The NIATx Model Works...
...because it is doable, customer-focused, gets change teams engaged,
and produces real results quickly.
NIATx in Action
Previous NIATx projects have:
Improved access rates and addiction care for the homeless in Philadelphia
Doubled use of medication for OUD in Ohio
Reduced no-show rates by half across 41+ organizations nationally
Reduced re-admission rates consistently in Wisconsin
Improved access city- or region-wide to detoxification and crisis services
Increased MOUD retention rates in live and virtual environments
Increased sustainability and revenue capture for struggling facilities
Integrated virtual and in-person workflows
Case Studies & Blog Posts
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Creating Change for Program and Service Improvement
Creating Change for Program and Service Improvement Challenge As one of the largest providers of community-based health services and housing in New York State, Services for the Underserved (S:US) provides services to make sure every
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Advancing Racial Equity in Family SUD Recovery Programs
Advancing Racial Equity in Family SUD Recovery Programs Challenge Women and their children are increasingly impacted by SUD, and accessible and equitable treatment programs that integrate comprehensive services for both women and children are sorely
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Providing the COVID-19 Vaccine
Providing the COVID-19 Vaccine Situation Patients were coming to Main Street Addiction Recovery Center unvaccinated and uncertain about getting the COVID vaccine. However, news about filling emergency rooms and spread of the Delta variant has
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Testing for HIV/HCV
Testing for HIV/HCV Situation Patients were walking into the Northeast Recovery Center with symptoms of fevers and joint or stomach pain. Over time, the Center often learned that the patients were having symptoms of HIV
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Providing Buprenorphine in the Emergency Department
Providing Buprenorphine in the Emergency Department Situation The local Emergency Department (ED) is continually calling the Main Street Recovery Center for assistance with overdose patients and currently provides referrals to the Center without any coordination
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Improving Access & Retention in Treatment
Improving Access & Retention in Treatment Background Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a chronic condition that affects an estimated 2.4 to 5 million Americans. It is also estimated that of the individuals with OUD, only