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When a patient leaves treatment early, the impact is more than clinical - it’s financial. chess.health/white-papers/t…

💚 Mental Health Awareness Month 💚 At CHESS Health, we believe mental health care should be accessible, compassionate, and stigma‑free—especially for individuals living with or recovering from substance use disorder (SUD).

Happy #MentalHealthMonth! 💚 This year, we’re on a mission to help people have more good days. Get involved at mhanational.org/mental-health-… 💚

“We make it so challenging for them to access treatment medications in the first place. When people are displaced or unable to get to their usual clinics or pharmacies, those challenges just become insurmountable.” kffhealthnews.org/public-health/…

We're incredibly grateful for our partnership with Valley Hope Addiction Treatment & Recovery and for their presentation today at #NatCon26. At CHESS Health, our mission is simple: to support our partners, so they can better support what matters most.

Day 2 at #NatCon26 and full of gratitude! We're grateful for the meaningful conversations with our partners, the new connections made, and the supportive space centered on community impact.

We’re in Denver for #NatCon2026 and can’t wait to connect! Stop by Booth #1324 to catch up on our latest and upcoming enhancements.

Next week we head to Denver for #NatCon2026! We're excited to showcase our innovative digital behavioral health tools at booth #1324. Our team will be there, eager to share inspiring case studies on how our solutions can enhance your impact on the SUD crisis. See you there!👋

U.S. mental health and SUD spending grew from $40.9B in 2000 to $139.6B in 2021, reaching 5.5% of all medical expenditures. Notably, the majority of this increase (87.3%) reflects more people entering care, rather than higher treatment costs per case. healthaffairs.org/doi/full/10.13…

April is Stress Awareness Month, a reminder that stress can take a real toll on both mental health and substance use recovery. You don’t have to manage it alone 💙

Don’t miss our partners from Valley Hope Addiction Treatment & Recovery presenting “Digital Solutions for Treatment Transitions and Long-Term Recovery Support” on April 29 at 10:30 MST at #NatCon26.

April is National Minority Health Month - a time to recognize that advancing health equity takes collaboration across the entire care ecosystem.

Heading to #NatCon26? Meet with CHESS Health for a 1:1 30‑minute assessment to review ROI and potential financial impact of digital engagement for SUD for your business and the populations you serve. Book your spot now👉: hubs.li/Q048mMxw0

“The next opioid epidemic.” That’s how some experts are describing the rise of gambling addiction as sports betting expands rapidly across the U.S. "What we’re trying to serve is the gap between treatment visits." fiercehealthcare.com/providers/next…

Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a growing public health crisis in the United States, impacting millions of individuals, families, and communities. chess.health/blog/hidden-in…

Your patient completed treatment. Your member followed the care plan. Your client showed up every week. And then they went home to nothing. No community. No connection. Loneliness isn't a side effect of addiction. bit.ly/3PVkI6V

Recovery isn’t just about starting treatment, it’s about staying connected. It's crucial to stay engaged, supported, and moving forward every step of the way. 💙 #AlcoholAwarenessMonth #SUD #PatientEngagement #DigitalHealth

We’re excited to join We’re excited to join APNC for their Spring 2026 Conference on April 14th – 16th! Stop by to explore new strategies, celebrate your progress, and learn about upcoming enhancements designed to support the incredible work happening across your community.

The data is clear: patients with substance use disorder who also have comorbid conditions are significantly more likely to return to the ED within 72 hours, require hospital admission, and generate avoidable costs across their entire care episode. chess.health/blog/sud-comor…

“If you have a family member using substances and they show up to Thanksgiving dinner, everyone’s going to notice that something is different this year. Not so (much) when we talk about any form of gambling. It can be longer before people seek help.” seattletimes.com/seattle-news/m…