Newsletter Articles | July 31, 1989
GM Chemical Dependency Costs Drop 22% With Program Design Changes
OPEN MINDS The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst
Industry News
A carefully-planned approach to providing chemical dependency treatment for General Motors (GM) employees has resulted in 22% drop in the cost of the companys chemical dependency program according to A Cooperative Effort Thats Paying Off" by Faith Lyman Ham that appeared in The August, 1989 issue of Business & Health. By the end of 1988, GMs chemical dependency benefit had fallen by 22% to $63 million (from $80 million in 1986) through the implementation of . . .
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