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Preparing for Sobriety in the New Year

It’s hard to believe that 2023 is right around the corner! For those of you that began your recovery journey in 2022, we are so proud of you! We understand that New Years Eve can be a challenging holiday for people in recovery, as there may be a greater temptation to use substances or engage… Read More

On a Mission to Save Lives, Spero Health Announces the Opening of 3 New Outpatient Addiction Treatment Clinics

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, over 20 million people were diagnosed with a substance use disorder in the past year and over 100,000 people died of drug overdose in 2021 making addiction a public health crisis. Spero Health continues to respond by expanding addiction treatment services in communities across the country, so… Read More

Blog: Supporting Loved Ones In Recovery During the Holidays

Do you have a friend or family member currently in recovery? This can be a challenging time of the year for them as they are navigating the emotions and potential triggers that come with the holiday season. As a part of their support network, it is important that you are intentional in encouraging them during… Read More

Spero Health Responds to Record High Drug Overdose Rates with the Opening of a New Addiction Treatment Clinic in Richmond, Indiana

Last year an estimated 2,755 Hoosiers died from drug overdoses according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Drug overdose deaths in Indiana, hit a record high for a second year in a row. Spero Health is strengthening resources in the state with the opening of new addiction treatment clinic to help meet the… Read More

Spero Health Blog: Tips for Coping With Relapse Triggers

While in recovery, it is important to understand the threat of relapse and take active steps to combat relapse triggers. Relapse can occur when a person returns to using drugs or alcohol after a period of sobriety and typically occurs after a trigger. Triggers are difficult emotions, feelings or experiences that challenge one’s ability to… Read More

Spero Health Blog: It’s Time to Remember to Act – International Overdose Awareness Day 2022

In 2021 there were more than 107,600 drug overdose deaths reported. From March of 2021 to March of 2022, the number of drug overdose deaths increased by almost 10%. North America has the highest drug related mortality rate in the world and accounts for one in four drug related deaths globally. Opioids account for the… Read More

Spero Health Continues to Expand Life Saving Addiction Treatment Services in Virginia with the Opening of a New Clinic in Lebanon

In 2020 alone over 100,000 Americans fatally overdosed, a 29% increase from the prior year. In Virginia over half of the state’s cities reported an increase in deaths from the previous year, attributing to more overdose deaths than guns and motor vehicle accidents combined. Spero Health continues to expand addiction treatment services across the state… Read More

New outpatient addiction treatment clinics opening in Woodstock, Front Royal, Winchester

A new health clinic opening in Woodstock on Friday will offer comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment services. The business at 110 E. High St., Suite B, is one of three area locations that Spero Health is opening around the area. The other two — at 704 Baker Lane, Suite 4, in Winchester, and 315 W. 10th… Read More

Spero Health opens addiction treatment in Clarksburg

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – A new outpatient addiction treatment center has opened in Harrison County. Spero Health operates 70 facilities across five other states and is now bringing its first facility to West Virginia. Spero Health, a Nashville-based company, gets its name from the Latin meaning of Spero, which is “I hope.” According to officials from… Read More

As Overdoses Sharply Increase, Spero Health Brings Lifesaving Addiction Treatment with Opening of Three New Clinics in Virginia

According to Virginia Department of Health, fatal opioid overdoses have increased every year this past decade and have been the leading cause of unnatural death in Virginia since 2013. Provisional data from Centers for Disease Control suggests the nation is on track to see at least 105,000 overdose deaths in 2021 — up from 93,000… Read More