New clinic in Portland poised to treat fentanyl addiction in youths and adults
Unlike most providers, Great Circle Recovery’s opioid treatment program will offer methadone to youths, which can better treat fentanyl withdrawal.
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Unlike most providers, Great Circle Recovery’s opioid treatment program will offer methadone to youths, which can better treat fentanyl withdrawal.
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The bill would establish a new cell phone tax to fund a hotline that advocates and lawmakers say is key to rebuilding Oregon’s mental health services.
A model of charging high patient fees without guaranteeing access to evidence-based care makes addiction care attractive to private equity firms.
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Proponents showed up in force to support legislation that would clear legal hurdles preventing wider distribution of naloxone, an opioid overdose-reversing drug.
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Key Oregon legislators outline areas of the drug decriminalization law they hope to improve upon.
Oregon Secretary of State auditors say it will be impossible to gauge the law’s success without improvements.
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The medication is effective in reversing opioid overdoses, but administrative hurdles prevent it from being more available.
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It will accept Medicare and fill other gaps in the area’s behavioral health care system.
Federal regulators found the state-run mental health hospital still has problems with medication, food storage, cleanliness and sanitation.
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A judge upholds a ruling that limits the length of psychiatric treatment for patients awaiting criminal prosecution.