ClearVision Health and Wellness

02/05/2026

Long-term alcohol use can take a silent toll on your cardiovascular system, specifically your blood pressure. Managing this requires more than just a standard protocol—it requires individualized attention.

At ClearVision, our low nurse-to-client ratio means our team actually has the time to focus on your specific needs, your vitals, and your lasting wellness.

Don't let February slip by. Let’s use these 28 days to reset your health. If you need help with substance misuse, please call 570.450.0686.

02/04/2026

Are we your type? We'd make a great match if you're looking for a treatment facility that includes all this and more! Side into our DM or call 570.450.0686.

02/03/2026

The Big Game is almost here, but your biggest win is staying true to your recovery. Don’t go into the weekend without a strategy! Here is your ClearVision Playbook:

🏈 Draft Your Dream Team: Spend the day with people who celebrate your sobriety as much as a touchdown.
📣 Play a Home Game: Opt for a low-key gathering rather than a high-pressure party.
🥤 Control the Concessions: Bring your own snacks! Having your favorites on hand keeps you satisfied and avoids the triggers often associated with party finger foods.
⏱️ Call a Timeout: If the hype is too much, skip the game entirely. Hit the movies or get your grocery shopping done while the aisles are empty!

02/02/2026

You don't have to wait for a sign. Unlike Phil the groundhog, you don't need a shadow or a specific date to decide that today is "Day One." If you need help with substance misuse, please call 570.450.0686.

02/01/2026

This Black History Month, let's remember the power of supporting each other through challenges, including recovery from substance misuse. If you or someone you love needs, please call 570.450.0686.

01/29/2026

Have you heard of Scroll-Free February? We're not opposed to it, especially when new to recovery. Silent triggers like social media may impact your sobriety. Here are some suggestions on how to avoid silent triggers:

📱Unfriend people from whom you bought drugs.
📱Fill your feed with content and people that support your sobriety.
📱 Set health timers to keep you from mindless scrolling.

01/29/2026

If you or someone you love is ready to get help, call us today, 570.450.0686. Addiction does not discriminate.

The actress struggled publicly with drug and alcohol addiction in the early aughts.

01/27/2026

Last week, we teamed up with our local Penn State Commonwealth campus to show our clients that a tight budget doesn't mean you have to sacrifice flavor or nutrition. From navigating the aisles for the best deals to whipping up some incredible meals back in the kitchen, it was a great opportunity to learn and make some good food.

01/27/2026

We know how important those birthday milestones are. That’s why we make it a point to celebrate every client's special day with plenty of treats and love, like these cupcakes! Your family is our family when they're with us, and we love making them smile.

01/25/2026

We are OPEN! Despite the conditions outside, our doors are open for those seeking care. Your health and safety are our top priorities. If you’re ready to take the next step, we’re ready to be there for you.

If you need help with substance misuse, please call 570.450.0686.

01/23/2026

The extreme cold is a heavy weight for our unhoused community, but it can also be the moment someone decides they are ready for a change. As we brace for the storm, our doors are open for those seeking a path out of substance misuse. If you know someone who needs a safe, supportive place to start over, please reach out via DM or call 570.450.0686. We’re here to help them find warmth and a new beginning.

01/21/2026

reminds us of the power of human connection. In recovery, hugs can be a powerful tool:
🤗 Reduce Stress: Physical touch releases oxytocin, a hormone that reduces stress and promotes feelings of calm.
🤗 Boost Mood: Hugs can help combat feelings of loneliness and isolation, common in early recovery.
🤗 Strengthen Bonds: Sharing a hug with loved ones strengthens support networks crucial for long-term recovery success.
Need a hug? Reach out to a friend, family member, or your recovery support network. You're not alone.