AION Recovery Joins the MAP Recovery Network to Improve Client Outcomes
AION Recovery announced today it has joined the MAP Recovery Network, The Premier Outcomes-Driven Provider Network, to help improve its clients' long-term recovery rates. By becoming a member of the recently launched Network, AION Recovery will be better positioned to secure new revenue streams, more effectively navigate the changing reimbursement model and differentiate itself to behavior healthcare consumers using quality measures. The Network is the first-ever, standardized, outcomes-driven alliance comprised of providers who are dedicated to delivering quality addiction treatment, utilizing resources to track and apply outcomes data, improve services and demonstrate the efficacy of chemical dependency programs. By joining the MAP Recovery Network, AION will have more resources to help clients achieve greater long-term success.
"Having MAP as a partnership has proven to add to our goal of being focused on clinical outcomes. MAP Recovery Support allows us to track our former clients clinically so that we are able to have real data to analyze," said
MAP's mission is to improve addiction treatment outcomes. The company offers an array of options including its renowned long-term
AION Recovery has taken a step toward strengthening its position amongst the top-tier addiction treatment facilities in the nation. By measuring and reporting its outcomes, AION sends a strong message to consumers that it is dedicated to helping them sustain long-term recovery. AION stands behind its commitment to client outcomes by offering a 30-day complimentary treatment to clients who complete 90 days of treatment and do not remain sober. By joining the MAP Recovery Network, AION further validates this commitment.
About AION Recovery
AION Recovery (http://www.aionrecovery.com) is a
AION Recovery
Admissions Line: 561.271.6121
Office: 561.455.2300 Ext. 501
To learn more about the MAP Recovery Network, visit http://www.ThisIsMAP.com/Map-Recovery-Network.
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