Bangor Daily News
Supporting first responders means much than pulling over when you hear a siren
“Nationally, firefighters and EMS providers are five times more likely than the general public to experience mental health disorders like PTSD, depression, and suicidal thoughts.”
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3mEverest Recovery Centers expands access to recovery services in Hancock County
ELLSWORTH — Everest Recovery Centers in Ellsworth is now open and treating new patients. The clinic provides outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder. Everest Recovery Centers new facility is located at 190 Bangor Road. They look forward to improving access to opioid addiction treatment services in Hancock County. This is Everest Recovery’s fourth clinic in […]