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ByAdminAdmin 06/02/2021Grievance Report
ByAdminAdmin 04/02/2022Is Your Program Punitive? Fill Out a Grievance Report — It’s Time To Educate Them! Does Your Program Treat Patients With Dignity? Fill Out a Compliment Report — Let Them Know They are Appreciated! The Grievance Report Project is an ongoing project used to educate the Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) community about quality treatment….
MARS Medicated Assisted Recovery Services Project
ByAdminAdmin 10/22/2022The peer facilitated Medication Assisted Recovery Services Project (MARS) is a collaboration between the National Alliance of Methadone Advocates (NAMA) and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine (AECOM), Division of Substance Abuse (DoSA). MARS is located in the Bronx, NY and will provide peer recovery support services to patients at AECOM’s Methadone Maintenance Treatment Programs….
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ByAdminAdmin 03/10/2026Substance use disorders, particularly opioid dependence, remain a major public health challenge worldwide. One of the most effective and evidence-based approaches to treating opioid addiction is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). MAT combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders comprehensively. Outpatient MAT programs allow patients to receive treatment while continuing their…
The Body’s Own Opiates: Understanding Endorphins and the Runner’s High
ByAdminAdmin 03/10/2026Human beings have always searched for ways to feel better, reduce pain, and experience moments of happiness or even euphoria. Throughout history people have discovered substances that influence the brain and body, including powerful drugs known as opioids. However, what many people do not realize is that the human body itself produces chemicals that act…
Denying Methadone Patients Medical Care
ByAdminAdmin 04/18/2021The bias and misunderstandings about methadone as a medication often result in methadone patients being refused medical care (Umbricht-Schneiter, 1994; Zweben and Sorensen, 1988). Another common scenario is that their medication is used to coerce or manipulate methadone patients into medical treatment (Blansfield, 1992). In other areas of medicine such actions would be considered unethical…