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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 benefits
More than 91 million people rely on Medicaid today for health insurance coverage. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the government set up a “continuous Medicaid enrollment plan” so no one would lose coverage. On April 1, 2023, the COVID public health emergency ends and so does that plan. Medicaid redetermination is a process that each state
Groups opens 24 new offices in 2022, helping 20,000 people recover from substance use disorder
In 2022 the Groups team served over 20,000 individuals with evidence-based, holistic treatment across 16 states. In a year when overdose fatalities reached a record high, despite treatment capacity growing because of telehealth services, Groups is proud to have demonstrated consistently strong clinical outcomes across both virtual and in-person services. Groups Recover Together was founded
How to stay on track with your recovery goals during the holidays
The holidays can be tough for anyone, but especially for people in recovery. Being surrounded by people, places, and things that remind you of the past can be stressful and triggering. After all, for most of us, the holidays aren’t anything like a Hallmark movie. To help you stay grounded in your recovery and on
How to reapply for Medicaid in New Hampshire
If you’re on Medicaid in New Hampshire, you may need to reapply to ensure you’re still eligible and continue receiving your Medicaid health coverage. For many New Hampshire members, this reapplication is mandatory. Ignoring it may cause you to lose your coverage. Worried you might be affected? Here’s a quick guide on how to reapply
