Unlocking the Potential: Medication Assisted Therapies for Opioid Substance Use Disorder in Correctional Settings
To reduce overdose rates in the U.S., leaders must recognize the impact of medication-assisted treatment in correctional facilities.
HRSA Commits $52M to Health Centers Supporting People Leaving Incarceration
The Health Resources and Services Administration is making a $52 million investment in 54 health centers to support the health needs of those leaving incarceration.
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Health Leaders Applaud HHS’ Action Giving Some Incarcerated Individuals Medicaid Coverage Before Release
Illinois, Kentucky, Oregon, Utah and Vermont have been authorized by HHS to provide Medicaid/Children’s Health Insurance Program coverage to those transitioning out of incarceration up to 90 days before they're released. Several healthcare leaders called the action a necessary step.
Lower Health Care Costs, Help Inmates. Why Aren’t There PrEP Programs in Prison?
Prisons should offer abundant opportunities for HIV screening and comprehensive pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) adherence programs to benefit incarcerated individuals and carceral systems as a whole.
What 4 Execs Want People To Know About the Intersection Between the Justice System and Behavioral Health
There needs to be better communication, a focus on clinically appropriate care and more empathy when it comes to treating the mental health of the incarcerated population, executives said during a recent panel discussion.