We'll See You in Anaheim, California!

Averhealth is proud to be a Silver Sponsor of RISE24!

RISE brings together public health and public safety leaders from across the country to expand treatment for justice-involved individuals and those experiencing substance use and behavioral health diagnoses.

With over 7,000 attendees, 250 sessions, and 350 speakers, our team cannot wait to network and learn alongside everyone at this year's event!

Stop by Booth #2-6 during the event to meet members of our leadership team and learn how we simplify drug testing.

Averhealth: Your Total Test Logistics Partner

Averhealth is committed to streamlining and elevating drug testing programs with our Total Test Logistics process. We collaborate with programs nationwide as knowledgeable industry partners to navigate the complexities of testing, together.

As experts in drug testing, we want to share that wealth of knowledge through our resource library. Check out our current selection of resources here.

Justice to Healing: Podcast Series

"Roles & Responsibilities"

The National Treatment Court Resource Center (NTCRC) has launched a miniseries on their podcast, Justice to Healing that takes an in-depth look at different roles and responsibilities within treatment courts!

Refer Your Colleagues

Do you know an agency that could benefit from partnering with Averhealth? Refer them, and if they become a customer, we'll donate $300 to the treatment court of your choice! Let's make a positive impact, together.

Visit Averhealth in your City

Averhealth is hitting the road for Lansing, MI, Columbus, OH, and Indianapolis, IN this spring to visit with programs just like yours! We'll be onsite to chat with attendees about Averhealth's comprehensive and streamlined approach to drug testing.

INDUSTRY NEWS

The Gap Between A Service for

Veterans and the General Public

Veteran treatment courts give convicted US military veterans a shot at rehab and comprehensive care. The veteran courts are modeled on general treatment courts, which began 30 years ago as an alternative to incarceration for those who were convicted of crimes and dealing with substance use.

To learn more about veteran courts and the strides their participants are making, read the full Business Insider article here.