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HOW IS MY HEALTH INFORMATION PROTECTED?
Your health information, which means any written or oral information that we create or receive that describes your health condition, treatment or payments, is protected by HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
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HOW DO I GET HELP?
Call us at 1-800-225-4673 and speak with an addiction professional in our access center to ask a question or to make an appointment for an assessment
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Alumni & Volunteers

 

Partners in Life-Long Recovery

At Fairbanks, we understand that recovery is a lifelong process. Fairbanks provides numerous opportunities for our alumni to stay connected and involved through advocacy, education, service work and social activities. But why stop there? No matter how long ago it has been, we want you to feel welcome to reconnect.

Ways to Stay Connected

By establishing these relationships, we provide a source of hope and support for thousands of individuals and families struggling with alcohol and drug abuse and addiction. Ways to stay connected to Fairbanks include:

Advocacy

  • Fundraising
  • Marketing

Education

  • Workshops
  • Spirituality
  • Parenting
  • Wellness
  • Life Skills (Careers, Money Management, Nutrition)

Volunteering

  • Alumni-facilitated orientation groups for new patients
  • Back Home Again meetings - Every Thursday evening at 8pm in the cafeteria
  • Gift shop
  • Alumni Contacts
  • Planning committees
  • And other volunteer opportunities

Social activities

  • Alumni social outings
  • Annual Fairbanks golf tournament
     

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NEWS

Lab results come back negative
We are pleased to report that the Marion County Public Health Department and the FBI have notified Fairbanks that preliminary reports on the unknown substance delivered to us yesterday, May 13, have come back negative for harmful agents.

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Update: Unknown Substance Delivered to Fairbanks
Earlier this afternoon an envelope with an unknown substance was delivered to Fairbanks. Following protocol, IMPD was contacted to ensure the safety of our patients, employees and visitors. According to a Marion County Public Health Department representative, field screenings of the substance did not detect anything hazardous

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