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American Addiction Centers

Provides clinical treatment for substance use and mental disorders.

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Company facts

Founded
2004
Employees
2,000
Headquarters
United States
Type
Private
Funding
Private Equity · 2020
Subsidiaries
AdCare, Recovery First, Greenhouse Treatment Center, Desert Hope Treatment Center, Laguna Treatment Hospital

About

American Addiction Centers (AAC) was founded in 2007 and has since become the largest network of addiction treatment facilities in the United States. With a wide range of services offered across multiple states including California, Florida, and Texas, AAC specializes in evidence-based treatment for individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, as well as co-occurring mental health disorders. The organization believes in taking a holistic approach to care, considering various factors such as the lifestyle and environment of the individual when developing their treatment plan. AAC’s facilities are staffed with qualified addiction professionals, including licensed therapists and medical staff, many of whom are in recovery themselves. This gives them a unique perspective and ability to empathize with clients, which is essential for effective treatment. The organization has a proven track record, boasting a success rate that exceeds the national average and has been highlighted in numerous reputed publications such as Forbes and USA Today. AAC is dedicated to restoring hope and empowering individuals and families affected by addiction through innovative and compassionate care, aiming to break the stigma surrounding addiction.

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