The site will re-open in July as Recovery Centers of America at Bracebridge Hall, and serve as a treatment site for individuals with drug and alcohol addiction.
Founded last year, RCA of King of Prussia, Pa., is in the process of developing and opening health care facilities with a neighborhood-based treatment model based on research that indicates sustained recovery is more likely when patients stay connected to family and friends during care.
The company, backed by a $231.5 million investment from Deerfield Management Co., opened its first addiction treatment center in Mays Landing, N.J., earlier this year.
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Much needed...people who want help often have too long of a wait for a bed, so more of these facilities are welcome. I just hope they have a workable program for people when they leave the facility and are on their own again.
I'm sure it will be affordable for investment bankers, rich kids and hollywood types! Places like that are not $5000 for 90 days!
So who will be given the chance to go here? The young woman from the hood who turned to drugs after being the victim of sexual abuse and being exposed to drugs and violence from an early age? Or the pill popping soccer mom that decided to start getting tanked on pills because she was so bored with her life?
11:56 AM, now you know darn well the answer to your own question.
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