What are the living accommodations like in Avenues Pennsylvania?

Avenues Recovery puts much effort into creating a comfortable and peaceful living space for their clients. In Pennsylvania, Avenues Recovery has two locations offering cutting edge drug and alcohol rehab treatment. Both spaces were designed with a strong focus on allowing clients to pursue lasting recovery in a safe and peaceful environments. Our Lake Ariel and Bucks County facilities are filled with natural light, and feature homey, inviting room décor and linens and nourishing, tasty menus. Dotting the Avenues Pennsylvania campuses are a wide variety of amenities and recreational options, where clients can enjoy downtime and relax with peers. The facilities at Avenues Recovery in Lake Ariel and Bucks County, PA, were built with the singular goal of creating a place where people feel at home. This promotes a safe space for clients to concentrate on completing the drug or alcohol treatment program designed especially for them.

Is smoking allowed at drug and alcohol treatment centers in Pennsylvania?

Most drug treatment centers in Pennsylvania allow smoking, although not indoors. At Avenues Recovery at Lake Ariel and Avenues Recovery at Bucks County, there are designated outdoor smoking spaces which clients can use between sessions. Although at Avenues Recovery Pennsylvania it is not the case, sometimes, drug rehab centers are housed in hospital buildings. These centers tend to be more restrictive in regard to smoking. If smoking is a necessity for you or your loved one entering drug and alcohol rehab, that is something to bear in mind when choosing a program.

What should I bring to rehab in Pennsylvania?

Generally, the below suggestions are uniform across the country and not specific to a Pennsylvania drug rehab. Comfortable, seasonally appropriate clothing Alcohol-free toiletries. This includes shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash, deodorant, packaged safety razors, shaving cream, toothbrush, toothpaste, makeup remover towelettes, makeup, and hair styling products. ID and Insurance Card Books and journals

Is anything not allowed at rehab at Avenues Recovery Pennsylvania?

The Avenues drug and alcohol treatment programs in Lake Ariel and Bucks County, PA, are inclusive and welcoming environments. It is important to maintain a respectful atmosphere so that every member of our community feels comfortable and safe. To that end, clients should avoid bringing revealing or offensive clothing like short-shorts, spaghetti straps, strapless tops, or clothing depicting drug/alcohol use, profanity, or gang symbols. Other things clients should not bring include: Electronics not pre-authorized by your treatment team Perfume, cologne, or mouthwash- unless clearly labeled “Alcohol Free” Weapons of any kind Drug paraphernalia Valuables- including large amounts of cash, jewelry, or designer goods.

Can I have visitors at rehab in Avenues at Lake Ariel or Bucks County?

Because the beginning of treatment needs an extra amount of focus, many drug and alcohol rehab programs have a temporary “blackout” period in regard to visitors. This allows clients to acclimate to their new surroundings without any distractions. However, it is eventually important to have visitors, and as clients progress in treatment, counselors and treatment teams will allow and even encourage visitation. Many drug and alcohol centers have family therapy sessions built into the program, where they can take part in counseling sessions with family members in treatment.

Should I go to rehab near or far away from home?

“Destination” rehab, although popular, has many disadvantages. Clients in totally new places may feel disoriented and cut off from their families and loved ones. This will affect their focus at treatment, as well as detract from a seamless reintegration upon completing addiction treatment. A big advantage of the Avenues Recovery Pennsylvania drug and alcohol rehab programs is the fact that many of our clients stay in the areas and regions with which they are familiar, resulting in a sense of community-based treatment. Safety and security are paramount to successful stints in drug or alcohol rehab, and being in a familiar environment gives our clients a crucial feeling of stability.

What drugs or drug addictions do rehabs treat?

At Avenues Recovery Center in Pennsylvania, we accept people suffering from addiction to drugs or alcohol of any kind. We believe that everyone deserves a second chance and anyone can recover, no matter the level or type of substance abuse disorder they suffer from.

How long does rehab take?

The length of stay at drug or alcohol addiction treatment varies with each patient and with each situation. Almost always, clients will benefit from longer stays. Avenues Recovery believes strongly in extended care programs and our Pennsylvania locations are designed to serve clients for as long as they need. Consult with an admissions professional at Avenues Recovery to explore the program and length of stay best for you.

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About Avenues Addiction Rehab in Pennsylvania

Avenues Recovery Center is an alcohol and drug rehab in Pennsylvania with 2 beautiful locations.

But the truth is, we’re much more than just a rehab in Pennsylvania. We’re a tight-knit community of people who choose sobriety every day of our lives. And it’s that connection to each other that keeps us going.

92%

of our active alumni are sober after one year!

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The Avenues Pennsylvania Rehab Journey

A quick-fix rehab only leads to quick relapses. Our time-tested process leads to real, lasting recovery!

Admissions and Evaluation

We learn about who you are - and create a customized plan targeted to your strengths and weaknesses.

Detox Treatment

For individuals with dangerous levels of drugs or alcohol in their blood, medically-monitored detox treatment is crucial.

Residential Treatment

In inpatient residential treatment, you’ll gain the recovery skills you need through individual and group therapy, classes, recreation, and more.

Outpatient Treatment

In outpatient treatment, continued therapy plus guided independence teaches you to lead your own life again - only this time with joy, stability, and poise.

Post-Treatment Care

Upon graduation, you’ll enjoy the benefits of our incredible alumni program: friendship, fun, and unflagging support. You’ll leave with a new family who’s always got your back.

Secrets to Our Success

At Avenues, we’ve managed to create an unparalleled treatment program that yields real results every time. What makes us different?

No-giving-up-policy

One of the most important ingredients of sustained sobriety is your self-faith and support circle. At Avenues, we believe in you - and will never, ever let you throw in the towel.

Evidence-based treatment

We employ treatments that are proven to extend sobriety long after graduation, like dual diagnosis, relationship counseling, trauma-informed care, and more.

Outstanding alumni program

When in recovery, community is key - and at Avenues, you’ll leave with a network of close friends who will cheer you on through the journey of life.

Pennsylvania Addiction Treatment Modalities

Every individual heals in their own way. That’s why we employ a wide array of research-proven therapy modalities and methods to create a treatment plan centered around you.

Alcohol Detox
Drug Detox
Inpatient Rehab
Individual Therapy Sessions
Group Therapy Sessions
Family and Couple Counseling Sessions
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Immersive 12-Step Programming
Community Meetings (AA, NA, HA, CA…)
Yoga and Outdoor Activities
24/7 Medical Care
Quality Psychiatric Care
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Vivitrol Onsite
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Motivational Enhancement
Didactic/Psychoeducational Therapy
Trauma-Informed Addictions Treatment (TIAT)

Avenues Pennsylvania Rehab Locations

Explore Avenues’ two select alcohol and drug rehab facilities in Pennsylvania:

Avenues Recovery Center at Lake Ariel

Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Pennsylvania

50 Industrial Park Road | Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania 18436
AdmissionsPA@avenuesrecovery.com

Give us a call! 570-354-6060

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Avenues Recovery Center at Bucks

Extended Care and Outpatient Drug Rehab in Pennsylvania

1753 Kendarbren Drive, Suite 612 | Jamison, Pennsylvania 18929
AdmissionsPA@avenuesrecovery.com

Give us a call! 215-792-7305

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Cities & regions we serve

Looking for quality drug and alcohol rehab in Pennsylvania? We’ve got you covered! Avenues’ Pennsylvania rehabs service all of the following locations:

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Philadelphia Pittsburg Allentown Reading Erie Scranton Bethlehem Lancaster Harrisburg York Bucks / Jamison Lake Ariel Chester County Berks County Lehigh County Dauphin County Northampton County Bucks County Allegheny County Montgomery County

The Avenues Pennsylvania Team

Staffed with a full-time physician, psychiatrist, and licensed counselors, the Avenues Recovery team is warm, loving, and acutely qualified to help individuals who are at risk.

Akiva Stern

Regional Executive Director

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Akiva Stern is from Lakewood, NJ and works in addiction treatment. The idea of spending his days with people who are working on themselves to be better people was very appealing to him. He has lived all over the world and loves to travel. In his free time, Akiva enjoys top foraging, yoga, hiking, and reading.

David Weinberger

Executive Director

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David Weinberger is the Executive Director at Avenues Recovery Center at Bucks. A longtime resident of New Jersey, he brings a unique blend of business acumen and compassionate care to his role in addiction treatment.

David holds a Bachelor’s in Business Administration with a minor in Psychology from Excelsior College, and has pursued continuing education in business and certification as a career coach. Originally, David was pursuing a career in medicine while enrolled in Temple University, but redirected his career to fulfill his combined passions for business management and making a meaningful impact on others.

David’s approach to addiction treatment is rooted in empathy and understanding, emphasizing addiction as a response to underlying challenges rather than the core problem itself. He believes in a holistic, collaborative approach, where each team member plays a critical role in supporting clients through recovery. By recognizing addiction as a disease and working past societal stigmas, David is dedicated to guiding clients toward sustainable rehabilitation and a fulfilling future.

In addition to his work in addiction treatment, David coaches individuals on their career paths, helping them align their unique strengths, skills, and personalities with rewarding professional opportunities. Outside of work, he finds joy in playing music, engaging in sports, and pursuing equestrian activities.

Lori Jakstys

Administrative Assistant

Marisa Wall

Administrative Assistant

Jeff Tellish

Executive Director

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Jeff is the Executive Director of Avenues Lake Ariel, and has been in the recovery field for 8 years. Originally from Greenfield Township, Jeff is also a CPR Instructor at Avenues. He found his way to the recovery field because of his love for helping people, and watching their amazing transformations as they go through the program.

Jeff has 2 wonderful kids who are the soul and spark behind everything he does. He loves to take his vacation to the beach, where he can get on a boat, go fishing, and escape the shore for a bit.

Joseph Kane, LSW

Regional Clinical Director

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Joseph Kane, LSW, is the Regional Clinical Director of Avenues Recovery's Pennsylvania locations. Raised in Scranton, PA, Joe began his educational journey at Penn State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Following this, he attended Marywood University, completing his Master’s in Social Work and becoming a licensed social worker (LSW) in Pennsylvania. Joe feels his path in substance abuse treatment chose him, rather than the other way around. He views the events and circumstances leading him to this field as far more significant than mere coincidence, fueling his sincere dedication to supporting individuals in their recovery journeys.

Outside of work, Joseph enjoys a fulfilling family life with his wife, two children, and their dog. He spends his free time with family and friends, taking on various home projects, and recently began learning to play the piano. Additionally, he has a passion for live music and loves attending concerts, which he finds both inspiring and refreshing.

Cassandra Hunter

Clinical Supervisor

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Cassandra is a graduate of Lackawanna College with a bachelor’s degree in social work. She has also obtained certifications in trauma-informed yoga along with grief and loss counseling. Cassandra believes in family education about the disease and finds her passion educating and supporting both clients and family members on their road to recovery. She prides herself on her hands-on approach and ability to help clients find internal motivation for change. Cassandra lost her brother in 2020 to a drug overdose, and she uses his story to empower others to walk the road of recovery. When Cassandra is not at work you can find her spending time with her children, watching football (Go Steelers!), or out on her daily run.

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Detox

Drug and alcohol detox is the critical first step towards addiction recovery in Pennsylvania drug treatment programs. Detox centers at drug rehab in Pennsylvania provide 24/7medical supervision and careful medication management, helping individuals withdraw from harmful substances as safely and comfortably as possible. As part of substance abuse treatment in Pennsylvania, detox helps individuals stabilize physically so they can begin identifying and addressing the root causes of their addiction.

Detox at Pennsylvania drug treatment programs typically lasts from a few days to a week, and patients will receive medication as needed to ease withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms can range from mild to severe, depending on the substance used and the individual's health. Once detox at drug rehab in Pennsylvania is complete, individuals are often referred to further inpatient Pennsylvania addiction treatment programs to address the mental aspects of addiction and develop long-term recovery strategies.

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Inpatient

Inpatient/residential addiction treatment at drug rehabs in Pennsylvania provides a structured environment where clients receive round-the-clock care. Residential programs at Pennsylvania drug treatment centers typically include individual, group, and family counseling to help patients understand the root causes of their addiction. Inpatient Pennsylvania addiction treatment programs are ideal for those who need intensive support and have struggled with staying sober in outpatient settings. The length of inpatient substance abuse treatment in Pennsylvania can vary, ranging from a few weeks to over a year - depending on individual needs.

Inpatient drug rehabs in Pennsylvania take a holistic approach to recovery, addressing not just the physical aspects of addiction but also the emotional, social, and mental health challenges that often come with it. Patients at residential Pennsylvania drug treatment centers are immersed in a supportive community where they can focus on developing coping mechanisms, building relapse prevention strategies, and working toward long-term sobriety.

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Outpatient

Outpatient treatment at drug rehab in Pennsylvania gives individuals the flexibility to receive care while continuing with their daily responsibilities, such as work, school, or family commitments. These outpatient Pennsylvania drug treatment programs provide therapies like individual counseling, group therapy, and relapse prevention strategies, but patients don’t need to live on-site. Outpatient Pennsylvania addiction treatment can range from less intensive weekly sessions to intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), where patients attend multiple therapy sessions per week.

This type of outpatient substance abuse treatment in Pennsylvania is ideal for those who’ve completed inpatient rehab, or for individuals with less severe addiction issues. Outpatient care at drug rehab in Pennsylvania allows patients to apply the coping skills and relapse prevention techniques they learn in real-world settings, while still receiving support from professionals and peers. Outpatient Pennsylvania addiction treatment can serve as a long-term recovery solution, as part of a continuum of care following detox or inpatient treatment.

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Drug and Alcohol Abuse in Pennsylvania

Statistics and Laws

Pennsylvania currently lays claim to some of the worst substance abuse statistics in America. Philadelphia, the fifth-largest city in the United States and the largest city in Pennsylvania, is the heart of all drug and alcohol - related trade and activity in the region, serving as a major distribution center and transshipment hub for illegal substances thanks to its excellent transportation infrastructure. This situation, combined with the ongoing national substance abuse epidemic, only highlights the need for high-quality drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers in Pennsylvania - a need that Avenues Recovery Center strives to meet each day.

Alcohol Addiction in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has been ranked among the top 20 U.S. states with the highest rates of alcohol abuse. 60% of Pennsylvania adults consume alcohol, 28% of Pennsylvania adults are binge drinkers, and 4% of Pennsylvania adults have a diagnosed alcohol addiction. In one year alone, there were 10,558 alcohol-related crashes on Pennsylvania roadways due to intoxicated drivers.

A statewide survey conducted in 2021 revealed that among Pennsylvanians aged 12 to 20, 258,000 (or 18.5%) reported alcohol use in the past month, and 160,000 (or 11.4%) reported binge drinking within the past month. The average age of first alcohol use was 16.2 years. Additionally, the survey found that among Pennsylvanians under age 21, there were 146 deaths and 8,717 potential years of life lost due to alcohol abuse in the year 2021 alone.

Drug Addiction in Pennsylvania

Aside from its soaring alcohol abuse statistics, Pennsylvania also suffers from worrisome drug use (and abuse) rates. In the past year, approximately 300,000 people - or 3.1% of Pennsylvanians - experienced a confirmed drug addiction in Pennsylvania. The abundant supply of illegal opioids (such as heroin, fentanyl, and counterfeit prescription pills) has impacted over 97% of the counties and towns in Pennsylvania. A huge amount of heroin is imported from Mexico through transnational criminal organizations (TCOs), and the frightening practice of cutting heroin (and other drugs) with fentanyl has spread to Pennsylvania too and caused innumerable fatal overdoses.

The most commonly abused drugs in Pennsylvania are:

Fentanyl/ Fentanyl analogs
Benzodiazepines
Cocaine
Heroin
Marijuana
Prescription Drugs
Methamphetamines
Synthetic Cannabinoids - (synthetic marijuana, fake weed, K2, spice etc.)

Overdose Rates in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has the third-highest opioid overdose rate among all U.S. states. Altogether, opioids have caused five times more overdoses in Pennsylvania than alcohol abuse. In 2021, there were 5,224 total reported overdose deaths (from all substances), which translates into an average of over 14 deaths per day. 85% of these overdose deaths were opioid-related, and of that 85%, 44% involved an additional stimulant (such as cocaine and meth). This statistic presents a 22% uptick in overdose deaths from 2019.

The following five Pennsylvania counties were reported to have the highest numbers of drug-related overdose deaths. For every 100,000 people, they experienced the following numbers of deaths:

Fulton - 74.1 deaths
Cambria - 65.4 deaths
Beaver - 59.8 deaths
Armstrong - 59.5 deaths
Philadelphia - 59.4 deaths

Substance Abuse Laws and Policies in Pennsylvania

What happens if you’re caught with drugs and/ or alcohol in Pennsylvania?

The laws vary depending if the infraction is possession of a controlled substance, possession with the intent to distribute, or possession of drug paraphernalia.

Possession of a Controlled Substance
1st Offense = Misdemeanor; Up to 1 year of jail time / $5,000 fine, or both Subsequent Offense - Misdemeanor; Up to 3 years of jail time/ up to $25,000 in fines, or both.

Possession with the Intent to Deliver
Penalties depend on the drug in question and the defendant’s criminal record. Penalties can range from misdemeanor charges of up to 1 year of jail time to felony charges of up to 15 years of jail time, up to $250,000 in fines, or both.

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Misdemeanor = Up to 1 year of jail time, up to $2,500 in fines, or both. Additional penalties may apply if the offender is caught delivering such paraphernalia to a minor.

DUI (Driving Under the Influence) Laws in Pennsylvania
In 2004, Pennsylvania lowered the legal BAC (blood alcohol content) of drivers from .10% to .08%. Pennsylvania also has a zero-tolerance law when it comes to underage drinking and driving. This means that for anyone under age 21, a BAC of .02% is sufficient grounds for prosecution. (For most people, even one drink will raise their BAC above .02%.)
The penalties for a DUI will depend on the BAC of the driver.

Blood alcohol levels between .08% and .099% are categorized as a “General Impairment” in Pennsylvania, and can result in the following penalties:
Up to 2 years of jail time
Up to $5,000 in fines
Mandatory alcohol rehab
Up to a 1-year license suspension
Up to a 1-year ignition interlock (driver must use breathalyzer to turn on car)
Blood alcohol levels between .10% and .159% are considered “High BAC” in Pennsylvania, and can result in the following penalties:
Up to 5 years of jail time
Up to $10,000 in fines
Mandatory alcohol rehab
Up to an 18 - month license suspension
A 1-year ignition interlock
Blood alcohol levels measuring .16% or higher are called “Highest BAC” in Pennsylvania, and can result in the following penalties:
Up to 5 years of jail time
Up to $10,000 in fines
Mandatory alcohol rehab
Up to an 18 - month license suspension
A 1-year ignition interlock

Marijuana Laws in Pennsylvania

As of now, Pennsylvania has not legalized marijuana. Possession, sale, and transportation of any amount of marijuana (excluding medical marijuana) in Pennsylvania can result in serious penalties, as described below.

Possession 30 grams or under:
30 days in prison and/ or $500 in fines
Above 30 grams: First offense = 1 year in prison and/ or $5,000. Subsequent offenses = 3 years in prison and/ or $25,000 in fines

Sale
30 grams or under: 30 days in prison and/ or $500 fine
Above 30 grams: Felony charge = 2.5 to 5 years in prison and a $15,000 fine

Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehab in Pennsylvania

About Avenues Addiction Rehab in Pennsylvania

The Avenues Pennsylvania Rehab Journey

Admissions and Evaluation

Detox Treatment

Residential Treatment

Outpatient Treatment

Post-Treatment Care

Secrets to Our Success

No-giving-up-policy

Evidence-based treatment

Outstanding alumni program

Pennsylvania Addiction Treatment Modalities

Avenues Pennsylvania Rehab Locations

Avenues Recovery Center at Lake Ariel

Avenues Recovery Center at Bucks

Cities & regions we serve

The Avenues Pennsylvania Team

Akiva Stern

David Weinberger

Lori Jakstys

Marisa Wall

Jeff Tellish

Joseph Kane, LSW

Cassandra Hunter

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Drug and Alcohol Abuse in Pennsylvania

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Drug and Alcohol
Addiction Rehab
in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Lehigh County Department of Drug & Alcohol Launches Rise Above Opioids: A New Digital Hub for Opioid Awareness and Recovery Support
Dec 16, 2024

Addiction Experts Urge Pennsylvania Gaming Board to Reconsider Self-Exclusion Change
Dec 9, 2024

Pennsylvania Takes Bold Steps with $120 Million Investment in School Safety and Mental Health
Dec 2, 2024

Breaking Up the Circle of Crime: A Major Drug Bust Shakes New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Nov 25, 2024

Major Blow to Pennsylvania Gang Activity: Nine Suspected Crips Arrested in Scranton Drug Operation
Nov 18, 2024

Pennsylvania's Westmoreland County Launches Suicide Prevention Study
Nov 11, 2024

Pennsylvania Invests $3.2 Million to Strengthen Overdose Prevention
Nov 5, 2024

Philadelphia Teen Turns Mental Health Struggles Into Positive Message Through PA-Based Clothing Brand
Oct 14, 2024

Pennsylvania Restaurant Co-owner Arrested for Drug Sales Behind Eatery
Oct 7, 2024

National Recovery Month Documentary Screening: A Powerful Look at Stigma Reduction in Pennsylvania
Sep 30, 2024

Pennsylvania Marks September as a Month of Suicide Prevention Awareness
Sep 23, 2024

Pennsylvania Gas Stations and Grocery Stores Can Now Sell Canned Cocktails and Hard Seltzers
Sep 18, 2024

Pennsylvania Kicks Off National Recovery Month with a Focus on Statewide Support and Services
Sep 16, 2024

Pennsylvania Promotes "Recovery in Nature" Initiative to Support Addiction Recovery
Sep 9, 2024

JD Vance Resonates with Pennsylvania Voters Over Shared Struggles with Addiction
Sep 2, 2024

Enhancing Crisis Intervention: PA & LA Police Collaborate
Aug 20, 2024

Four Arrested for Trafficking $5M in Narcotics from California to Pennsylvania
Aug 12, 2024

Pennsylvania Takes Action on Xylazine Tranquilizer: A Balancing Act Between Veterinary Needs and Public Safety
Aug 8, 2024

Pennsylvania Launch Initiative to Distribute 50,000 Wound Care Kits to Combat Xylazine-Associated Wounds
Aug 8, 2024

Beginning a Health Career with Compassion and Preparedness: Philly Medical Students Receive White Coats and Narcan
Jul 31, 2024

Philadelphia Filmmaker G. Abrom Henries’ Upcoming Film Will Explore Opioid Crisis and Gentrification
Jul 22, 2024

New Kensington Police Arrest Accused Drug Dealer, Seize Drugs and $57K in Cash
Jul 15, 2024

Philadelphia Allocates $3.1 Million to Combat Opioid Crisis Through Nonprofit Grants
Jul 8, 2024

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Jun 24, 2024

Pennsylvania Launches First Mobile Narcotic Treatment Program
Jun 17, 2024

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Jun 3, 2024

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May 29, 2024

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May 29, 2024

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May 22, 2024

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Dec 20, 2021