New Jersey is in the midst of a historic wave of mental health issues. It is a crisis unlike anything we have ever seen before. That is one of the stark realities of the COVID-19...
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Despite COVID-19 difficulties, treatment and recovery must go on
By Robert J. Budsock Like virtually every organization in the country, Integrity House has been touched by the COVID-19 pandemic. This did not take us by surprise. Having successfully operated New Jersey’s premier substance use...
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COVID-19: 4/1 update
Dear Friends: Addiction services are essential services. Integrity House remains open across all levels of care and locations. We are accepting new admissions. While the world is experiencing the unprecedented magnitude of COVID-19, of which Integrity House...
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Helping those with mental health, addiction issues will help slow the virus
By Robert J. Budsock and Debra Wentz The healthcare crisis presented by the current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is both unprecedented and incredibly alarming to those of us in the healthcare community. Certainly, the attention that...
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COVID-19 Update
Dear Friends: As promised, I am reaching out with updates on our response to COVID-19. Integrity House remains open across all levels of care and locations. We are accepting new admissions. To ensure that safety...
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COVID-19: How we’re responding
Dear Friends: The novel coronavirus has been and continues to be unprecedented and disruptive to all. In these very uncertain times, people with substance addiction still need us. They need us now more than ever....
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3K opioid deaths is still too many. We should use a holistic approach.
By Robert J. Budsock and Cheryl Ann Kennedy Gov. Phil Murphy recently announced the preliminary 2019 year-end opioid statistics for 2019. Although the data suggests a 3% decrease in the number of individuals who died in compared...
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