Vida Serena Premier clinic reports 90% recovery rate for chemical dependency treatment
The Vida Serena Premier clinic announced a 90% recovery rate for patients undergoing its chemical dependency program. The methodology is described as biopsychosocial, aligning with the 13 principles set by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Treatment includes group self‑help sessions, a relapse letter, periodic assessments, videotherapy and spiritual activities, all aimed at rehabilitation and social reintegration.
The clinic now accepts major Brazilian health insurance plans such as Cita, Unimed, Geap and Bradesco Saúde, which the organization says will lower financial barriers to care. CEO Geovanni Banegas emphasized that the high recovery figure reflects a structured approach focused on welcoming patients and rebuilding family and social ties. Facilities operate in several locations, including a rehabilitation unit in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, where the supportive environment is intended to improve outcomes and facilitate patients' return to normal life.
Entities: Cuiabá · Geovanni Banegas · Mato Grosso · National Institute on Drug Abuse · Vida Serena Premier