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Hazelden Betty Ford opens Hudson clinic to meet growing local need
12 Jun 2025
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With mental health and substance use issues on the rise across Wisconsin and nationwide, the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation has expanded its reach in western Wisconsin by opening a new in-person treatment center in Hudson.
The new facility marks a significant step in providing integrated, evidence-based care for those living with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
“Many people who struggle with addiction are also managing trauma, anxiety or depression — and vice versa,” said Danny Jordan, manager of clinical services for Wisconsin. “At our Hudson facility, we treat both, head-on, with an interdisciplinary team that includes co-occurring therapists, medical professionals, psychiatrists and family support staff.”
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