#26: As always we thank you for your business!
In order to maintain an adequate chain of custody, I remind all of you we must have two unique identifiers on…
Continue reading →#25: “Addiction is a treatable, chronic medical disease”
For years the term addiction has carried a stigma with it that had the power to bias the opinion of the…
Continue reading →#24 Who Should Discuss Drug Testing with Patients
I sincerely hope all of you had a wonderful, relaxing and restful Thanksgiving holiday. I am wondering how many reading this…
Continue reading →#23: Do You KNOW What Your Patient is Taking?
Recently I read an article which had the following statement within the content, “A UDT policy and consistency is critically important…
Continue reading →#22: We are all Human Beings
There are two sides to every story. Within the telling of each side there are typically some grains of truth in…
Continue reading →#21: Music is the Best Medicine?
Well it has happened again. A group of providers has discovered another way to stop the raging abuse of drugs. Music. …
Continue reading →#20: Recognizing Drug Seeking Behavior
I have stated it before, however it is worth repeating; “Dependency on prescription drugs can occur at any age, within any…
Continue reading →#19: State-Legal Marijuana Use
As of August of 2019, the following states/district have made marijuana fully legal: Alaska, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Illinois, Maine,…
Continue reading →#18: Drug Madness is Global!
In Thailand the word “yaba” stands for madness drugand is used to describe Methamphetamine. July of this year, the UNODC (United…
Continue reading →#17: The Damage of Opioid Prescribing Guidelines
“Stuck between a rock and a hard place is where I am,” complains a local health care provider. The one size…
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