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A Statement on the Coronavirus

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The safety and wellness of our clients and staff is our primary concern. We will continue you update you on the precautions we take in our treatment facilities.

We are following all CDC recommendations and mandates.

We have implemented:

Recovery in Motion Treatment Center has a mandatory vaccination policy in place for all staff and clients. Everyone must be fully vaccinated to be accepted into our program. Those who are not vaccinated must be willing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine of their choice upon entering Recovery in Motion. Increased housekeeping and sanitizing procedures for infection control, specifically in areas of high usage such as door handles, communal areas, etc.

Increased sanitary supplies including masks, antibacterial soap, hand sanitizers, bleach, and disinfectant sprays.

Increased cleaning and maintenance for a complete and thorough wipe-down of all residences and common areas. Implemented additional staff training and education on appropriate hygiene protocols and all staff are aware of all prevention, management, and containment protocols.

All employees who show any potential signs and symptoms of COVID-19 will be sent home and not allowed to return until cleared medically. (Symptoms are fever, coughing, and respiratory issues)

Employees planning to travel out of the country, go on a cruise or visit a highly infected area will not be allowed to work until medically cleared and after a 14-day self-quarantine.

No site visits or tours will be allowed until deemed appropriate.

All grocery shopping will be done by staff, we have also stocked up on food, vitamins, and all essential items that may be needed by clients during this period.

Clients are urged to keep a safe distance from other persons and have been divided into smaller groups and communities to keep each other safe and eliminate any possible spread in case of an infection.

Clients have been instructed to report any symptoms to medical staff.

Consistent hand washing throughout the day.

All clients and employees are tested for COVID-19 weekly, or at any time upon request.

All New Recovery in Motion Treatment Center Clients will be monitored before admission:

All new clients will be prescreened with specific questions relating to the coronavirus and recommended by the CDC and WHO (World Health Organization) clients will be denied admission if there are any red flags.

ByNick Jones

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How the Abuse of Prescription Pain Medications Can Lead To Heroin Use [Infographic]

Prescription Pain Medications Many individuals who struggle with an addiction to heroin originally began by abusing prescription pain medications. All too often, people mistakenly believe that prescription painkillers are less addictive, dangerous or problematic than drugs like heroin, but the two are inextricably linked. The use of prescription pain medications can and often does lead […]

ByNick Jones

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Accidental Addiction: How Opiate Addiction Can Begin [Infographic]

One of the reasons that accidental addiction are so widespread and problematic in the United States is that the addictions are often accidental. Individuals who may start out simply following their doctor’s orders can wind up abusing opiates, and it may not be through any fault or intent of their own. You need to better […]

ByNick Jones

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5 Myths About Addiction [Infographic]

Every year, addiction affects numerous individuals, but there is still so much misinformation floating around about dependence. Individuals will discover it easier to get all the assistance they need to experience lifelong sobriety by exposing and debunking 5 myths about addiction. 1. Addiction Is Not a Serious Problem This is one of the most consequential […]