This statewide program in California provides access to medications for opioid use disorder in the emergency departments of 53 hospitals and links to treatment

An opioid addiction recovery program in North Carolina for pregnant and post-partum women provides comprehensive services and support

A jail-based treatment and recovery program in Virginia for those with criminal justice involvement who struggle with addiction

 A statewide helpline assists Indiana practitioners to find appropriate treatment for youth with substance use disorders ages 17 or younger

An Arizona program links overdose survivors with treatment and recovery services

This pre-booking diversion program connects low-level drug offenders with addiction treatment and social services

An out-patient medical home model in Boston provides individualized, multi-disciplinary treatment for pregnant and post-partum women with substance use disorder

Mobile units providing methadone and counseling increase access to treatment for opioid use disorder

An emergency department-initiated intervention in Indianapolis grounded in recovery coaching, harm reduction, and linkage to evidence-based treatment

A hospital-initiated program in Missouri connects patients with peer recovery services and opioid use disorder treatment

A jail in a Massachusetts rural community reduces recidivism by providing medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), including buprenorphine

A Massachusetts police department serves as an entryway to treatment and recovery from substance use disorder

A community-based outreach and mobile care recovery program in urban Philadelphia serves people with addictive disorders

A comprehensive program model, including harm reduction and treatment, that focuses on a chronically homeless population that is disproportionately affected by opioid use disorder

An Oregon project that engages women with substance use disorders in prenatal care and medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD)

A statewide network of 16 local coalitions in 23 counties focused on safe opioid prescribing, expanding use of medications for opioid use disorder, and wider access to naloxone

This program trains rural primary care doctors to provide medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder

Low-threshold access to buprenorphine that is co-located in a syringe service program for a predominantly urban, unstably housed population in Seattle, Washington

An opioid urgent care center located in Boston Medical Center to quickly initiate medications for opioid use disorder

An innovative program model in New Hampshire that uses fire departments as an access point to treatment and other services