Provider Communications Survey
As ADAMH works to ensure we are providing timely, relevant communications to providers in our network, we would appreciate your feedback. ADAMH began sending out […]
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Making Strides to get Better.
Click Here to view the February 2021 edition of our eNewsletter in your web browser. Text ADAMHFRANKLIN to 22828 or click the envelope symbol on
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ADAMH gets $9.7 million to fund inclusive Ohio-wide mental health, wellness campaign
ADAMH is partnering with the Nationwide Foundation, the Ohio Opioid Education Alliance, the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services and RecoveryOhio to launch
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Driver Intervention Program (DIP)
At the courts’ discretion, DIP programs can be an educational alternative to the mandatory 3-day jail term for first time offenders convicted of operating a
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Dr. Kevin Dixon to Retire after Three Decades with ADAMH
Dr. Kevin Dixon will retire at the end of January, after 34 years with the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH).
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Celebrating Safely this Holiday Season
Although we may be physically apart this holiday season, we are together in our resolve to keep our community safe. ADAMH is partnering with Franklin
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Spread Love for the Holidays – Sing the Song of Love
ADAMH is partnering with Franklin County Public Health and the Franklin County Board of Commissioners on a public awareness campaign, Spread Love, Not COVID, to
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A Message of Thanks
As Thanksgiving approaches, and we seek different ways to safely celebrate this holiday season, there are so many things for which to be thankful –
Stay at Home Advisory
Stay at Home Advisory UPDATE: Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health have extended the Stay at Home Advisory until January 2, 2021. The
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