Emergency Department Direct Access For Medication-Assisted Treatment

Emergency Department Direct Access For Medication-Assisted Treatment

Bright Heart Health is partnering with Emergency Departments across the country to provide telemedicine medication-assisted treatment. Addressing the "revolving door" issue, Bright Heart Health provides ongoing medication-assisted treatment for individuals who present with opioid dependency. In this video, experts discuss emergency department challenges to treating patients and referral challenges for ongoing opioid treatment.

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