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RCA in the News
At RCA, we are setting a new standard for addiction treatment with our clinically-proven programs delivered with compassionate and personalized care. From press releases on our industry-leading outcomes to recent accolades for RCA and articles written by the addiction treatment experts on our team. Below you’ll find news items that reflect our continuous efforts and unwavering dedication to lead the path in addiction recovery. Stay informed with the most up-to-date developments and stories that highlight how we are making a difference in communities across the nation.
Ask any benefits leader what’s changed in the last few years, and you’ll get a familiar answer: everything. In this conversation with HR.com, Brandon Wise,…
After years of struggling with alcohol use disorder and multiple treatment attempts, Katie experienced a life-changing breakthrough that led to lasting sobriety. Today, she brings…
National addiction treatment provider launches virtual-only programming in states where it has no physical presence, starting with Idaho Recovery Centers of America (RCA), a nationally recognized…
New confidential program supports physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other licensed clinicians facing substance use and mental health challengesMOUNT DORA, Fla. Recovery Centers of America (RCA)…
Partners, clinicians, local leaders, and alumni gathered on May 20, 2026 to celebrate the impact RCA at Capital Region in Waldorf, MD has made in…
A recent review published in the Addiction journal confirmed that alcohol, even in small amounts, is linked to more than 60 health conditions, including multiple…
New Outpatient Center in Worcester Will Bring Care Closer to Home for Those Struggling with Addiction and Mental Illness Recovery Centers of America (RCA), a national…
Recovery Centers of America’s Chief Medical Officer Jason Kirby, DO, MBA, DFASAM, recently authored an article featured in Drug Discovery Online.Jason explores the growing research…
A new class of substances is showing up at gas stations and smoke shops our team is already treating patients for it. Dr. Jeff Harris, Medical Director for Recovery Centers
