We’re thrilled to announce that CODAC’s senior director of population health, Nicole Huggett and therapist, Nicole Keele have been selected as honorees for the 2024 class of Tucson’s “40 Under 40” leaders! Hosted by the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, this significant honor recognizes young professionals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, dedication and impact within their […]
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CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness Announces New Clinical Operations Directors
Pete Rehrmann, LAC, BHP, MAC – Promoted to Clinical Operations Director at CODAC at Cobblestone Court Pete Rehrmann is an authentic and empowering leader with over two decades of experience helping people and organizations achieve their goals through compassion, skilled leadership and a forward-thinking vision. He is passionate about inspiring creativity and delivering high-quality results, […]
New Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Joins CODAC
CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness is pleased to announce the addition of Racheal Bell, MSN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC, to its team of dedicated healthcare providers. With a commitment to providing outstanding care and support to all patients, Bell brings extensive mental health experience and a compassionate approach to her new role. Now a certified psychiatric mental […]
Stay Safe in the Arizona Heat
As summer temperatures rise in Arizona, heat safety becomes crucial for everyone. High temperatures can lead to serious health issues, so it’s important to take steps to stay safe and cool. Preventing Heat-Related Illness To avoid heat-related illnesses, follow these simple tips: Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Dress Appropriately: Wear light-colored, […]
Staff Spotlight: Celebrating Oscar’s Dedication to Fatherhood and Career
Staff Spotlight: Celebrating Oscar’s Dedication to Fatherhood and Career Oscar Paz-Monge is a dedicated team member at CODAC who has been with the organization for more than 11 years. While Oscar has evolved his professional skills over this span of time, he has also navigated the rewarding and challenging journey of parenthood. Oscar’s CODAC career […]
Medical Leadership Transitions at CODAC Health, Recovery & Wellness
CODAC is pleased to announce recent leadership changes at its 24/7 outpatient substance use treatment center, which has been named a Center of Excellence and 24/7 Entry Point. This center provides integrated care for individuals seeking treatment for all drug and alcohol use – including medication assisted treatment for those in recovery from opioid addiction […]
Support Survivors: Dine Out at Participating Restaurants on 4/17
Dine Out for Safety Returns on April 17, 2024 Meet your friends and family at one (or more!) of the participating restaurants on April 17, 2024, and up to 20% of your purchase will be donated to the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault survivors of sexual assault. The list of participating restaurants is growing […]
Time for A Stable Future: Overcoming Employment Challenges with Support from CODAC
When faced with unexpected challenges, we can be pushed to the brink. For CODAC member Broderick B., unemployment, unmanaged anxiety and the looming threat of eviction were the hurdles that stood in the way of a stable future. When his landlord threatened eviction after months of unpaid rent, it was urgent for Broderick to find […]
CODAC Receives MHCA Innovation Award
CODAC is delighted to announce that we have received the Most Innovative Member Award from MHCA, a national association of behavioral healthcare organizations. This prestigious award recognizes our unwavering commitment to innovation and the remarkable initiatives we have undertaken to improve health and transform lives in our community. In late 2022, Dan Barden, chief clinical […]
Celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month
This May, we celebrate the culture, tradition, and history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States during Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. May was selected as it symbolizes the migration of the first immigrants from Japan to the United States in May of 1843. May also recognizes the significant contributions […]
