Payer | Modalities Considered | Modalities Selected | Anticipated Benefits |
---|---|---|---|
Iowa | 1) Web-based Computerized Treatment System (Recoveration) | Web Portal (Recoveration) | Rural access |
Greater engagement | |||
Maryland | 1) Videoconferencing | Videoconferencing (telesuboxone) | Address opiate epidemic |
2) Virtual Worlds | Â | Greater access to physician prescribers | |
Massachusetts | 1) Psychiatric videoconferencing (e-Psychiatry) | Mobile Device (A-CHESS) | Provision of Recovery Support |
2) Virtual Worlds | Web Screening (College Drinker’s Check-up) | Tertiary prevention and harm reduction among college students | |
3) Smartphone Mobile Device (A-CHESS) | |||
4) Web-based Computerized Treatment System (TES) | |||
5) Web Screening (SBIRT and Drinker’s Check-up) | |||
Oklahoma | 1) Smartphone Mobile Devices (A-CHESS) | Smartphone Mobile Device (A-CHESS) | Greater engagement and extension of recovery support |
2) Web Based Computerized Treatment System (TES) | Expand videoconferencing for addiction services | ||
3) Web Screen (SBIRT) | |||
4) Virtual Worlds | |||
5) Psychiatric Videoconferencing (e-Psychiatry) | |||
San Mateo County | 1) Videoconferencing (telepsychiatry, telesuboxone) | Videoconferencing (telesuboxone) | Greater access to physician prescribers |
South Carolina | 1) Videoconferencing (psychiatry) | Videoconferencing (psychiatry) | Addressing identified disparities in access to specialized SUD care |
2) Smartphone Mobile Devices (A-CHESS) | Smartphone | ||
3) Web Based Computerized Treatment (Brief Intervention) | Mobile Devices (A-CHESS) | ||
4) Virtual Worlds | Â | Improving collaboration between community partners | |
Provision of mobile recovery support |