Since 2016, the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) has worked with county
offices to ensure a “warm handoff” for individuals recovering from opioid drug poisonings. In its
2015-2020 grant agreement with Single County Authorities (SCAs), which are responsible for
local SUD programs, DDAP implemented contractual changes designating overdose survivors as
a priority population and mandating that each SCA establish a warm handoff policy.
Warm handoff expansion from ob-gyn and primary care offices.
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