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Happy New Year! Workit Health’s Year in Review

2018 was another year of milestones for Workit Health. We couldn’t have done it without our Workit member community and supporters. Let’s review some of 2018’s highlights.

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2018 was another year of milestones for Workit Health.

We couldn’t have done it without our Workit member community and supporters. It’s hard to believe that Robin and Lisa, Workit’s founders, first had the dream of accessible, engaging, evidence-based addiction treatment only a few years ago. The dream has grown to a company with offices in several states and thousands of Workit members receiving evidence-based online addiction treatment.

Some highlights of 2018:

+ We received B Corporation status, proudly joining the movement of more than 2,300 companies dedicated to using business as a force of good. We join companies like Warby Parker, Ben & Jerry’s, and Patagonia.

+ We received accreditation from the Joint Commission, after undergoing a rigorous review process.

+ Workit Clinic launched in California, offering Suboxone & online therapy. Since the clinic’s opening, we’ve proudly partnered with BAART and the state of California to provide funding to those who need it. We continue to serve the entire state.

 Our California opioid addiction clinic offers telehealth medication & online therapy after a single visit. Our California opioid addiction clinic offers telehealth medication & online therapy after a single visit.

+ The launch of the California Clinic’s innovative, evidence-backed online solution for opioid addiction was featured in Diablo Magazine.

+ In Michigan, we moved to a larger Workit Clinic in Ann Arbor, after outgrowing our original space in Canton. We continue to offer evidence-backed medication for opioid addiction via telehealth as a direct response to the overdose epidemic after a single in-person appointment.

 Our Michigan clinic offers engaging, accessible telehealth treatment after one visit. Our Michigan clinic offers engaging, accessible telehealth treatment after one visit.

+ Our telehealth solution for those struggling with opioid addiction in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan was featured in Bridge Michigan.

+ We continued to work with employers around America (and the world!) on preventing substance misuse in the workplace and creating cultures and communities supportive of recovery.

+ In April, we were featured in a WIRED magazine article by Zachary Siegel which asked, “Addiction rehab is broken, can technology fix it?”

+ Our Co-CEO & Founder Robin got married in a mountaintop ceremony, and you bet there was a mocktail bar at the reception. Congrats, Robin and Beau!

+ We interviewed inspiring recovery leaders, writers, and thinkers on our blog this year, including:

  • ‘Cleaner Daze’ writer/director Tess Sweet,

  • YA author Amy Reed,

  • ‘The Big Fix’ author and harm reduction advocate Tracey Helton Mitchell,

  • 8 Step Recovery Founder Valerie Mason-John, and

  • ‘My Fair Junkie’ author Amy Dresner

+ And our team told their own stories of recovery on our blog this year:

 Robin & Lisa, Workit’s Co-CEO’s & Founders Robin & Lisa, Workit’s Co-CEO’s & Founders

  • Robin, Workit’s Co-CEO & Founder, shared 10 lessons she’s learned in 10 years of sobriety.

  • Lisa, Workit’s Co-CEO & Founder, wrote about 16 ways her recovery has evolved in the 16 years she’s been sober.

  • Brooke, our Head of Care Management, celebrated Recovery Month this year with a love letter to herself.

  • Kali, Workit’s Head of Marketing, chronicled her experiences with abstinence and moderation and wrote about what she wanted people to know about struggling with opioid addiction.

  • Corissa, our Intake Coordinator, recounted the difficulties and victories of giving up heroin.

Were all of these milestones huge for us? Absolutely. But none of them compared to seeing our members succeed in our programs. Each success story was the real highlight of 2018 for us. Check out our client’s reviews from 2018 for inspiration. See you in 2019!

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Kali Lux is a consumer marketing leader with a focus on healthcare and wellness. She has over a decade of experience in building and operating metrics-driven brand, demand generation, and customer experience teams. A founding member of Workit Health’s team and a person in recovery herself, she’s passionate about fighting stigma and developing strategies that allow more people access to quality treatment at the moment they’re ready for help.

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