Our Initiatives

Stigma and Harm Reduction

While our formal initiatives focus on training, supporting, and connecting with providers to expand access to addiction treatment, we simultaneously prioritize reducing stigma and increasing the utilization of harm reduction approaches.

MOC collaborates with providers, clinics, and community groups throughout Michigan to address patient impact and the stigma associated with substance use disorders.

Hepatitis C Treatment

MOC offers comprehensive education and case consultation on Hepatitis C Virus (HCV).  We can support primary care and community providers with diagnosis, treatment planning, and medication management of people living with HCV.  

To learn more about our HCV services, contact the MOC team at moc-administration@umich.edu

GREAT MOMs

Pregnant patients with OUD no longer need to go to multiple offices for their care. The GREAT MOMs (Grand Rapids Encompassing Addiction Treatment and Medical Obstetric Management) Model of Care offers pregnant people comprehensive and compassionate care for opioid addiction through outpatient buprenorphine treatment in conjunction with the prenatal care you are providing. MOC offers
consultations and support around diagnosis, treatment planning, and medication management for pregnant/perinatal patients with substance use disorder.

Contact us for more information at moc-administration@umich.edu

Treatment of Chronic Pain

Co-occurring opioid use disorder and chronic pain can be challenging disorders to manage and treat. To assist in increasing provider education, MOC hosts webinars specifically related to chronic pain and has developed a resource guide of documents that our team of providers have found valuable. Please reach out to us with any questions related to the treatment of chronic pain!