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New opioid treatment center opening in Redmond

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According to health officials, two of the most common barriers to addiction treatment are cost and location.

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How Delaware aims to fix opioid settlement grant woes

Why Should Delaware Care?As Delaware gears up to release $13 million from a fund meant to reduce overdose deaths and mitigate the opioid crisis, the commission responsible for managing the funds voted to revamp its grant process. The new oversight mechanisms will be stress-tested on the largest round of grants distributed to date. A Delaware commission that’s doled more than $15 million to private organizations to fight the state’s opioid crisis…

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New opioid treatment center opening in Redmond

According to health officials, two of the most common barriers to addiction treatment are cost and location.

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Pharmacy Buprenorphine Programs Can Increase OUD Treatment Access, But Barriers Limit Engagement

The top reported barriers to providing buprenorphine included regulatory and administrative, operational and attitudinal, and patient-related challenges.

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Redmond Spokesman

Opioid treatment center set to open in Redmond

A new medication assisted treatment center for those recovering from substance use disorder will open next week in downtown Redmond.

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Central Oregon Daily

New Redmond opioid treatment center opens next week

Treatment offered at the center will include counseling and FDA-approved addiction treatment. It will accept Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and self-payment options.

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Oregon Health Authority: New Opioid Treatment Center in Central Oregon - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

New opioid treatment center enhances access to services in Central Oregon, supports Oregon’s efforts to reduce opioid deaths Salem, Ore. – A new medication assisted treatment center for those recovering from substance use disorder will open this month in Redmond, enhancing access to services in Central Oregon and supporting Oregon’s efforts to reduce opioid deaths statewide. “In the past, people seeking treatment for opioid use disorder in Centr…

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