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Ophelia Appoints Lon Binder as Chief Technology Officer to Increase Investment in Technology - Vimarsana News

Ophelia Appoints Lon Binder as Chief Technology Officer to Increase Investment in Technology

Binder will work to guide Ophelia through its next phase of growth, as it elevates its best in class technologyNEW YORK, Aug. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire...

Ohio's $650 million opioid ruling against major pharmacies may spook pharmacists - Vimarsana News

Ohio's $650 million opioid ruling against major pharmacies may spook pharmacists

"This decision sends pharmacists a dangerous message: you're expected to overrule doctors - and not doing so can be costly."

An uncertain future for virtual opioid use treatment - Vimarsana News

An uncertain future for virtual opioid use treatment

Federal regulations allowing online prescribing for drugs to treat people addicted to opioids could soon lapse, leaving an uncertain path forward for thousands of patients turning to virtual treatment and the digital health companies themselves.

'Untreated': Patients with opioid addiction could soon lose access to virtual care - Vimarsana News

'Untreated': Patients with opioid addiction could soon lose access to virtual care

Federal regulations that have allowed practitioners the flexibility to prescribe buprenorphine virtually — and to patients outside their state — are due to expire along with the Covid-19 public health emergency.

Why decentralization & digitization could be the key to unlock the future of addiction care - Vimarsana News

Why decentralization & digitization could be the key to unlock the future of addiction care

A significant obstacle to patients battling opioid addiction is that most treatment programs require frequent in-person visits to medical centers. But many addiction care specialists think decentralizing programs from medical centers could help patients stay on track.