overdose happening right before her eyes. Today, Lindsey carries Narcan with her everywhere, ensuring she is always prepared to save a life if needed. She expresses gratitude that her husband is not only an overdose survivor but also has over five years of sobriety. Their journey through recovery has transformed their lives, strengthening their bond as a family. Lindsey and her husband both work at Recovery Centers of America, where they are passionate about sharing the hope that recovery and his second chance at life have given them.

Professionals in Recovery Spotlight: Rebecca, an employee at Recovery Centers of America and Indianapolis, has been in recovery for over 2 years. The second time around in recovery feels different for Rebecca. She’s come to realize it’s not just the substance that’s the issue—it’s the battle within. She understands now that addiction is a disease that can’t be cured, but can be managed with the help of something greater than herself. Acceptance, a shift in perspective, and a willingness to be humble and vulnerable have brought her to where she is today. Rebecca has lost many people along the way, and she lives each day for those who didn’t make it. Her mission is to give back what was given to her so freely: love and compassion, the very things everyone deserves, no matter what choices they’ve made.

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Bracebridge Hall Alumni Coordinator, Elijah Maassen, recently had the opportunity to share an inspiring story of hope and recovery with Delaware news outlet, WDEL. https://lnkd.in/gS8xWBJH

Addiction is a complex disease. To address this, RCA's medical model offers three distinct pathways to treatment, each designed to meet patients where they are in their recovery journey. Discover our Pathways to Recovery: https://lnkd.in/e4ysZ2bC