SunCloud Health
Melissa Moore is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in the fields of health care, marketing, and business development. Since February 2020, Melissa has served as the Assistant Intake Director at SunCloud Health, overseeing intake operations across multiple locations. Melissa has also been a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor since March 2015. Prior to this, Melissa held the position of Director of National Business Development at Shades of Hope Treatment Center, where valuable referral relationships were established to enhance the client base. Additional experience includes roles as Sales Director at Neiman Marcus and Marketing Consultant with various organizations, demonstrating expertise in client retention strategies and marketing program execution. Melissa holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication from The University of Kansas and further education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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SunCloud Health
SunCloud Health offers intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and residential treatment center with locations in Northbrook, Naperville and Chicago (Lincoln Park), IL, and one location in Gaithersburg, MD. We are committed to achieving the best possible long-term results for our patients and their families through highly personalized, integrated, uncompromising care. Our approach focuses on the unique history and needs of each patient, with special emphasis on helping those who are struggling with more than one (co-occurring) issue. Our team provides long-term support and disease management, for human beings of all genders struggling with alcohol and drug addiction, process addictions, eating disorders, mood disorders, traumas (PTSD), and more. Led by one of the nation’s most prominent clinicians, Kimberly Dennis, MD, and her team of handpicked clinicians, SunCloud utilizes an integrated and holistic care delivery model that is evidence based and designed to maximize the value we can create for our patients and their families. We know many of our patients are not afraid to die. They are afraid to live. Seeking oblivion and trying to escape consciousness by obtruding it with certain substances and self-destructive behaviors is what defines addiction. We know addiction is not a choice. It is a disease of the brain which is influenced by people's lives such that human suffering is a factor which cannot be ignored in treatment. Addiction is an attempt to solve a problem and just to be or feel "normal". Our approach is highly individualized, we meet our patients, where they are at. We diagnose and treat through a comprehensive, personalized lens. We are in this because we care and believe we can make a positive difference in lives as we help our patients work toward sustainable steps, supporting their desire to live free from self-destructive behavior as they embark on a lifelong journey of recovery.