Module 3: Program Clearinghouse

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Federal Office of Rural Health Policy has funded several programs in rural areas to implement and expand substance use disorder treatment programs. The 330A Outreach Authority program aims to expand access to healthcare services in rural areas. The Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) focuses on planning, implementation, and expansion of programs to treat substance use disorders, including opioid use disorder (OUD), in rural areas. Examples of 330A Outreach Authority grantees, RCORP grantees, and other organizations with substance use disorder (SUD) programs in rural communities are provided below. SUD program model information is available in Module 2.

• Affiliated Service Providers of Indiana Network
  Project: Indiana Integrated Care Community Health Worker and Certified Recovery Specialist Program
  Synopsis: Provides training and certification to community health workers and Certified Recovery Specialists.
• Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission (AICDAC)
  Synopsis: Addresses SUD comprehensively through prevention, intervention, treatment, case management, and recovery services. The Nurse Navigator and Recovery Specialist Outreach program coordinates physical healthcare and SUD treatment.
• Breakwater
  Synopsis: Addresses the complex problem of heroin and opiate use disorders through a four-pillar approach, including prevention, treatment, and law enforcement.
• CareSouth Carolina
  Synopsis: Provides primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to low-income, underinsured, and uninsured patients in South Carolina.
• Council for Prevention
  Synopsis: Offers substance use and mental health education and prevention services in schools located in rural Warren County and Washington County, New York. Fosters collaboration among leaders, professionals, and community members to promote healthier schools and communities.
• Horizon Health
  Synopsis: A Kentucky-based nonprofit that serves as a one-stop shop, housing primary care, medication, behavioral health services, and more.
• McKenzie Health System
  Project: The Substance Use Recovery Program
  Synopsis: Delivers innovative rural healthcare to Sanilac County, Michigan. The Substance Abuse Recovery Program provides medication for opioid use disorder, therapy, and other services to support patients on their path to recovery.
• Palo Alto County Health System
  Synopsis: Offers a full continuum of primary healthcare and behavioral health services to residents of rural counties in northwest Iowa.
• Project Lazarus
  Synopsis: Implements activities related to community organization, medication prescriber education, chronic pain initiatives, and health promotion activities to raise awareness of opioid use disorder and opioid overdose prevention.
• Southwest Montana Community Health Center
  Project: Integrated Substance Abuse in Primary Care
  Synopsis: Incorporates substance use disorder services, including screening and behavioral therapies, into its program.
• Summit Pacific Medical Center
  Project: Summit Pacific Health Clinic
  Synopsis: Provides medical treatment for opioid use disorder in Washington State.
• The REACH Project
  Synopsis: Provides accessible substance use treatment and other services to patients across 36 counties in New York.
• Wabanaki Public Health & Wellness
  Synopsis: Provides public health and social services tailored to address the needs of federally recognized tribes and other community members in Maine.
• The Western Massachusetts Training Consortium
  Project: The RECOVER Project
  Synopsis: Provides a safe space for people in recovery to socialize and learn about community resources.