Clackamas County Jail expands medication-assisted treatment for opioid withdrawals
Read the full Street Roots article here
CODA adapts to patient opioid treatment needs during pandemic
Read the full article from the Seaside Signal here.
Fallout from coronavirus for substance abuse patients could be significant, but may open new doors
A recent article from the Oregonian that features CODA: https://www.oregonlive.com/teamoregon/2020/04/fallout-from-coronavirus-for-substance-abuse-patients-could-be-significant-but-may-open-new-doors.html
The Lund Report Covers Seaside Recovery Center opening
Read all about our recent opening of CODA’s Seaside Recovery Center in The Lund Report! You can read the full article here.
CODA on the Radio!
This week CODA Executive Director, Alison Noice, had the exciting opportunity to be a guest on the radio station KAST 1370 host Tom Freel’s show to discuss CODA’s new opioid
Washington County’s alternative sentencing helps families and supports recovery
Washington County is one of the leaders in Oregon in the forward-looking approach of alternative sentencing. CODA is proud to be one of the community partners supporting this program which
Sheriff Reese and CODA Director Hartnett talk opioids
Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese does a great podcast — check out his interview with CODA Executive Director Tim Hartnett on the opioid crisis. Reese has been probing this issue
How would experts solve opioid crisis?
A well-researched and very well-illustrated article by Josh Katz in The New York Times asked a wide-ranging group of folks what they would do to really address this public health
Street Roots covers MAT efforts in Clackamas county
Street Roots reporter Amanda Waldroupe does a terrific job in this story on Clackamas County’s efforts to bring medication-assisted treatment to those in need. Among others, she interviews CODA Deputy Director
Powerful discussion on opioid overdoses
Respected Seattle broadcast journalists Enrique Cerna and Penny LeGate and the energy behind a terrific panel discussion about opioid addiction that was filmed at Seattle’s Museum of History and Industry.
It takes all kinds of fighters to beat this epidemic
UPDATE: Good news about FDA labeling changes for opioids. And, check out this terrific Seattle Times story of a mother who uses her celebrity to draw attention to the opioid
Fighting the epidemic on all fronts
Check out this Seattle Times story of a mother who uses her celebrity to draw attention to the opioid epidemic. Penny LeGate is well known in that city for her