
Mobile Addiction Treatment Rolls Into Rural North Carolina, Meeting Patients Where They Are
A bright green and blue bus is bringing medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder to underserved communities in Alamance County.
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A bright green and blue bus is bringing medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder to underserved communities in Alamance County.

Missouri hospital launches innovative pilot program providing medication and guaranteed virtual addiction appointments within 72 hours to rural patients with opioid use disorder.