CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, Inc. is pleased to welcome a new Associate Medical Director: Sabreen Boone, DO.

Dr. Sabreen Boone is a family medicine provider with over 11 years of experience practicing medicine. She has also held progressively responsible leadership roles during her career, including owning and operating a concierge medical practice in Tucson for the past five years.

“I am proud to be joining CODAC’s integrated care treatment model. As a primary care provider, over 70% of visits are mental health related,” Dr. Boone says. “It’s such a benefit to the patient and the providers to have an integrated practice like we do at CODAC. Physical care, mental health and wellness services in one location improve health outcomes for our community’s most vulnerable.”

Dr. Boone received her Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) degree from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine. She also completed a Family Medicine Residency and Integrative Medicine Fellowship at the University of Arizona Department of Family and Community Medicine. She is currently pursuing her Masters of Medical Management from the University of Arizona Eller School of Business. She is a member of the American Association of Family Physicians and the American Osteopathic Association.

As Associate Medical Director at CODAC, Dr. Boone is responsible for providing high quality care; establishing policies and procedures and recommending changes to improve patient experience and outcomes; supervising and evaluating the work of medical staff; and working collaboratively to further develop CODAC’s integrated care model and services, among other critical functions.

 

CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness, Inc. is pleased to welcome two new members to its Board of Directors.

Emily Jenkins, JD – Emily Jenkins, JD is currently a consultant in health care, nonprofit and association management following 12 years as President/CEO of the Arizona Council of Human Service Providers. She has worked in the health field for much of her professional life, including 14 years at Tucson Medical Center. An attorney, Ms. Jenkins has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Arizona and a Juris Doctorate from Arizona State University. In 2019, Ms. Jenkins received the Visionary Leadership Award from the National Council for Behavioral Health.

“I have family members with behavioral health disorders,” says Ms. Jenkins. “It has provided me with firsthand knowledge of the needs of persons with mental illness and a passion for ensuring that services are available to them. I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experience to aid CODAC and the Tucson community.”

Victoria Rubio, SHRM-CP – Victoria Rubio, SHRM-CP is the Human Resources Manager at Comcast NBC Universal in Tucson, AZ and has more than 15 years of experience in the Human Resources field. Ms. Rubio received her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management with a Specialization in Human Resources from the University of Arizona Eller College of Management and is pursuing her Master of Science from University of Texas at Dallas. She is a Society for Human Resource Management Certified Professional and a Prosci Change Management Practitioner. Ms. Rubio is also on the Board of Directors for the Tucson Hispanic Chamber.

Ms. Rubio enjoys spending time with family, photography of the beautiful Arizona landscape, U of A sports, and is an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs and Bears!

“Joining the Board of such a caring and transformational organization like CODAC is an honor,” says Ms. Rubio. “I appreciate CODAC’s focus on caring for ‘the whole you’ and its person-centered programs. I look forward to seeing and contributing to the continued work and expansion of services offered, and the impact they will have in our community.”

CODAC's Women's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) now has two session options for the convenience of CODAC members!

1. Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays from 8:00AM - 11:00AM
2. Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays from 1:00PM - 4:00PM

Both are currently offered virtually, using Zoom!

>> Click here to download the flyer.

What is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?
An Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a series of individual therapy and recovery skills/support groups that meet for nine hours every week (three hours, three times a week). The IOPs at our CODAC at 380 location are for people with substance use disorders (working on recovery from any drugs or alcohol). Any CODAC member with a substance use disorder can participate.

Using Stephanie Covington’s “Helping Women Recover” curriculum, individual therapy and recovery skills/support groups address:

• Trauma and PTSD
• Relapse Prevention
• Substance Use Education
• Co-Occurring Disorders
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy & Motivational Interviewing
• Family Support & Education

These IOPs meet the requirements from courts, probation and DCS, too.

Members need to choose to participate in either the morning or afternoon session for the whole time they are in the IOP. You can join at any time and will be finished when you meet you goals (typically after at least 16 weeks). This intensive program will really give you a strong foundation in your recovery and for your future!

Call (520) 202-1786 for more details!

Come to CODAC to get your Flu Shot today & a $5 Fry's Card!!

No appointment necessary.

• CODAC at Cobblestone Court (1075 E. Ft. Lowell): Monday - Friday 8AM-12PM, 1PM-5PM
• CODAC at Alvernon (630 N. Alvernon): Monday - Friday 8AM-12PM, 1PM-5PM
• CODAC at 380 (380 E. Ft. Lowell): 
  • Thursday, 10/14/21 9AM - 12PM
  • Thursday, 10/21/21 9AM - 12PM
  • Thursday, 10/27/21 9AM - 12PM

Get Your $5 Fry's Card

All CODAC members who get the flu shot at a Genoa Pharmacy at CODAC or from a CODAC staff, can receive a $5 Fry's Card. After you get your flu shot, you will need to meet with a CODAC Medical Assistant (MA) to get your Fry's Card!

Stop the Sickness

This year - maybe more than any other year in recent history - it is VERY important for everyone age 6 months or older to get their Flu Shot.

With COVID-19 still spreading, it is important that you protect yourself and others from getting another highly-contagious illness, the Flu. Every year, 200,000 Americans are hospitalized because of the Flu. When you get the flu shot you not only keep yourself and others healthy, but you can also help save health care resources for people who have COVID-19.

Common Questions (& Answers!) About the Flu Shot

Q: Can I get the flu shot and the COVID vaccine at the same time?
A: Yes! It is safe to get the flu shot and the COVID vaccine at the same time. So, if you haven't had your COVID vaccine yet, you can do both at once!! It is also safe to have the flu shot if you have already had your COVID vaccine (in the past).

Q: Should I get the flu shot if I have symptoms of COVID?
A: No. Please do not come to CODAC or get your Flu Shot if you have symptoms of COVID-19 or the Flu. Symptoms include fever or chills, cough, headache, body aches, new loss of taste or smell and more that you can view here.

Q: Is it safe for me to come to CODAC to get the Flu Shot?
A: Yes. All staff and members/guests are required to wear masks and maintain 6' distance while inside the building. CODAC also sanitizes surfaces throughout the day and has wipes and sanitizer available throughout the building.

Q: Does my insurance cover the cost of getting the Flu Shot?
A: Most insurances cover the cost of getting the Flu Shot. If you want to check to be sure before coming in, you can call you insurance or call our Genoa Pharmacy at 520-257-1539.

Q: Can people who aren't CODAC members get the Flu Shot at CODAC?
A: The Genoa Pharmacy may be able to provide Flu Shots to non-CODAC members (like your family and friends). But, it depends on their insurance. Call our Genoa Pharmacy directly to find out: 520-257-1539. $5 Fry's Cards are only available to CODAC members.

>> Visit the CDC Web site for more Frequently Asked Questions about the Flu.

You can manage your health and have a fulfilling life!

The Diabetes Self-Management Support Group empowers members to work together to learn how to manage diabetes.

Thursdays 11:00AM - 12:00PM • Call (520) 327-4505 for Zoom Meeting Details

In this virtual group, you will learn: 

• Techniques to deal with symptoms of diabetes (fatigue, pain, depression, anger and fear).
• Exercises for maintaining and improving your strength and endurance.
• Healthy eating.
• Appropriate use of medication.
• How and when to monitor your glucose.
• Recognizing and problem solving when you're not feeling well.
• And more!

Do You or a Loved One Have Bipolar Disorder?
This group is for you!

Using CBT, DBT, and a person-centered approach, this group is a safe place for members with Bipolar Disorder to feel understood and accepted.

Mondays 11:00AM - 12:30PM • Call (520) 327-4505 for Zoom Meeting Details

Learn to:

• Track bipolar mania and depression cycles.
• Identify triggers and manage stress.
• Cope with hard or uncomfortable feelings.
• Repair your relationships and work through problems at home.
• Regulate your mood.