Serving People with Opioid Use Disorder During Reentry: A Resource for States
HARP developed this toolkit for state Medicaid agencies (SMAs) and their state and local correctional partners to expand the availability of opioid use disorder (OUD) services in correctional facilities and community settings to support individuals with OUD during and after incarceration.
Improving Health and Safety as Youth and Young Adults Leave the Justice System: State Implementation of Policies to Strengthen Continuity of Care at Reentry
Policy changes that offer youth and young adults Medicaid and CHIP-covered services during reentry offer an important opportunity to support the health and safety of youth and communities. The paper delves into the impact these health policies can have on youth, and examines the work underway in New Mexico, Massachusetts, and North Carolina, with a focus on juvenile justice system implementation.
Resources for Correctional Leaders to Implement Medicaid Continuity of Care Policies
HARP aims to support sheriffs, jail administrators, and leaders of state corrections agencies address health-related factors that contribute to crime for reentering individuals, aid in the development of operations-responsive reentry partnerships in the health sector, and strengthen continuity of care approaches. To support this work, HARP created a series of…