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Everett Mobile Opioid Treatment Program extended - Everett Post
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Everett Mobile Opioid Treatment Program extended - Everett Post
EVERETT, AUG. 15: A citywide mobile opioid treatment program was extended for two more years during this week’s Everett City Council meeting. Last year, the city received funding from the state for a “Street Medicine Pilot Program,” which covered operational expenses for the now Emergency Mobile Opioid Team in Everett (EMOTE). The EMOTE program is intended to promote and increase addiction treatment for unhoused individuals, providing medicine, …
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