CODA, Inc and COVID: More notes from the field
As most of us near the end of the work week (residential staff, I see you and appreciate you), I wanted to summarize our efforts here. First and foremost, we’re
Update on CODA’s COVID-19 Response
First, I want to thank everyone for their continued commitment to our patient’s health and safety. We’re all experiencing a tremendous flow of information right now, and it can be
CODA’s Updated Response to COVID-19 and its Impacts on Residential Care
Last week, we reached out to all employees outlining recommendations to minimize the potential spread of COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”). I’m writing this today to assure everyone we continue to monitor daily
Withdrawal Management Announcement
To CODA’s employees, supporters and partners in health: I want to let you know of a change happening at CODA – one made after careful evaluation of patients’ needs and
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
CODA Holds an open house for its new Seaside location!
Read the full article in the Seaside Signal here
An Official Welcome!
An Official Welcome! As CODA begins its 50th year, it also gains a new leader. Following a board vote, Alison Noice has officially transitioned from Acting Executive Director to Executive
Do your patients need CODA services?
Good news: It just got easier for providers in our community to connect patients to medication-assisted treatment and other services at CODA! Check out the new page and easy-to-use pdf.
Another opioid case settles
From the Washington Post: “The state of Oklahoma settled Sunday with a second drug company over its role in the deadly opioid epidemic, reaching an $85 million agreement with Teva Pharmaceuticals
CODA gets student-powered grant!
CODA is honored to be chosen by AVID students at Liberty High School (Hillsboro, Oregon) for a grant to educate their peers about substance abuse. Rose Gerber, CODA Development and Events Manager,
CODA closer to bringing much-needed treatment to Seaside
Earlier this month, representatives from the Columbia Pacific Coordinated Care Organization, Greater Oregon Behavioral Health Inc., and CODA shared with the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners how a clinic providing