International journal of environmental research and public health · 2026
Multisite Mobile Addiction Services: Four-Year Outcomes.
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Tschampl Cynthia A, Wicks Jennifer J, Hodgkin Dominic, Regis Craig, Baptista Jadyn, Chapman Brittany P, Davies Madeline E, De La Cruz Kimberly, Peugh Karen, Pinkhover Allyson, Plant Ben, Gupta Priya Sarin, Mackin Sarah, Urquhart Catherine E, Walsh Samantha, Gaeta Jessie M, Horgan Constance, Taveras Elsie M
Аннотация
First launched in Boston, MA in January 2018, Community Care in Reach® is a mobile addiction model that uses mobile clinics to deliver harm reduction and clinical services to people at high risk of drug-related morbidity and mortality and who are unhoused or at risk of losing housing. Through a public/private partnership, the model has grown to include six programs across Massachusetts. Using the RE-AIM framework, this initial, descriptive evaluation for this multisite project included quantitative and qualitative methods to give insight into reach and performance. From 1 January 2022 to 30 June 2024, there were 17,887 harm reduction encounters and 16,117 clinical encounters providing care to 4645 individuals. Buprenorphine-based treatment (a key medication for opioid use disorder) was initiated among 1227 individuals, of whom 15% remained in buprenorphine-based treatment after 180 days. Evaluation across multiple organizations posed unique challenges; however, results demonstrated universal engagement of hard-to-reach individuals.