Adena Health System

Rural Communities Opioid Response Program - Medication Assisted Treatment Access - 1.PROJECT Title: South Central Ohio Medication Assisted Treatment Initiative (scomati) 2.REQUESTED Award Amount: $1,621,078.00 3.APPLICANT Organization Name: Adena Health System 4.APPLICANT Organization Address: 272 Hospital Road, Chillicothe Oh 45601 5.APPLICANT Organization Facility Type: Health System 6.PROJECT Director Name and Title: Susan Kim Jones 7.PROJECT Director Contact Information: 740-851-0727, SJONES2@ADENA.ORG 8.DATA Coordinator Name and Title: to Be Hired 9.DATA Coordinator Contact Information: to Be Hired 10.EIN/DUNS Number Exception Request in Attachment 8? N/a 11.HOW the Applicant First Learned About the Funding Opportunity: Hrsa Website. 12.NUMBER of Partners and List Partners: 12: the Recovery Council, Mcfadden Pharmacy, Waverly Police Department, Hope Partnership Project, Ross County Reentry Coalition, Brightview, Valley View, Ross County Common Pleas Court, Pike County Drug Abuse Prevention and Reentry Coalition, Adamh Board, Ross County Community Action Commission, and Zane Trace Local Schools: 13.IS the Applicant Organization a Previous or Current Rcorp Award Recipient or Consortium Member? Yes, Rcorp FY19 Implementation 14.RCORP-MAT Target Service Area (must Be Exclusively Rural, as Defined by the Rural Health Grants Eligibility Analyzer): Fully Rural Counties: Ross, Pike, and Fayette State of Ohio 15.BRIEF Description of the Target Population Our Target Population Consists of Persons With Sud/oud and Ami in a Rural, Specifically Appalachian Three-county, Regional Service Area: Ross, Pike, and Fayette Counties. 100% of the Target Population of Ross, Pike, and Fayette Counties Is Rural (hrsa Rural Designation Analyzer, 2022). 16. Brief Description of Project: the South Central Ohio Medication Assisted Treatment Initiative (scomati) Is an Innovative Partnership and Collaborative Effort Formed to Establish 17 New Mat Access Points and Increase the Capacity for Sustainable Mat Service Provision in Targeted Rural Areas. T Hese Targeted Areas Are Ross, Pike, and Fayette Counties, All of Which Are Fully Appalachian Counties in Ohio as Designated by Hrsa. Scomati Is Comprised of a Dedicated Group of Treatment Service Providers, Health Care Providers, Health Departments, and Social Service Agencies Providing Care and Referrals, and Opioid Treatment and Recovery Initiatives. Using the Resources and Existing Rcorp Services and the Four Required Goals of the Rcorp-mat Program, the Initiative Will Implement Four Overarching, Research-based Strategies With Specific Activities and Measurable Outcomes to Address a Lack of Mat Access Points and Create a Recovery Ecosystem That Takes Into Account All of the Issues Facing Those Involved in the Entire Spectrum of Oud. These Strategies Are to Establish New Mat Access Points in the Targeted Service Area, Focusing on Pharmacies, Schools, Correctional Facilities, and Adult Parole Reentry and Service Groups, Enhance the Regional Mat Workforce Through Education and Training by Providing a Curriculum to Train Members of the Law Enforcement Community, Healthcare Providers, Pharmacists, and Clients, Improve Existing and Build New Community Capacity and Infrastructure to Address Gaps in Mat Access, and Create and Support the Sustainability of Scomati by Improving Healthcare and Treatment Business Practices. Adena Health System, as Lead Applicant, Partnered With the Recovery Council, Mcfadden Pharmacy, Waverly Police Department, Hope Partnership Project, Ross County Reentry Coalition, Brightview, Valley View, Ross County Common Pleas Court, Pike County Drug Abuse Prevention and Reentry Coalition, Adamh Board, Ross County Community Action Commission, and Zane Trace Local Schools, Will Ensure That All Grant Funds Are Used Accordingly, and That All Grant Requirements and Reporting Are Managed Efficiently Over the Three-year Grant Period.