Made this in a weekend with @PixelLabAI and @elevenlabs -- can easily summon councils of luminaries and historical figures, and then have them in an animated debate. Confucious, Lao, Socrates, Ghandi and Bill Burr debating the meaning of life? Let's do it.
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Full report here: https://t.co/CTyVMihI6U
What state has the most treatment providers per capita?
Where are the treatment provider deserts in America?
What's the most common time for an AA meeting to start? Are there more men’s meetings or women’s meetings?
These are questions I've wondered for years.
Like New York ranking dead last in treatment providers per capita — just 0.72 per 100,000 people. Wisconsin leads at 5.21. A 7x gap between the top and bottom.
The full report breaks down meeting types, timing patterns, gender-specific availability, and provider density by state
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There's never "a" solution to someone's recovery, no matter how hard we want there to be one. Recovery is a team sport. When people relapse or keep relapsing it's because one of these four legs isn't holding up their stool.
There's a squeeze coming. Programs that are best-in-class with integrated medical + family/system change are going to thrive. But programs that can't differentiate will get squeezed by outpatient/medication-first care.
My big prediction for 2026 is that the GLP-1 is going to radically transform what addiction recovery looks like. We've seen it with our clients. It's one of two things that I see that are going to change the economics of the field.
For interventionists, coaches, and case managers, it means that there's more pathways to recovery. It may mean that instead of sending a low-acuity case to treatment, you often build a program for them so they can recover in place that includes those shorter-term intensives.