Independent pharmacies are closing. Pharmacy benefit managers may be to blame.
A recent FTC report criticizes the companies for “squeezing main street pharmacies.” Independent pharmacists in Maine say they’ve felt this firsthand.
‘Historically left out,’ a Wabanaki organization forges its own approach to addiction treatment
“We needed culturally appropriate, culturally centered services that incorporated our language, our history, that full understanding of who Wabanaki people are.”
State announces resource center to aid local opioid settlement spending
Experts and advocates have already raised concerns about some localities’ spending decisions.
A place for women in recovery, and their kids
Safe Harbor in Machias is one of just two certified recovery homes in the state that allows women to bring their children.
Maine Recovery Council launches community grant application
The council is looking for projects that fall into one of three categories: treatment, recovery support and harm reduction.
How are Maine counties and municipalities spending their opioid settlement funds?
A Maine Monitor analysis found that many communities are putting money toward police programs and services, despite advocates’ warnings.
Abrupt end to Franklin County opioid settlement committee raises questions about process statewide
A Maine Monitor analysis found that many counties and municipalities have yet to decide who will make spending recommendations.