New specialized addiction treatment program for patients with co-occurring disorders launched at four Recovery Centers of America facilities

Authored by Dillon McClernon

Now available at Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts locations, the Balance program offers treatment for individuals diagnosed with primary substance use disorder and secondary mental health diagnoses

Recovery Centers of America (RCA), a healthcare network of substance use disorder treatment facilities on the East Coast and Midwest, announced today the availability of its Balance program at four of its locations: RCA Capital Region in Waldorf, Maryland, RCA at Lighthouse in Mays Landing, New Jersey, RCA at Devon in Devon, Pennsylvania and RCA at Danvers in Danvers, Massachusetts. Balance is a specialized treatment program tailored to individuals experiencing co-occurring primary substance use disorder (SUD) and secondary mental health diagnoses. RCA will offer the innovative program at additional locations in the coming months.

More than nine million Americans have received a dual diagnosis of SUD and one or more mental health diagnoses. The Balance program is designed for patients enrolled in RCA inpatient and outpatient treatment programs who have been diagnosed with at least one of the following co-occurring mental health disorders:

• Major depressive disorder
• Anxiety Disorder
• Bipolar, or manic depressive disorder
• ADHD
• Significant history of interpersonal conflict/disrupted relationships
• Self-harm
• Impulsivity
• Borderline personality traits
• History of trauma

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Authored by

Dillon McClernon

Dillon currently serves as the Senior Director of Sales and Marketing at RCA. After his tenure as Chief Communications Officer and senior advisor to RCA, he opted for a full-time position at RCA where he could build a new team linking sales and marketing to directly impact RCA’s mission of saving 1 million lives.