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The Wisconsin Targeted Capacity Expansion: Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Prescription Drug and Opioid Addition (PDOA): Community Activated Recovery Enhancement (C.A.R.E) Grant (MAT-PDOA C.A.R.E) will focus on enhancing and expanding treatment service delivery systems to increase community capacity and provide accessible, effective, comprehensive, coordinated/integrated and evidence-based MAT and recovery support services for individuals with opioid use disorders. Evidence-based efforts for engaging and retaining individuals with opioid use disorders into an integrated service delivery system will be funded in Sauk and Columbia Counties, with possible expansion to Richland County in grant year three. Service expansion, oversight, training and technical assistance will be provided by the Sauk County Department Health Services (SCDHS) in collaboration with Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) and the C.A.R.E. program of Sauk City, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services will contract with SCDHS and its CCS program along with the grassroots C.A.R.E. program to connect the formal infrastructure of community behavioral health services with the grassroots MAT efforts of the C.A.R.E. CCS points of service access are available to all eligible consumers across the lifespan with diagnosis of mental health, substance abuse or co-occurring conditions. An evidence-based treatment service delivery approach focusing on four goals will: 1) increase the individuals receiving MAT services, with pharmacotherapies approved by the FDA, for the treatment of opioid use disorders in identified high-risk communities; 2) increase the individuals receiving integrated care, increase retention in services, improve quality of life and reduce relapse; 3) decrease illicit drug use at 6- months follow-up; and 4) reach out to untreated opioid use disorder sub-population groups, incarcerated individuals within four months of release, gap group populations and pregnant women.

The Wisconsin Targeted Capacity Expansion: Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Prescription Drug and Opioid Addition (PDOA): Community Activated Recovery Enhancement (C.A.R.E) Grant (MAT-PDOA C.A.R.E) will focus on enhancing and expanding treatment service delivery systems to increase community capacity and provide accessible, effective, comprehensive, coordinated/integrated and evidence-based MAT and recovery support services for individuals with opioid use disorders. Evidence-based efforts for engaging and retaining individuals with opioid use disorders into an integrated service delivery system will be funded in Sauk and Columbia Counties, with possible expansion to Richland County in grant year three. Service expansion, oversight, training and technical assistance will be provided by the Sauk County Department Health Services (SCDHS) in collaboration with Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) and the C.A.R.E. program of Sauk City, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services will contract with SCDHS and its CCS program along with the grassroots C.A.R.E. program to connect the formal infrastructure of community behavioral health services with the grassroots MAT efforts of the C.A.R.E. CCS points of service access are available to all eligible consumers across the lifespan with diagnosis of mental health, substance abuse or co-occurring conditions. An evidence-based treatment service delivery approach focusing on four goals will: 1) increase the individuals receiving MAT services, with pharmacotherapies approved by the FDA, for the treatment of opioid use disorders in identified high-risk communities; 2) increase the individuals receiving integrated care, increase retention in services, improve quality of life and reduce relapse; 3) decrease illicit drug use at 6- months follow-up; and 4) reach out to untreated opioid use disorder sub-population groups, incarcerated individuals within four months of release, gap group populations and pregnant women.

The Wisconsin Targeted Capacity Expansion: Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Prescription Drug and Opioid Addition (PDOA): Community Activated Recovery Enhancement (C.A.R.E) Grant (MAT-PDOA C.A.R.E) will focus on enhancing and expanding treatment service delivery systems to increase community capacity and provide accessible, effective, comprehensive, coordinated/integrated and evidence-based MAT and recovery support services for individuals with opioid use disorders. Evidence-based efforts for engaging and retaining individuals with opioid use disorders into an integrated service delivery system will be funded in Sauk and Columbia Counties, with possible expansion to Richland County in grant year three. Service expansion, oversight, training and technical assistance will be provided by the Sauk County Department Health Services (SCDHS) in collaboration with Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) and the C.A.R.E. program of Sauk City, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services will contract with SCDHS and its CCS program along with the grassroots C.A.R.E. program to connect the formal infrastructure of community behavioral health services with the grassroots MAT efforts of the C.A.R.E. CCS points of service access are available to all eligible consumers across the lifespan with diagnosis of mental health, substance abuse or co-occurring conditions. An evidence-based treatment service delivery approach focusing on four goals will: 1) increase the individuals receiving MAT services, with pharmacotherapies approved by the FDA, for the treatment of opioid use disorders in identified high-risk communities; 2) increase the individuals receiving integrated care, increase retention in services, improve quality of life and reduce relapse; 3) decrease illicit drug use at 6- months follow-up; and 4) reach out to untreated opioid use disorder sub-population groups, incarcerated individuals within four months of release, gap group populations and pregnant women.