Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center – CEO Outreach Program

Published February 25, 2013

Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center – CEO Outreach Program – Grosse Pointe Michigan Cable TV host John Prost interviews Brighton Center for Recovery Development VP Richard Kramer. They discuss “Chief Executive Outreach”, a CEO, and VIP patient and family support program which gives personal cell phone access to families, corporate executives, and CEO’s who have someone in a substance abuse crisis, and in need of detoxification, rehabilitation, intervention and treatment. www.brightonrecovery.org

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