Holon Health CEO Jason Herzog on 2025 Trends in HIT Consultant
by Claire Holtz | 01. 16. 2025
In 2025, we predict that digital solutions in the SUD treatment field will grow in popularity and adoption.
In 2025, we predict that digital solutions in the SUD treatment field will grow in popularity and adoption.
Our goal is to provide education and insight on healthcare topics related to Substance Use Disorder. To ensure we provide accurate and trustworthy information, our writers follow strict editorial guidelines. What is Contingency Management? While you may not be familiar with the official term, most of us know the concept…
Solution-Focused Therapy for Criminal Justice Systems is when SFT is used specifically for justice-involved individuals to encourage engagement, prosocial behavior, and a reduction in recidivism.
Based on the evidence-based principles of Positive Psychology, Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) is a short-term, goal-oriented therapeutic approach that emphasizes solutions and positive outcomes.
For us at Holon, it's clear that AI has a role to play in the provider *and* client experience.
When you’re struggling with drug and/or alcohol use, it can be hard to know if you have a chronic condition like substance use disorder. Today’s blog will help you understand your use and what it could mean.
Referring clients to Holon Health is a simple way to improve engagement, reduce positive drug test rates, and increase substance-free days for your clients. The referral process is simple and we send you bi-monthly updates about your client's progress.
For those in recovery, the holidays can be tough. While the season can bring festivities and family, it might also bring stress, distraction, and loneliness. For those in recovery or those abstaining from use, it can be hard to navigate these added feelings, which is why our team at Holon…
The Pima County Health Department (PCHD) is dedicated to helping residents achieve and maintain optimal levels of wellness, which includes addressing substance use and the opioid epidemic.
The cycle of addiction involves brain chemistry, tolerance, withdrawal, and the body's changing response to substances over time.