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Regulation Methadone Reform Would Break the Clinic Monopoly in Opioid Treatment. A Bipartisan Bill Would Let a Pharmacy Fill the Prescription, and the Clinics Are Fighting It. Bipartisan federal legislation reintroduced as MOTAA 2.0 threatens to disrupt the decades-old monopoly held by specialized Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs). By permitting board-certified addiction phy... Read More
Regulation Autism-Friendly Dental Care in New Jersey Runs on Individual Heroics. Autism New Jersey and the New Jersey Dental Foundation Are Trying to Build a System. Read More
Technology Digital Therapeutics Got FDA Clearance Years Ago and Went Bankrupt Anyway. Now Medicare Is Finally Paying for Them, and the Business Case Is Being Tested for the First Time. Read More
Regulation Small ABA Practice Closures Leave Almost No Public Record While the Industry Counts Every Acquisition. Fixed Compliance Costs Land Hardest Where There Is No Scale. Read More
Regulation Naloxone Has Never Been Cheaper, and the Money to Distribute It Is Disappearing. A Life-Saving Drug Falls to Nineteen Dollars Just as Federal Harm Reduction Funding Retreats. Read More
Regulation Kansas Medicaid ABA Rates Have Not Moved Since 2019 on Every Code but One. The July 2026 KMAP Fee Schedule Reissues Them Unchanged, and the Autism Waiver Does Not Fill the Gap. Read More
Regulation The DEA Is Moving to Ban 7-OH, the Gas-Station Opioid Most Users Thought Was a Supplement. Treatment Providers Should Expect the Fallout. Read More
Regulation Mississippi Medicaid ABA Rates Rose Again on December 1, 2025, the State’s Second Increase in Nine Months. 97153 Up 12 Percent, 97155 Up 15 Percent. Read More
Regulation Involuntary Commitment Is Expanding by Executive Order, and the Beds to Make It Real Do Not Exist. A Federal Push to Institutionalize Collides With Decades of Lost Capacity. Read More
Regulation Methadone Reform Would Break the Clinic Monopoly in Opioid Treatment. A Bipartisan Bill Would Let a Pharmacy Fill the Prescription, and the Clinics Are Fighting It. Read More
Regulation Autism-Friendly Dental Care in New Jersey Runs on Individual Heroics. Autism New Jersey and the New Jersey Dental Foundation Are Trying to Build a System. Read More
Technology Digital Therapeutics Got FDA Clearance Years Ago and Went Bankrupt Anyway. Now Medicare Is Finally Paying for Them, and the Business Case Is Being Tested for the First Time. Read More
Regulation Small ABA Practice Closures Leave Almost No Public Record While the Industry Counts Every Acquisition. Fixed Compliance Costs Land Hardest Where There Is No Scale. Read More