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Sonara Health’s remote dosing application for take-home methadone is now available at four Community Medical Services clinics across Ohio, in a partnership funded by the nonprofit health plan CareSource.

Learn about the recent SAMHSA advisory and how opioid treatment programs can begin to implement a low barrier care model.

Sonara Health has expanded to Ohio clinics by partnering with BayMark Health Services, with funding from the nonprofit health plan CareSource.

From our recent webinar with guest JK Costello, MD, MPH, gain an overview of the current opioid settlement fund landscape and how to find and apply for them.

Sonara Health has announced a new partnership with Central Florida Treatment Center marking the tenth state where eligible patients can access the remote dosing platform.

Patient retention is a top concern for opioid treatment programs, and rates vary dramatically across the board. Here are five valuable strategies for increasing your retention rates while supporting better patient outcomes.

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with SEARHC which will make Sonara’s remote dosing application available across Alaska.

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Behavioral Health Group which will make Sonara’s remote dosing application available across South Carolina.

Learn about current guidelines and the six-point criteria SAMHSA has created for evaluating a patient’s take-home eligibility.

Most patients in opioid treatment programs (OTPs) attend daily for observed dosing. A Stage IA (create and adapt) and a Stage IB (feasibility and pilot) mixed method studies tested a web-application (app) designed to facilitate access to take-home methadone.

Sonara Health, a start up seeking to open up access to methadone treatment for recovering opioid users, is off to a promising start

Dr. Michael Giles wants to use technology to make it easier to break an addiction to opioids by removing the barriers to treatment.