Cusner brought accelerated growth to these facilities, while increasing employee retention and workflow optimization. Adam Cusner, PhD is an organizational psychologist by training and has brought his decade-plus experience to the healthcare field serving as the Executive Vice President of Operations for a 22-facility portfolio of skilled nursing facilities, assisted living and independent living centers across Ohio and Arizona, with an annual revenue over $250MM. I look forward to prosperous growth as we head in a new and positive direction.ĭr. In summation, these changes present an excellent opportunity for our organization to develop our mission, vision, and purpose. As mentioned above, it also allows us to have a national brand, which will make us a recognizable name in the addiction and mental health field. This new name is a representation of that process. We support them through a life-changing process of healing and recovery, and they leave our facilities changed. Everyone who comes through our doors is in a moment of profound struggle in their lives. You will still see our existing facility names co-branded with TruHealing for the time being. You may be asking, “Why are we doing this?” This new name will give us national uniformity and help brand ourselves as a whole, which will be done in phases. Our new national name, TruHealing Addiction & Mental Health Treatment, will eventually replace Amatus Recovery Centers. This is why I am pleased to announce that we are officially rebranding. Building creative approaches to reach more people will take our company to new heights. Someone should write a program that compares all of the nameless files against files on the machine itself to at least rename those files, and then the files that are related to it would have to be older versions of it.As we continue to grow Amatus Health, the need to stay competitive and differentiate ourselves in unique ways is crucial. It just seems strange the way that Time Machine is set up, where basically everything is there, but no way to identify anything.
I also have a disk I keep offsite that has just a couple of backups starting 6 months ago, but not as far back as my erased disk.
#MYTIME RECOVERY FULL#
I've created an full backup of my system on another disk to cover me for now. I also tried Disk Utility and Disk Warrior to try and repair/recover the directory with no luck. I used Disk Drill to scan and recover all of the files to another disk, but as expected the file structure and names are all gone. UPDATE: Here is what I've been able to do:
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So, I am wondering if recovering the erased disk to a new disk would be a way to get my Time Machine disk back? I'm using Disk Drill as an example, which appears to have this function. Is it possible to recover my Time Machine disk?ĮDIT: In looking at disk recovery programs, some seem to be able to recover entire partitions if nothing has been overwritten (which is the case for me). Under "Security Options" it was set to "Don't Erase Data", so I would think that it means the data is there, but the directory and information of where/how everything is stored is gone. I erased (not deleted) the entire Time Machine disk by accident in Disk Utility instead of another disk.
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