• If a center is looking to ‘fix’ part of their operations, we have owned, operated, and run centers for over 20 years. We have experience with detox, residential, outpatient, extended care, sober homes, and schools, for adults and adolescents.
• If you are considering a startup, we have started over 30 programs in more than 15 states. We have done zoning hearings, dealt with NIMBY picketing, and we have done licenses (which includes Policy & Procedure manuals) in dozens of states. CARF and The Joint Commission are just a couple of the many companies we obtain accreditation from.
• In the case of a marketing or census issue, we can help. There is a huge difference between marketing and admissions; brand building versus filling beds. The Traditions team has built both. We have spent millions on websites, visited over 200 centers doing business development, attended and spoken at hundreds of conferences, and we have assembled and run call centers handling 5-10 thousand calls per month. Our team has worked with programs who do private pay only, all out of network, all in network, and Medicare. Many people think, “If I build a great clinical program the rest will take care of itself”. The fact is, if all of their beds are empty, their mission is dead. You have to have a professional, solid plan to ensure you build your brand, and have the phone ring.
• On the deal side, we have bought centers and sold centers. We have worked with private equity firms and founders. Traditions’ deals total over $150mm, from sober living facilities to multi-site portfolios. If you want experienced, real life assessment from people who have done what you want to do, you are talking to the right people.

Drug and alcohol abuse destroys families, relationships, and lives.  When a loved one reaches out for help it is crucial to find the best possible resource to assist them.  We want to do two things for you: listen and help.  We don’t ‘owe’ a center referrals, and have no other agenda, but to find the best fit for your family’s situation.

The addiction treatment industry is wide ranging in its level of services.  Many programs and services will claim they can work with any client, but the fact is they are better at a helping a specific type of client or treatment than others.  Some organizations provide intervention, and others primary care.  Additionally, some are for-profit organizations while others are non-profit.  Age, gender, drug history, and geographic location are just some of the factors you must consider when looking for treatment.  The fact is, we can help because we have worked in your center, had to make payroll, hired and fired, and made those extremely difficult phone calls to heartbroken parents.