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As part of its outreach, the county made a concerted effort to involve community members who had been affected by the epidemic.Foula said some of these people were decades removed from their struggle with substanceusedisorder, while others had only recently begun their road to recovery.
Mental health conditions like depression, PTSD, and substanceusedisorders are also prevalent among those who serve. Here are a few more prevention and solutions-focused initiatives: Together With Veterans is an initiative funded by the VA Office of RuralHealth aimed at reducing suicide rates among rural veterans.
While telehealth is expanding access to substanceusedisorder treatment in rural areas, a new study suggests that it’s failing to adequately serve Medicaid beneficiaries, as they are less likely than the privately insured to access substanceusedisorder treatment.
These are not the only risks accompanying the lack of a stable home; the CDC states that “People experiencing homelessness also commonly face mental illness, alcohol and substanceusedisorder, diabetes, and heart and lung disease.” He supported the RuralHealth Initiative in 1975. According to The U.S.
“We also were able to get tough-on-crime sheriffs who knew that many of the people sitting in their jails needed health care and not handcuffs [….] A lot of people with substanceusedisorders and mental illness were requiring a lot of attention from their deputies and officers.”
Broader concerns Reduced federal funding for Medicaid could have other ramifications for rural areas. Cuello noted that the program is the nations largest payer for substanceusedisorder treatment.
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