… of Health Services (DHS) announces a free telehealth service to streamline access to COVID-19 treatment. COVID-19 antiviral treatments must be taken within five days of symptoms starting, … insurance or health care, to learn if antiviral pills to treat COVID-19 are an appropriate treatment for them. We believe this will be especially important in extending our ability to serve rural, elderly, and other underserved populations.” The COVID-19 Treatment Telehealth service is available statewide, accessible through internet and telephone, …

… that will provide strategic and programmatic leadership for health initiatives, including breaking down barriers and infusing equity into programs and outreach. The director will have the …

… health care members and FoodShare members receiving Residential Substance Use Disorder (RSUD) treatment beginning February 1, 2021. …

… code establishes minimum standards for substance use prevention, intervention, and treatment services delivered across a variety of settings and levels of care. Do you have a … programs for persons affected by alcohol or drugs. These programs include detox centers, day treatment, inpatient/outpatient facilities, residential programs, and intervention/prevention … Guide to Health Care for AODA information including provider directories. Mental Health Treatment Programs information. Contact Us For questions regarding alcohol and other drug abuse …

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… Despite this, there are certain rights that may be limited or denied . This is due to treatment, management, or security reasons. These include the right to make and receive phone …

… This memo introduces the Temporary Break (TBRK) Period for parents participating in the Wisconsin Shares Child Care Subsidy Program who experience a temporary break from any approved activity. …

… The public clinics listed here provide diagnostic and treatment services for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). For more information on a clinic or …

… opioids. It is being pressed into pills and mixed into other drugs. A person may think they are using one substance, but they are instead using a substance mixed with fentanyl. … about the risk of substance and polysubstance use. Fear tactics and other warnings may not break through, so engage your loved ones in a conversation. Let them know it’s okay for them to … that fentanyl-involved overdoses may require several doses of NARCAN® in order to restore breathing. Talk to patients who have overdosed about opioid safety. If appropriate, connect the …

… announces new and revised policies for Approved Activity Search Periods (ACTS) and Temporary Break Periods (TBRK), collectively referred to as Activity Break Periods. …

… Health or Residential Care in Wisconsin . DQA Contacts For questions concerning AODA treatment programs in Wisconsin, call the Behavioral Health Certification Section of the DQA at … Behavior Health Certification Section. For a list of DQA staff responsible for surveying AODA treatment programs refer to Behavioral Health Certification Section Staff. Additional Resources Substance Use - Partner/Provider Resources Grant Applications for AODA Treatment Programs (State Council on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) Mental Health Treatment …

… This page provides access to information about poverty status and health insurance coverage for Washington County. Estimates of the number and percent of the population by poverty status, … years of Wisconsin Family Health Survey results. Poverty Status and Health Insurance Coverage, Washington County, 2014-2016 (PDF) Poverty Status and Health Insurance Coverage, Washington County, 2009-2011  (PDF) Poverty Status and Health Insurance Coverage, Washington …

… Over 4,000 people throughout Wisconsin will have access to treatment for the problem use of opioids or stimulants now through September because of $8 … heroin, and fentanyl. Stimulants include cocaine and methamphetamine. “Improving access to treatment is a critical part of our plan to reduce the hurt and heartbreak caused by the epidemic … “These grants will enable our local partners to remove the financial barriers to effective treatment, allowing more people to experience the promise of recovery. Recovery is possible for …