Under this project, comprehensive OUD services will be implemented by the Rural Minnesota Opioid Response for Black, Indigenous, People of Color Plus (RM-OR4BIPOC+) Consortium including Martin County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition, the Rock County Oral Health Taskforce, Southwestern Minneso
OFMQ is the recipient of funding through by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) to combat substance use and opioid use disorders (SUD/OUD) in southcentral Oklahoma.
Our psychostimulant project will focus on methamphetamine prevention, treatment, and recovery in the frontier counties of Big Horn, Rosebud, and Custer Counties in South Eastern Montana.
Hawaii Island is an isolated social service desert. Whereas, many residents in rural America can access treatment services by driving to the nearest metropolitan area, islanders cannot.
The goal of the proposed Robeson County RCORP-Implementation project is to strengthen and expand Substance Use Disorder (SUD)/Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery services in order to enhance access to treatment and movement towards recovery among residents of Robeson Cou
The Prescription Opioid Solutions (PRxOS) Project was established in 2018 as a direct response to the Community Health Assessment (CHA) priority needs and vision of North Idahoans. Our four-county rural target service area has all the characteristics of a community facing an opioid epidemic.
Northwest Medical Foundation of Tillamook (NWMFT), its project consortium partners, and additional community stakeholder organizations propose to implement RCORP Tillamook’s new strategic plan with the support of RCORP-Implementation funding.
Toombs County, Georgia has demographics similar to many poor, rural and underserved areas of the country. Our poverty, illiteracy and child abuse rates are among the highest in the nation. Furthermore, our health indicators are among the worst in the nation.
The Iowa Opioid Use Disorder Consortium is lead by the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative and purposely compromised of both state and local organizations committed to reducing the morbidity and mortality of substance use disorder, including opioid use disorder in three high-risk rural Iowa communities
To implement the proposed activities, the consortium will: apply an established medical home team-based workflow; utilize and expand existing telemedicine and hub-and-spoke networks; leverage existing behavioral health, Ryan White, and viral hepatitis (HCV) service lines as well as an existing st
