AXIS 2017 is excited to announce collaborations with the American Addiction Treatment Association (AATA) and the Addiction Treatment Marketing Association (ATMO). AATA and ATMO will be providing their expertise through hosted workshops at AXIS and will further enhance the Summit's educational mission. Read more about our collaborators below. The full brochure is now available online. View AXIS Brochure Room Block Ending Soon - January 6 Don't wait - the room block is ending soon and rooms are filling up quickly at the gorgeous Naples Grande Beach Resort. Enjoy 23 picturesque acres along the Gulf of Mexico, seven miles of pristine white-sand beach, three swimming pools, and stylish guestrooms and spacious suites overlooking the Gulf. Book now to take advantage of the AXIS discounted rate. Click here to learn more and reserve your room.    About the AXIS Collaborators  The American Addiction Treatment Association (AATA) is a national trade association that provides online resources and training events, including state-by-state compliance requirements for licensing and certification, operations, reimbursement, clinical standards, patient privacy, quality assurance, and risk management. AATA delivers reliable information and resources on compliance and best practices to enable recovery industry professionals, owners, and operators to navigate the evolving clinical and regularly landscapes. AATA tracks industry trends,  federal and state rules and regulations, and payor activity and requirements. The Addiction Treatment Marketing Organization (ATMO) was established as a working group to study and promote issues pertaining to the ethical marketing of addiction treatment. The organization was formed in response to intensifying concerns among addiction professionals that unethical marketing practices are increasingly threatening to misinform prospective clients and damage the credibility of the addiction treatment field. ATMO is intended to raise awareness, offer insights, encourage discussion, and offer guidance to help the treatment industry self-regulate this most important segment of the medical field.

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