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Resources To Help You Reach Your Recovery Goals
4 ways to stay grounded in your recovery
Recovery is an ongoing process of showing up for yourself every single day. Even when times get really rough. But in those moments, there are ways to help keep yourself on track. “This is a marathon not a sprint. Imagine you’re driving your car and you hit a pothole. You’re more than likely going to
Prescription policies have changed. Here’s what you need to know.
In the past, Groups has allowed for flexibility with prescriptions to help meet our members where they are. However, some of those flexibilities are being updated to comply with regulatory changes. Starting June 5, 2023, when encountering prescription issues, Groups members can only request and fill prescriptions with a provider they’ve met within the past
Groups Provider Open House Event Calendar
When the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, the government declared a Public Health Emergency that allowed people to get a Suboxone prescription without seeing a prescriber in person. That Public Health Emergency ends on May 11, 2023. In response, the DEA now requires everyone who takes Suboxone to attend a one-time, in-person visit with a
4 Tools to Help Reduce Tax Day Stress
At Groups, recovery means more than just sobriety. It means regaining control of your life so you can make it the life you want to live. To help our members achieve whole-person recovery, Groups Recovery Support Specialists offer tools and support for life’s biggest challenges. With taxes due on April 18, 2023, tax day stress
4 Tips for Celebrating a Sober St. Patrick’s Day
Celebrating a sober St. Patrick’s Day can be tough. Like other holidays, St. Patrick’s Day can be a major trigger for people in recovery. There are expectations to let loose and drink, which can easily lead to lower inhibitions and a greater risk of lapsing back into drug use. Whether you’re celebrating your first sober
Medicaid Redetermination: What it means and how to keep your health insurance coverage
Medicaid redetermination, also known as Medicaid renewal, recertification, or unwinding, is the process by a state’s Medicaid agency to check if a person is still eligible for Medicaid or Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) coverage. To qualify for Medicaid, a person’s income has to be fairly low and a yearly process helps the state decide
