AAC holdings incs, (AACH) is a company that operates as a holding company, acquiring shares of subsidiaries without seeking control over them; founded in 2007, it is the largest network of rehabilitation centers in the United States, present with its programs in California, Florida, Texas, Nevada, Mississippi, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.

In 2014, AACH became the first publicly traded addiction treatment provider in the United States.

The treatments used at ACCH are based on research to help clients with drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and mental and behavioral health problems.

AAC Holdings, Inc.  The company supply inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment solutioins for people with drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and co-occurring mental/behavioral health problems in the United States.  The company also utilizes drug testing and diagnostic laboratory services; and provides physician services to its clients.

It also provides multi-media marketing services to families and individuals who struggle with drug addiction alcohol addiction. It pursues treatment options through online directories of treatment providers, treatment provider reviews, forums, and professional communities.

Its treatment services incorporte motivational therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, rational  and emotive behavior therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, and systematic family intervention.

AAC Holdings, Inc. is a contributor of inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment services for people with drug and alcohol addiction cooccurring mentalbehavioral health issues.

The Company is based in Brentwood, Tennessee, and provides inpatient and outpatient substance use treatment solutions for people with drug addiction, alcohol addiction and cooccurring mental/behavioral health issues.

Freeman joined the company in early 2013 and had been its chief independent director since mid-2014 before AAC Holdings listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.

AACH programs are staffed by professionals who specialize in addiction, including physicians, nurses, licensed marriage and family therapists, social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists.

Each patient is assigned a high proportion of specialist staff in the area which assure fully personalized care.

AACH has successfully completed the financial restructuring that makes it a solid company with limited debt and has planned long-term growth.

Its debt has been reduced by approximately $500 million, AACH, AAC holdings incs with a capital structure will enter a growth phase, where stocks have appreciated, an investment tactic increased its IPO by $75 million attracted renowned investors such as Morgan Stanley and Deerfield Management and caused that through a mutual fund, a diversity of investors have joined their funds in shares of AAC holdings, has been among many others, the cause of the rebound of this company.

AACH has doubled its bed capacity in the short term, the result is to increase the incoming demand of people seeking treatment significantly, for this we have acquired the Referral Solutions Group and Taj Media achieving this goal is fulfilled in the short term, providing that the platform is available to many people, these are the aspirations of Michael Cartwright, who is the president and CEO of AAC Holdings.

Financial and operational highlights from AACH include improvements in admissions to more than 4,900 per quarter, a decrease in quarterly operating expenses of more than 27 percent, AAC holdings’ shareholder losses down to 20 percent, and a substantial improvement in EBITDA to 92 percent.

The addition of independent board members has increased the Company’s expertise, and agreements with senior lenders have been consolidated, providing AACH $5 million in additional liquidity and reducing the cost of capital.

AACH to manage its revenues, which are broken down into customer-related and non-customer-related revenues, the former consisting of inpatient treatment facility services and related professional services, outpatient facility services, professional services and sober living services, and customer-related diagnostic services, may be drug testing and customer-related diagnostic laboratory services.

Non-client related income includes marketing and diagnostic services provided to third parties, addiction services provided to individuals in the criminal justice system, and total income of more than $65 million, of which client related diagnostic services have increased by more than 162 percent.

The EBITDA of AACH, has increased considerably in the last year, affecting the balance sheets and the cash flow, representing for the last quarters more than.

The Company’s earnings for the years ended December 31, 2005, and 2004 were $2.5 million, accounts receivable of over $60 million, net property and equipment of $170 million and total long-term debt of approximately $345 million.

Cash flow used in operations totaled over $5,000 for the fourth quarter.

Currently, AACH is in a process that aims to implement mechanisms for generating additional value to its assets that include real estate portfolios, these are comprised of treatment centers throughout the United States.

The management’s fundamental objective is to take advantage of this portfolio to create additional liquidity, to minimize the cost of capital and to increase value for shareholders. These real estate strategies will include leases, after sales of facilities or large portions of the AAC holdings real estate portfolio.

AACH, has the perspective to continue as a lifesaver for families who are in need of addiction treatment for any family member, and is constantly evolving as a company, pursuing the highest level of care for its patients, with the support of its senior secured lenders, who efficiently value the demanding requirements of the services provided by this company today and in the future.

AACH has acquired an online drug treatment company for $60 million. All AAC Holdings subsidiaries, American Addiction Centers and the Sober Media Group, purchased Referral Solutions Group and Taj Media for $35 million in cash and $25 million in stock.

These companies are dedicated to publishing content on substance abuse websites and digital marketing assets, the two companies generate revenues reaching $13 million and an EBITDA of approximately $5.2, with this acquisition AACH expands from being the leading treatment provider to an innovative marketing company, increasing its marketing capabilities, establishing itself with a very significant presence on the Internet as an addiction treatment industry and maximizing its growth.

This acquisition produces a reduction in future marketing spending, and becomes an investment that solidifies the ability to fill new beds and maintain continued growth. In addition, this negotiation led to a 50 percent increase in AAC shares, and these acquisitions of AAC holdings have been reflected in an increase in beds, having doubled in short term.

AAC Holdings serves customers in the United States at its address in the state of Tennessee, specifically at 200 Powell Place Brentwood, TN 37027, and can be reached by telephone at 1-888-966-7983 and on its website at www.americanaddictioncenters.org.

AACH continues to grow and is positioned as the first company to truly transform treatment for substance and alcohol abusers. The company’s staff throughout the United States is trained to make ACC holdings incs a service with ETQC, Efficient and Timely Quick Contact features, and is therefore a dedicated staff with a high vocational level of clinical care and effective treatment solutions, enhancing the organization’s mission.

AAC bases its main objectives in the construction of a national brand that provides help curing addictive diseases, being at the same time a guarantee of profitability for its investors, providing the possibility of increasing its financial staff.

AACH executives not only focus the organization’s efforts on treating addiction and recovery, but also on generating leads, increasing conversion rates and filling beds, improving collections and reducing overall costs and facility costs.

AACH’s multi-faceted growth strategy is based on the continued execution of the active novo portfolio and the acquisition of treatment facilities that complement and generate increased bed capacity for in-network and out-of-network admissions, and an increased outpatient network.

The management team has a history of operations in different states of the Union with existing facilities and others under construction, forming an excellent team that has a passion for the treatment of people suffering from addictions.