Did you know that there’s been no improvement in the percentage of patients who achieve long-term recovery following addiction treatment in the last 26 years?
Until now.
82% of the treatment centers in the Vista Research Network who've been doing outcomes research for more than one year report higher abstinence rates in year two. In fact, on average, 20% more patients report being abstinent six months after discharge in the second year that a center has been doing outcomes research versus the first year:
Peter Drucker was right - "What gets measured gets managed". And once centers are able to prove how effective their treatment is, they can use their research to:
- Attract more (and better paying) patients
- Get more days approved
- Negotiate with payers for higher reimbursement rates
- Continually improve the effectiveness of their treatment
How Your Center Could Benefit
Your center could reap the same tremendous benefits. Learn what stage of the outcomes research journey your center is in and how your center could immediately benefit from progressing to the next level by taking this six question, one minute assessment (no sign in required):
