The Lake Cumberland District Health Department is partnering with a consortium of area doctors, mental health facilities, and detention centers to reduce morbidity and mortality related to Opioid-Use Disorder (OUD). The Rural Health Opioid Program (RHOP) offers case management to those who live in the Lake Cumberland area at risk for OUD. Education related to opioid use disorder is provided to individuals who are currently incarcerated, the general public, and healthcare providers. Referrals to receive services are received through in person self referral in the detention centers, court systems, health care providers, or general public.
Case management and referral services offered through RHOP:
- Substance abuse treatment
- Self-help and support groups
- Educational support
- Health Education
- Mental Health Services
- Medical services for chronic conditions
- Parenting education
- Transportation assistance
- Housing referral
- Food assistance referral
- Health insurance and prescription assistance
- Job training and placement assistance
For more information call the RHOP Program at: 1-800-928-4416 ext. 2285.