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Two of our partners are taking the stage at next week, and we couldn't be prouder.

West Virginia University Health Affairs Institute and Choctaw Nation Behavioral Health will each present on how they're closing gaps in substance use disorder care, reaching people not just during treatment, but in the moments in between: after an appointment ends, in the middle of the night, in the day to day of a life still being rebuilt.

Their approaches look different. A statewide public health model built across treatment providers, justice systems, and community organizations in West Virginia. A culturally responsive, community based model reaching tribal members across southeastern Oklahoma. But both arrived at the same conclusion: recovery support has to meet people where they are.

We're honored that CHESS Health's technology plays a part in that work, and even more excited to see our partners share their outcomes on a national stage.

Session details:
"Building a Digital Recovery System: West Virginia's Model for Public Health Impact on Substance Use Disorder"
"Addressing SUD in Tribal Communities: Digital Recovery Support Implementation, Adoption, and Outcomes"

West Virginia and Choctaw Nation to Showcase Recovery Models Built with CHESS Health Technology at NACCHO360 West Virginia and Choctaw Nation will showcase digital recovery models built with CHESS Health technology at NACCHO360.

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