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When a baby is born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) as a result of drug exposure while in the womb, finding an appropriate setting for the newborn is essential to its survival. Lily's Place, a recovery center serving the Huntington, West Virginia, area, focuses on working with both child and mother to help heal the family from chemical dependence. Offering the highest level of care in a nurturing, home-like atmosphere, Lily's Place also operates at a fraction of the cost of a hospital stay. In How to Create an NAS Center: A New Model of Care for Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, the cofounders of Lily's Place provide a comprehensive set of guidelines for creating a low-stimulus, medically appropriate environment for the care and treatment of infants born with NAS. Including detailed information on setting up nonprofit status, bylaws, articles of incorporation, and staffing, this book details the entire process of creating a nuturing residential treatment facility for babies experiencing withdrawal. Full of wisdom and insight from a team of specialists with over sixty years of experience in the NICU arena, this book is an essential resource for anyone hoping to establish a thriving NAS center in their community.

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Dr. Sean Loudin is the medical director at Lily's Place. He is a neonatologist and a national expert in the care of NAS/NOWS babies. Sara Murray, RN, is a cofounder of Lily's Place. She has worked with NAS/NOWS babies for over twenty-five years and created the first in-hospital specialized unit for drug exposed newborns. Rhonda Edmunds, RN, is a cofounder of Lily's Place and the driving force behind its infant-focused model. She has over twenty-five years of experience caring for the needs of drug-exposed newborns. Mary Calhoun Brown is a cofounder of Lily's Place, author and active children's advocate

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