ATAP is a non-profit organization created by Philadelphia Trade Unions to contain costs and promote improved service delivery for substance use disorder, mental health concerns and related issues to union members, retirees and dependents.
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Group effort by some members and the Allied Trades Assistance Program to get a Brother into recovery today. You know who you are, you made a difference today. We are #u1 , if you see a Brother or Sister struggling, ...
It was great talking to you. I feel like you’re the only one in my corner. I appreciate you so much. You took the time to care and that meant a lot to me.
ATAP has had an outstanding effect on cost savings to our Funds in these very tough health care times. But more importantly, ATAP has made Plumbers Local Union No. 690 members and their families its No. 1 priority. ATAP can ...
Local #98 IBEW has been an active participant in the Allied Trades Assistance Program since its inception. Our members have always received the best personalized care for their mental health and substance abuse problems. The ATAP treatment program has always ...
ATAP has saved thousands of dollars for union Health and Welfare programs, but more importantly they have helped save the lives of hundreds of our union members. The personal and professional commitment served by the ATAP has given our members ...
As you are all well aware, the Corona Virus (COVID-19) is rapidly growing within our state and our community. Our primary focus at this time is the health and safety of our staff and our members.
We are working on procedures to assure there are no breaks in services. At this time, ATAP will not be available for face to face evaluations. We will continue to be available for telephonic evaluations and support along with our 24 hour telephonic support available for those in crisis.
To our providers, we are asking for ongoing patience as we work to streamline processes for claims. Please submit all claim forms through fax at 215-677-9046 or email at eap@alliedtrades-online.com. We are working diligently to get claims paid within a timely manner, however we may need an extension in order to get checks out.
We are all in this together and we promise to do our part. We strongly encourage all our staff and our members to continue to follow CDC updates and guidelines. If you have any questions and/or concerns please contact us directly at 215-677-8820.
