Care Crossings

07/18/2025

Client Satisfaction Surveys Jan.-July 2025

Below are the comments and recommendations from
Client Satisfaction Surveys Jan.-July 2025
 Would like more podcast presentations, new learning materials, movies
 More time for peers to present personal issues on their mind to get feedback from peers
 Love the cards with questions! Glad to be here! I really like it here.
 I am satisfied so far with my experience here and plan to continue forward
 Everything is going well
 Wonderful experience so far
 Love this treatment program and the staff, they rock!
 Great program, Kelly’s a great counselor, and everyone who works here is kind.
 My counselor didn't do an assessment with me, but now my counselor has been changed as of today, which is ok.
 I just started today, and I felt very welcomed and comfortable.
 My group today was very helpful. Sharing each other’s weekend spoke to me and my recovery,
 Great program, but I would like a second meeting with my counselor
 Great program glad I am here.
 Great place, learn som**hing new every day
 I appreciate being treated as an adult, and taken seriously. Because I take my recovery seriously. So thank you.
 I am very satisfied
 Didn't really talk about length of program upfront
 The program is great, good groups
 The Lansing House and guy are amazing, but I think I need to move out of the woods.
 I really appreciate the services
 I love all the support and life stories
 This place has helped me a lot and I will keep coming.
 Thanks for your help with addiction treatment
 I think its a little redundant and overbearing to have people going to both morning and evening group.
 Great program and helpful, supportive staff. Melissa is the best.
 I really have no issues or changes. I was at teen challenge for 6ish months before coming and I enjoyed my time way more with care crossings. I love the treatment to work m**hod. Thank you for everything you do!
 I am fully satisfied with my treatment situation
 Very good program
 Its been a great transition from my other program
 Everything is going very well
 I have recommended this program to countless people and can’t say enough good things about it!
 Group sessions have been so beneficial
 So many life stories shared, each person’s stories were life changing. Felt I wasn’t going through this alone.
 Care Crossings is a great program, thank you!
 Overall very happy with this program.
 Counselor and PRS are available for me and respectful
 Very helpful treating everybody the same
 I was able to stay sober with help from everyone at Care Crossings
 This place helped me find my true self worth
 I am truly appreciative with the services provided to me and the help that I have received
 Really enjoy Friday FUNday, when we let go of our thoughts of addiction and focus on fun with each other.

07/17/2025

Hello, I’ve been with Care Crossings since the second week of December 2024. I was recommended this program from my therapist.
At the time, I was facing some serious legal issues (and still am), however, this program is designed to meet people where they are
at, tailored to ones specific needs.
I called Care Crossings that same night at 9p surprised that my call was answered by the owner/director Cathy Harvieux who took the time to listen to my story, my needs and gave me so much peace of mind about my situation. At the time I was 3.5 hours from the center and busy disolving my business and needed to be home for awhile to address the current situation I had. I was able to start treatment groups the very next morning via zoom, twice a day, 5 days a week, 6 hours per day. I felt SO incredibly blessed to have found this program that made my life situation far less stressful. The end of January 2025, after finishing the things I was obligated to be at home for, I moved to the Care Crossings sober house, Bloom House. I was surprised to find the house a beautiful mansion in the woods, on a lake with AMAZING woman who welcomed me and made me feel right at home. So much peace and beauty surrounds this house! Honestly, I was reluctant to go. It was so far away from home! What would I do to see my children? As Cathy had promised me, Care Crossings transported me back and forth weekly to have visits with my kids! From Bloom house, I was also transported daily to the center where I was able to attend the groups in person, meeting the other clients who were facing the same struggles as me. I was able to find a sense of community and lasting friendships with people in recovery. In late February, I expressed my concern to Cathy, about my adult daughter who was severely struggling with addiction and at deaths door. She quickly suggested that I ask my daughter to join me at the Bloom House. This surprised and impressed me! Typically treatment facilities dont recommend this, but Care Crossings thought it was a perfect solution for us both, to be on a recovery journey together, with the guidance of the counselors and staff to help us thru establishing boundaries with each other, and to work thru or family history of addiction and rebuilding our relationship. My daughter, also reluctant to come decided to come and give it a try. My daughter, overnight, flourished and became healthy again! May 30th, I moved back home from Bloom house and still attend 2 to 3 morning woman's groups a week. Its been SO nice to have the added support thru the transitions of moving back home and back into my community and life. My daughter now is the house manager of the Bloom House and continues to flourish and grow! I simply cannot say enough good and positive things about this program! It has taught me SO MUCH MORE then any other treatment center has. Iv struggled with m**h addiction for nearly 25 years. This is the first time in my life I finally feel free from it. There has not been an area of my recovery journey or life struggles that this program has not stepped up and came thru for me since being in this program. They never hesitate to help, weather it be processing time, recourses, advice or just somebody to listen and understand the struggle im goung thru. True to their word, they tailored my program around my life, my struggles, and my situation that undoubtedly differs from others. Iv grown to love all the staff that work at Care Crossings, from the counselirs to the PRS workers. I would never hesitate to reach out to them with any of my struggles or concerns. They have come thru for me time and time again! I would HIGHLY recommend this program to anyone and have many times. The recent emails going around and the talk of all this bad stuff, I just dont see it. It makes me VERY sad that anyone would try to ruin this amazing program that truly saved my life and many other lives.

07/13/2025

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06/14/2025

Effective:
August 1, 2025

The Anti-Kickback Statute under 42 U.S.C. § 1320a-7b prohibits anyone from soliciting or receiving remuneration of any type in exchange for referring a patient for services where a federal healthcare program pays or for purchasing an item or service for which a federal healthcare program pays.

05/15/2025

🚨 PUBLIC POLICY UPDATE 🚨
House Committee Passes Medicaid Reform

Following a twenty six hour and sometimes emotional hearing, the US House of Representatives, Energy and Commerce Committee passed language that will be included in the Budget Reconciliation Bill. It will be considered by the entire House of Representatives and possibly the US Senate in coming weeks. These budgetary reductions are necessary to offset the tax-cut extensions due to expire later this year which the Administration has insisted on continuing.

The approved language includes budget cuts from numerous agencies overseen by this particular committee, however the most controversial portion of the hearing centered on proposed changes to the Medicaid program. That language would institute work requirements for some recipients, punish states that provide coverage for undocumented individuals and eliminate any funding for gender affirming care. Work requirements would produce the biggest savings in the bill, accounting for nearly $301 billion over a decade.

The proposal would not slash federal reimbursement rates in most cases or impose per-capita caps on payments to states, but it would likely force states to revamp how they finance their programs or cut benefits. While reimbursement rates were not cut, the changes would result in between eight and thirteen million individuals becoming ineligible for Medicaid support according to the non-partisan congressional budget office. That obviously means that up to thirteen million people would no longer have access to the medical treatment Medicaid provides, including for substance use disorder.

At this point, it is uncertain that there are enough votes to pass the bill in the full House of Representatives and even less likely in the US Senate. The House Freedom Caucus has indicated the Medicaid changes don’t go far enough in their opinion and some say they are likely to vote no. Some moderate republicans have indicated the language goes too far, and they may vote no. As the Administration pressures the majority members however, we have seen them change positions. It is unlikely any minority members will vote in favor. Congressional rules provide that only a simple majority is necessary to pass budget reconciliations, despite the usual sixty vote threshold in the US Senate.

NAATP is pleased that reimbursement rates were not cut, however the restrictions included in this legislation would eliminate access to care for millions of Americans. YOUR voice can make a difference. If you care about preventing these changes, please call your Representatives and ask them to vote no on the budget reconciliation bill. You may call your member at 866-426-2631.

This is the first step in a lengthy process. The bill now moves to the full House of Representatives and should it pass there, to the US Senate. Congressional leadership have indicated they plan to pass a reconciliation bill by Memorial Day in the House and Senate passage by July 4th. NAATP will continue to monitor and engage in this process to advocate for access to care for all Americans.

Read Full PPU ➔ https://www.naatp.org/advocacy/public-policy/house-committee-passes-medicaid-reform/may-14-2025

03/03/2025

: 3 in 10 individuals who are dependent on alcohol or other drugs also have eating disorders, a rate much greater than those without a substance use disorder.

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09/21/2024

Super turn out today for MN Walk for Recovery!

09/08/2024

Care Crossings getting Educated at Cape Cod Symposium-
Great up to date data-amazing Lobsta too!

08/24/2024

Bloom House 🪷🌼
Womens Sober Living Country Lake Home
25 minutes to Stillwater
Contact Care Crossings:
952-999-7820
Angela@carecrossings.com