Our History & Mission
ARS was established in 2004 to provide medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.
Addiction Recovery Systems restores lives by providing state of the art treatment to individuals affected by the disease of addiction. We provide an environment of recovery enhancing the lives of individuals, families and community by embracing our core values of Respect; Empowerment; Professionalism; Excellence
Our Team
CEO
Tara Andrews, MPA
Senior Medical Director
Dr. Lee Tannenbaum, MD, FASAM
Director of Clinical Services
Jennifer Keen, MSW, LCSW (NJ, VA), ICCS, CCS
Executive Directors
Michelle D’Angelo-Myles, MA
Liana Rhodes, MSW, LCADC, CCS, CCTP
Carlena Hammonds, LSW, CAADC
Alayna Hoffman, MA, CAADC
Tracie Kennison, MS, LCADC
Danielle Davis, MS, LCDP, CCDP, CADC
Jacqueline Trotter, CSAD
Jessica Mastrangelo, LPC, TF-CBT, NCC
Jodi Herndon, MS, LPC CSAC, CAADC
Accreditations and Associations
Internationally recognized nonprofit health and human services accreditor.
Promotes high quality, effective medication assisted treatment for opioid addiction to assist individuals, families and communities to lead healthy lives in recovery and without stigma.
Advocates to eliminate the stigma and discrimination against people with opioid use disorders and focuses on legislative and other efforts at the local, state and national levels to improve access to effective health care.
Enhances patient care for opiate dependence for individuals and families. Promotes medication assisted treatment as a viable and best practice.
Pennsylvania Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence
To promote medication assisted treatment of opioid use disorder and reduce stigma.
For a copy of our annual report please contact our corporate office at 484-731-2500
Accreditations and Associations
Internationally recognized nonprofit health and human services accreditor.
Promotes high quality, effective medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction to assist individuals, families and communities to lead healthy lives in recovery and without stigma.
Advocates to eliminate the stigma and discrimination against people with opioid use disorders and focuses on legislative and other efforts at the local, state and national levels to improve access to effective health care.
Enhances patient care for opiate dependence for individuals and families. Promotes medication-assisted treatment as a viable and best practice.
Pennsylvania Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence
To promote medication-assisted treatment of opioid use disorder and reduce stigma.
For a copy of our annual report please contact our corporate office at 484-731-2500