U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Adam Khosroabadi and U.S. Army Veteran Chauncy Nash have joined Virtue Recovery's outreach team, expanding nationwide support for veterans and others facing addiction, PTSD, and mental health challenges. The addition of these two military veterans represents a significant expansion of the organization's capacity to serve individuals and families navigating substance abuse and mental health struggles.
Adam Khosroabadi, a Community Outreach Specialist, brings extensive behavioral health and business development experience along with his background as a Marine Corps Combat Veteran. He will directly support Virtue At The Pointe Recovery Center in Astoria, Oregon, and Virtue Recovery Center in Milwaukie, Oregon. His personal recovery journey and military service enable him to build trust and compassion within the communities he serves.
Chauncy Nash, a Business Development Liaison, brings 20 years of military service including multiple combat tours, followed by three years in healthcare as a liaison and regional account manager. His military leadership experience combined with healthcare expertise makes him particularly suited for Virtue Recovery's mission. Nash holds an Associate of Arts in Business Data Analytics and is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Software Development.
The hiring of these veterans is strategically important because they bring lived experience with the unique challenges veterans face regarding mental health and recovery. Their military backgrounds provide deep understanding of discipline, resilience, and sacrifice—qualities essential for effective outreach and support. Both men share the organization's core values of compassion, courage, and commitment to service.
Virtue Recovery operates a nationally accredited network of recovery and detox centers with locations in Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, and Texas. The organization emphasizes a whole-person approach to addiction and mental health care that focuses on healing every layer of a person's life. Their dual-diagnosis programs treat substance abuse and mental health conditions together, combining evidence-based therapies with individualized support.
Michael Banis, Chief Development Officer, stated that Khosroabadi and Nash bring more than just experience to Virtue Recovery—they bring heart, grit, and relentless dedication to helping others heal. Their presence strengthens the mission to provide hope, healing, and lasting recovery for individuals and families across the country.
The expansion of the Business Development Team through these veteran hires enhances Virtue Recovery's ability to reach more people, offer more support, and expand pathways to lasting recovery. The organization's treatment approach integrates physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of healing to help individuals build foundations for lasting wellness. More information about their programs is available at https://VirtueAThePointe.com.
