Medicaid Cuts Threaten Access to Opioid Addiction Treatment for Millions
Recent changes to Medicaid have significantly impacted individuals battling opioid addiction, like Stephanie from Florida, who faced the loss of her essential methadone treatment. With over 25 million Americans losing Medicaid coverage since the end of pandemic protections, the urgent need for continuous access to addiction care has never been more critical. As healthcare policies evolve, the intersection of treatment access and public health remains a pressing concern for communities and policymakers alike.
Study Shows Impact of Mobile Methadone Units in Rural Areas
A recent study has highlighted the impact of mobile methadone units in rural areas, particularly in addressing the challenges of limited healthcare infrastructure and transportation barriers. The study, published in Health Services Research, emphasized the potential benefits of providing new…