Thanks to @SalemReporter for talking to our director of community development Josh Lair. We are so excited to see injectable buprenorphine being introduced into the Marion County Jail starting in early March.

We're thrilled to be open and accepting new patients for addiction treatment at our third location in Albuquerque! Located in the Gateway Center at 5400 Gibson Blvd SE, Ste. 11, the clinic is open M - TH. Call 877-522-1275 or visit to make an appointment.

When working on your recovery this year, try to stay positive. It can be easy to slip into feelings of frustration and overwhelm, but focusing on what you have accomplished and what you are capable of can help you heal and put you in the right mindset for the new year.

We've just moved our satellite clinic in Albany to a new space located inside CHANCE Recovery! We're now seeing patients for medication-assisted treatment at 231 SE Lyon St, Albany, OR 97321. Call 1-877-522-1275 or visit to make an appointment.

Recovery is a journey, not a destination. Taking the first step can be difficult but it's a sign of immense strength. If you or someone you know needs help, there are people who care. You’re not alone. Help is available.

If you are in recovery and need help, ask for it. Addiction is complex and can be triggered by things out of your control. In particularly stressful times, call a sponsor, a supportive friend, or your medical provider and ask for help. It could save your life.

Worried about a loved one's substance use? Your support can make a huge difference in whether they seek help. Learn how you can help them:

If you are feeling alone in recovery, try to find a group of people you can lean on for support. Don’t be afraid to confide in them and let them help you. @samhsagov has some resources to help you:

It may not work the first time or even the second, but it does work. Schedule your visit today:

Have you been the recipient of kindness while on your recovery journey? Pay it forward! Small acts of kindness like helping a neighbor or volunteering for a cause you believe in is both fulfilling and can boost your sense of self-worth. Try @VolunteerMatch as a place to start.

Struggling with substance use? FDA-approved medications can help you through withdrawals and prevent cravings. Call us at 1-877-522-1275 or visit to discuss your options with an addiction medicine specialist.

Our "Stories of Hope" series shares inspiring personal stories from patients in recovery. This Story of Hope follows Jaime, an Ideal Option patient now 5 years in recovery, who fell into addiction after undergoing oral surgery while pregnant.

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and share one of his many powerful quotes with those struggling with addiction: "Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase."

Stigma is one of the biggest barriers to treatment and recovery from addiction. This Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, stand up to stigma.

Are you looking for a New Year’s resolution while in recovery? Get active! A daily exercise routine can positively impact both your physical and mental health.

Substance use disorder does not discriminate. Let’s break the stigma and foster a community of support and understanding.

Are you looking for a New Year’s resolution while in recovery? Journaling is a powerful tool for exploring your emotions, identifying coping strategies that work, and learning what triggers your cravings.

Thanks to @WMAR2News for featuring our chief medical officer, Dr. Brian Dawson, to discuss the overall decreases in overdoses in the U.S. and how access to treatment and changes to the drug supply is contributing to the decline.

Are you looking for a New Year’s resolution while on the path to recovery? Find a new hobby! If you don't know where to start, think back to what you loved doing as a child and start there.