Transitions Clinic Network Programs: Regulatory Guidance

Evidence-Based Practice

Federal/State Guidance

Naloxone distribution

Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD)

Questions to ask agencies include

Health departments

  • Do individuals need a prescription to receive naloxone in my state?
  • Does Medicaid cover naloxone in my state?

Correctional facilities

  • Do patients receive MOUD during incarceration? Which medications are prescribed? Is a system in place for warm handoffs upon release?

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