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Juno Beach, Florida – October 22, 2026 – Beach House Center for Recovery (“Beach House” or the “Company”), a portfolio company of BelHealth Investment Partners, LLC (“BelHealth”), a Florida-based healthcare
Access to compassionate, high-quality addiction and mental health treatment is expanding in South Florida. Effective October 12, 2026, Beach House Center for Recovery is officially in-network with UnitedHealthcare, creating new
Beach House Appoints Amy Gerberry as Chief Operating Officer Juno Beach, FL – October 12, 2026 – Beach House Behavioral Health, Inc. (“Beach House” or the “Company”), a substance abuse
Benzodiazepines, often called “benzos,” are prescription medicines that slow activity in the brain and central nervous system. Doctors may prescribe them to help treat anxiety, panic disorder, insomnia and certain
Healing from trauma is deeply personal. Experiences that once felt overwhelming can continue to affect how a person thinks, feels, relates to others and responds to stress. For some people,
Speak to a Recovery Consultant Subutex and Suboxone are medications used to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). Both contain buprenorphine, which can help reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms. The
Deciding to go to rehab can bring up another difficult question: Should you tell your employer? No. You generally do not have to tell your employer that you are going
Teens deal with pressure regularly. Some pressure can be positive, such as encouragement to do well in school, participate in sports or try new hobbies. Other types of pressure can
If you or someone you love is struggling with oxycodone, you may be worried about what withdrawal will feel like, how long it will last or what could happen without
You can be successful at work and still have a problem with alcohol. Maybe you meet deadlines, show up for work and handle your responsibilities. But after a stressful day,
Recovery can change many parts of your life, including your relationships and social routines. Some friendships may no longer support your recovery, while meeting new people can feel uncomfortable at
When someone is struggling with substance use, it can change how family members communicate, handle conflict and support one another. Fear, stress and broken trust can make it hard to
Alcohol can affect the brain in ways that change how you think, feel and respond. In the short term, drinking can affect judgment, memory, coordination, mood and behavior. Over time,
Does alcohol age you? Drinking too much alcohol over time can affect how your body looks and functions. Heavy drinking can affect your skin, brain, heart, liver and immune system.
Adderall can be an effective prescription medication when it is taken as directed under medical supervision. But because it is a stimulant, it also has the potential for misuse,
Watching someone you love struggle with addiction can leave you feeling frightened, frustrated and unsure what to do next. You may have tried talking to them, setting boundaries or encouraging
Methamphetamine, commonly called meth or crystal meth, is a powerful stimulant that affects far more than how someone feels in the moment. Because meth acts on the central nervous system
Stopping Vicodin after the body has become physically dependent on it can trigger uncomfortable physical and emotional withdrawal symptoms. You may feel anxious about what withdrawal will be like, how
There is no fixed timeline for developing a Xanax addiction. Some people develop problematic patterns of use relatively quickly, while others take the medication as prescribed without developing an addiction.
Experiencing a relapse after working toward recovery can feel devastating. It may leave you or someone you love wondering whether treatment failed or whether lasting recovery is really possible. But
Watching someone you love struggle with substance use can be painful and confusing. You may notice changes in their behavior, health, or relationships but wonder whether those changes are serious
Deciding to enter medical detox can feel overwhelming. Many people have questions before they arrive, such as: These are common concerns, and knowing what to expect can make the process
Sleep may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about addiction recovery, but it plays a bigger role than many people realize. Every night of
Completing an inpatient rehab program is a major milestone in recovery, but support and growth continue long after treatment ends. Before discharge, Beach House Center for Recovery patients learn how
Completing treatment is a meaningful step in recovery, but it doesn’t mean the work is done. Life after treatment can bring new challenges, responsibilities and emotions to manage. Healthy coping
