Data by Projects
Illuminating Data from Select Projects
Youth Opioid Response
This project provides funding to organizations to implement and expand medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and opioid use disorder prevention, treatment and recovery services to youth and their family members.
Since 2018:
1,130patients received medications for opioid use disorder
1,992patients received treatment for stimulant use disorder
1,200patients received telehealth services
3,025patients provided with peer support or recovery coaching
California’s system has 41 Hubs64 Spokes
Hub and Spoke System
The Hub and Spoke System aims to increase access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) services throughout the state, particularly in counties with the highest overdose rates. The system consists of narcotic treatment programs, which are referred to as “Hubs” and serve as experts in treating opioid use disorder, as well as office-based treatment settings, which are referred to as “Spokes” and provide ongoing care and maintenance treatment and referrals to other essential support services.
Since 2017:
70,786patients received medications for opioid use disorder
16,820patients received treatment for stimulant use disorder
102,102patients received services via telehealth
46,509patients referred for or received recovery support services
20,593patients received peer support or recovery coaching
4,337patients received recovery housing
7,696patients received employment support services
CA Bridge
This project supports hospital emergency departments in California to become 24/7 access points for the treatment of substance use disorders through three core elements: rapid access to low-barrier treatment, navigation to ongoing care, and a culture of harm reduction.
Since 2018:
282participating hospitals
63,427patients initiated medications for opioid use disorderin the ED
140,531patients referred for or received recovery support services
20,662patients referred for SUD treatment services
10,052patients screened for mental health services
Low-Barrier Opioid Treatment at Syringe Service Programs
This project supports the integration of low-barrier opioid treatment services into existing syringe service programs (SSPs) to increase the availability of opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment services and engage more SSP participants in treatment. Since 2020:
Since 2020:
28active participating sites
6,828patients received medications for opioid use disorder
3,463patients received treatment for stimulant use disorder
1,548patients received contingency management