Bill > HR2483

This bill reauthorizes and enhances various programs addressing opioid use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery through 2030, with key provisions spanning four main areas. In the prevention section, the bill strengthens efforts to monitor infections related to drug use, prevent overdoses, support individuals and families affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, and improve first responder training. The treatment section focuses on expanding access to addiction medicine providers, supporting residential treatment for pregnant and postpartum women, and improving mental health education and training grants. The recovery section includes provisions for building recovery communities, establishing peer support technical assistance centers, and creating comprehensive opioid recovery centers. Additionally, the bill includes miscellaneous matters such as updating controlled substance delivery regulations and requiring enhanced training for prescribers. Financially, the bill increases funding for various programs, with appropriations ranging from $4.25 million to $505.579 million annually across different initiatives, and aims to provide more comprehensive, integrated support for individuals and communities struggling with substance use disorders through 2030.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2483/all-info