Co-Occurring Professional - Residential Co-Enhanced
About the job
- A master's degree in behavioral health.
- A license to independently practice mental health and substance use disorder services in the state where working; in Minnesota, an LPCC, LMFT, or LICSW license is required.
- Minnesota employees must be trained in Rule 31.
- Current CPR certification, or the ability to obtain it within 30 days; certification must be from the American Red Cross or American Heart Association. Fully remote employees are exempt.
- Must satisfactorily pass a state- or license-specific background check.
- An individual National Provider Identification number.
- Provide advanced clinical services in coordination with the treatment team, consistent with the foundation's standards of care.
- Provide group therapy and individual counseling or therapy to people with co-occurring substance use disorders and mental health conditions, integrating mental health treatment with addiction recovery within a 12-step, abstinence-based model.
- In the residential setting, provide intensive milieu-based treatment within a 24/7 therapeutic environment, including continuous observation and assessment of patient functioning, real-time intervention, integration of clinical services into daily living activities, and active participation in the therapeutic community.
- Provide increased patient contact, immediate crisis response, and care coordination across patients' daily routines to support stabilization and recovery.
- Participate as a multidisciplinary team member in providing mental health and substance use treatment, including assessment and diagnosis, individual and group psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and ongoing care planning.
- In the absence of the program manager, assume leadership and, as possible, supervisory responsibility for the clinic to coordinate staff and clinical services and ensure continuity of patient care.
- Provide clinical supervision to students and interns to support their clinical competency and ethical practice.
- Provide residential co-occurring enhanced substance use disorder and mental health treatment services within a 24/7 structured therapeutic environment, using continuous assessment, milieu-based interventions, and high-frequency patient engagement in accordance with foundation standards, policies, and procedures.
- Represent foundation services to various audiences to ensure consistent knowledge of services, processes, and participation.
- Communicate patient information to internal and external resources according to foundation policy and procedures, Federal Confidentiality requirements (CFR 42), Health Information Portability and Privacy Act requirements (CFR 45), and mandated reporting requirements.
About the company
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery support across the United States. It operates 17 sites across multiple states and offers a full range of care for youth and adults, including inpatient and outpatient treatment, prevention programs, and family services. Beyond direct care, the foundation maintains the nation’s largest recovery publishing house, runs a fully accredited graduate school of addiction studies, hosts an addiction research center, provides intensive education for medical students and professionals, and runs a policy and advocacy institute. Its approach combines clinical treatment with education, research, and outreach to communities, schools, and families. The foundation emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion and aims to expand access to evidence-based addiction care, advance addiction science, and influence policy to support recovery at individual, family, and community levels.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$8.1M
Headquarters
Center City, Minnesota
Founded
1949
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What believers are saying
- January 2026 HealthPartners expanded Minnesota Medicaid access for IOP and virtual care.
- July 2026 Bond Between partnership removes pet-care barriers, shortening admission delays.
- September 2026 Rancho Mirage expansion adds a 60-bed pavilion, boosting higher-acuity capacity.
What critics are saying
- Insurance pages dated October 2026 exclude Medicare and most Medicaid, constraining referrals.
- Rancho Mirage's $40 million rebuild runs through 2029, risking disruption and cost overruns.
- The July 2026 NLRB charge against Minnesota Nurses Association signals labor instability and legal distraction.
What makes Hazelden Betty Ford unique
- Founded in 1949, Hazelden Betty Ford combines inpatient care, telehealth, research, and publishing.
- September 2026 Butler Center data reported 70% one-year abstinence and 85% good health.
- September 2026 Newsweek ranked Rancho Mirage, Center City, and Newberg No. 1 statewide.
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↑ 2%Pipeline: Hazelden Betty Ford's $40M campus upgrade; addiction Treatment Services expand in multiple states. This is an exclusive BHB+ story. Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation unveils $40M campus plans. Legacy nonprofit addiction treatment provider Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation revealed plans for a $40 million campus update in Rancho Mirage, California, adding a brand-new 60-bed residential facility, that will open in late 2027. The facility will add the space necessary to support integrated care for patients with co-occurring mental health and addiction diagnoses. Following construction of its new residential pavilion, Hazelden Betty Ford will also renovate the existing residential halls on the same campus as well as dining facilities in a community center and fitness and wellness areas. Site preparation and the new entrance are slated for completion by the end of 2026 and renovations of its existing residential halls and community center spaces are set to be completed in early 2029. Porch Light Health, Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center team up to expand OUD treatment in Colorado. Denver-based outpatient substance use disorder (SUD) care provider Porch Light Health and its subsidiary company, Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center (CBHC), a licensed opioid treatment program and medication management provider, recently opened two new CBHC-led medication units. One is embedded within Porch Light Health's existing clinic in Fort Collins, and the other is embedded in a Porch Light Health clinic in Greeley, Colorado. Porch Light Health acquired CBHC in May 2025 as a "strategic partnership" move to broaden access to MAT like methadone. Porch Light also has clinic locations in New Mexico, but the company has yet to expand CBHC's operations there as well. Nonprofit New Creation Behavioral Healthcare to operate 89-bed facility in San Diego County. Officials with the County of San Diego announced earlier this month that a Southern California nonprofit addiction treatment provider, New Creation Behavioral Healthcare Foundation, will operate a new 73-bed residential treatnment SUD treatment facility. It will also have 16 additional beds for recuperative care to help support care while individuals transition back into their communities, for a total of 89 beds. The $29 million location will open this fall, but a specific date was not noted. The treatment center will be in National City, California and is the first of its kind in San Diego County to integrate SUD treatment and recuperative care for adults in the same facility. New Creation Behavioral Healthcare is headquartered in Ontario, California, and operates locations in Orange County and San Bernardino County. Horizon Treatment Services to build 69-bed recovery center in Bay Area. Nonprofit Horizon Treatment Services is continuing forward with plans to build a 69-bed recovery center in Burlingame, California, just south of San Francisco. The SUD treatment provider has operated locations across the Bay Area and Northern California since 1976. Its plans for the new recovery center were hanging in limbo as the provider waited on approval from the California Department of Health Care Services related to state funding and approval from the local San Mateo County Board of Supervisors for a $2.5 million match. Horizon also received a $25.5 million state Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program grant to fund the project. AllHealth Network to soon break ground on new Colorado location. Denver-based behavioral health provider AllHealth Network will soon break ground on a project in Centennial, Colorado to develop a new Crisis and Recovery Center as an alternative to emergency rooms and jails for individuals in behavioral health crisis. New construction is set to begin in October and once finished, it is meant to replace AllHealth's existing location in downtown Littleton, Colorado. However, in the interim, the Littleton location will continue operations through the end of 2027. The new construction site in Centennial will expand the capacity of its operations and provide services including 23-hour observation, MAT and care coordination, as well as therapy and crisis care supports. Companies featured in this article: Ashleigh Hollowell is a professional journalist who has spent her career covering a range of local news, contributing to independent magazines and trade publications, and providing in-depth national health care reporting. Her work has appeared in Becker's Hospital Review, VentureBeat, PopSugar, MSN Singapore, and related outlets. She received her bachelor's degree from Colorado State University-Pueblo and her master's from Syracuse University. In her free time, she volunteers with local organizations, enjoys hiking, reading, and yoga. September 30, 2026 September 29, 2026 September 25, 2026
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare among Newsweek's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers for 2026. The seventh annual ranking recognizes 440 leading residential addiction treatment centers across the U.S. August 13, 2026 11:00 ET | Source: Newsweek NEW YORK, Aug. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Newsweek today announced its America's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers 2026 ranking, recognizing 440 leading facilities across the United States that provide residential and long-term care for individuals facing substance use disorders and related challenges. Now in its seventh year, the ranking is designed to help patients and families navigate treatment options by identifying facilities based on professional reputation, credentials and accreditations, care services and patient reviews. Residential addiction treatment centers provide critical, around-the-clock care for individuals facing substance use disorders, trauma and complex mental health challenges. By evaluating centers using quality measures, professional recommendations, accreditation data and other indicators, Newsweek's ranking provides patients and families with essential information as they make important decisions about treatment and long-term recovery. Among the facilities highlighted in the 2026 ranking are: * Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation - Rancho Mirage * Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare * Rockland Recovery Treatment Center * Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation - Center City * Blake Recovery Center * Nexus Family Recovery Center "Recovery from addiction is rarely a straight path, but access to the right treatment can make a profound difference," said Alexis Kayser, Health Care Editor at Newsweek. "The nation's leading residential treatment centers combine scientific expertise with compassionate care to help patients build healthier futures. We hope that Newsweek's ranking of America's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers serves as a trusted resource for anyone seeking high-quality, clinical-grade support for themselves or a loved one." The 2026 ranking considers inpatient/residential and long-term addiction treatment centers, with long-term programs generally requiring a minimum residency of 30 days. Facilities offering only outpatient or short-term addiction treatment services were not included. The ranking covers the 25 states with the highest number of addiction treatment centers, based on data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The ranking is based on four primary data sources: * National Online Survey - Reputation Score (55%): Recommendations and quality assessments from medical professionals and addiction treatment center management and administrators. * Credentials (35%): Accreditation data provided by SAMHSA, incorporating 12 types of accreditations. * Care Services (5%): Evaluation of recovery support, educational and counseling services based on SAMHSA data. * Patient Reviews (5%): Patient review data from Rehabs.com, Recovery.com and Google Reviews, incorporating both average ratings and review volume. For the national online survey, Newsweek and Statista invited thousands of therapists, counselors, medical doctors and addiction treatment facility managers and administrators to recommend notable centers in their respective states. The 2026 analysis also incorporated survey data from the previous two years at a lower weighting, while recommendations for a participant's own employer were prohibited. To view the complete America's Best Residential Addiction Treatment Centers 2026 and learn more about the methodology, visit: https://rankings.newsweek.com/americas-best-residential-addiction-treatment-centers-2026 About Newsweek: Newsweek is the global digital news organization built around the iconic 94-year-old American magazine. Newsweek reaches 100 million people monthly with its thought-provoking news, opinion, images, graphics, and video delivered across a dozen print and digital platforms. Headquartered in New York City, Newsweek also publishes international editions in 50 countries.
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation and The Bond Between partner to help people seeking addiction treatment find pet care. Learn About Hazelden Betty Ford CENTER CITY, Minn. (July 28, 2026) - The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation and The Bond Between (formally known as Secondhand Hounds) have launched a new effort to address a challenge many people face when considering addiction treatment: finding temporary care for their pet. People seeking treatment at a Minnesota-based Hazelden Betty Ford program who do not have a safe option for their pet can access The Bond Between's existing respite foster care program, for up to 90 days, helping ensure pets are cared for until they can be reunited with their owners. "A surprising number of people delay treatment because they don't know how to ensure their pet will be cared for," said Lydia Burr, executive director at Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation and board member of The Bond Between. "This partnership helps address that concern and makes it easier to take the first step toward recovery." For people seeking care at Hazelden Betty Ford, the process begins during conversations about admission. When pet care is identified as a concern, patients are connected with The Bond Between to discuss respite foster care options. Pets are welcomed into the program through The Bond Between's Minnetonka location and cared for through its foster network, free of charge. "We are honored to open this program to Hazelden Betty Ford patients entering treatment tracks where an extra layer of support is needed," said Carrie Openshaw, Vice President of Community Engagement at The Bond Between. "Our loving foster network is ready to welcome dogs and cats into safe temporary care for up to 90 days, with flexible extensions available to ensure peace of mind while their owners focus entirely on healing." The Bond Between's respite foster care program helps pet owners experiencing temporary circumstances that prevent them from caring for their animals, including medical care, housing challenges, domestic violence situations and other short-term needs. The program is designed to prevent unnecessary pet surrender and keep people and pets together. This partnership reflects Hazelden Betty Ford's commitment to reducing challenges that may prevent people from seeking treatment and helping more people take the first step toward recovery. Individuals interested in learning more about Hazelden Betty Ford treatment options and available resources can visit: hazeldenbettyford.org. For media inquiries with The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, please contact: Madeline Riggs For media inquiries with The Bond Between, please contact: Leia Simon About the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is a force of healing and hope for individuals, families and communities affected by addiction to alcohol and other drugs. As the nation's leading nonprofit provider of comprehensive inpatient and outpatient addiction and mental health care for adults and youth, the Foundation has treatment centers and telehealth services nationwide as well as a network of collaborators throughout health care. Through charitable support and a commitment to innovation, the Foundation is able to continually enhance care, research, programs and services, and help more people. With a legacy that began in 1949 and includes the 1982 founding of the Betty Ford Center, the Foundation today is committed to expanding access to compassionate, evidence-based care and encompasses a graduate school, a publishing division, a research center, recovery advocacy and thought leadership, professional and medical education programs, school-based prevention resources and a specialized program for children who grow up in families with addiction. About The Bond Between. The Bond Between is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that focuses on the bond between humans and animals. Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation were founded in 2009 as Secondhand Hounds. Since then, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation has rescued over 29,000 dogs and cats with the help of thousands of fosters, volunteers, and supporters in its community. Its organization has grown from a rescue to a first-in-its-class animal wellbeing organization... now The Bond Between! Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation continue to provide safe shelter, proper veterinary care, and daily necessities for animals while working hard to help them build a bond with humans. Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation also focus on supporting the bonds that already exist between people and pets with its pet food shelf, respite foster care program, and focus on social services. Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation wake up every morning saying YES to connecting people and animals, caring for them, and helping them fill each other's hearts. You can help support Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation today by donating, fostering, volunteering, or sharing The Bond Between.
The Betty Ford Center campus expansion in Rancho Mirage, California Updated June 26, 2026, 3:59 p.m. PT More Stories
Hazelden Betty Ford, one of the nation's premier nonprofit providers of addiction treatment, is opening a clinic in Hudson "to meet the growing needs of the community," officials said.