But Betty Ford was much more than just a name on the Betty Ford Center. She was involved with every detail — from sharing her story with fellow patients to decorating, to choosing the art work ...

Ford center co-founded by former first lady Minnesota-based Hazelden has expanded to other states Hazelden CEO Mark Mishek will run combined organization RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. -- The Betty Ford ...

The Betty Ford Center provides you with a full continuum of specialized, state-of-the-art rehabilitation services and programs, including: Comprehensive bio-psycho-social assessments, evaluation ...

Hazelden Betty Ford offers a full continuum of specialized, state-of-the-art treatment services and programs, including: Comprehensive mental health and substance abuse evaluation and diagnosis ...

According to the USPS website, the stamp art is a detail from the official 1977 White House portrait by Felix de Cossio showing Betty Ford dressed in a pale blue chiffon dress.

In the end, Betty Ford had the last word from the grave. The former first lady, never one to pull her punches, removed the longtime director of the famed rehab center she founded from the list of ...

She used to lecture to the patients at the Betty Ford Center once a month, and share her story. So, they really felt connected to her, and that's a big part of that work is being connected.

“In Step with Betty Ford” opens April 10 at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Mich., and is in celebration of the late first lady’s 100th birthday on April 8.