SAMHSA Awards Up To $750,000 In Grants To Improve Opioid Treatment Programs’ Electronic Health Record-Keeping Systems

Circle Connections: Awards & Accreditations The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is awarding up to $750,000 to help enable opioid treatment programs to develop electronic health record systems. These systems will allow the opioid treatment programs to fulfill their regulatory requirements, achieve certified status and become interoperable with other patient health record systems. SAMHSA will award 15 one-year grants of up to $50,000 to treatment programs across the nation. The grantees include: Seven Hills Behavioral Health, Massachusetts; Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center, Inc., Missouri; Community Health Resources, Connecticut; Narco Freedom, Inc., New York; University . . .