Dr. David J. Hendricks, MD, FASAM
Addiction Medicine Specialist | Addiction Medicine
130 Division St Derby CT, 06418About
Dr. David Hendricks practices Addiction Medicine in Connecticut. He has experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings and is currently the Director of Medical Affairs for Pathfinder Recovery in Connecticut as well as the medical director for Berkshire Mountain Health in Massachucettes. Having a background in emergency medicine has helped Dr. Hendricks shape his practice to meet patients where they are and has experience in all levels of detoxification. He understands the importance of mediciation assisted treatment but also knows that there are patients who do not need it.
Education and Training
Ross Univ- Sch Of Med & Vet Med- Roseau- Dominica 2000
Board Certification
American Board of Addiction Medicine
American Board of Emergency Medicine
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Areas of expertise and specialization
Awards
- Physician of the year 2016 Griffin Hospital
Professional Memberships
- American society of addiction medicine
Professional Society Memberships
- ASAM
What do you attribute your success to?
- Our MissionWe are dedicated to providing safe, confidential, and personalized programs that empower our patients on their journey to recovery. Utilizing a holistic and integrative approach to recovery, medication assistance, and round-the-clock support, we strive to help our patients break free from addiction, regain control of their lives, and embrace a brighter, healthier future. We strongly believe that addiction is a family disease, and no one recovers alone, so we incorporate families into the recovery process. We are committed to making the path to recovery accessible and supportive, fostering hope and healing within the comfort of ones home.
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