The Michigan Opioid Collaborative

The Michigan Opioid Collaborative is an interdisciplinary team supporting providers and communities to increase access to office-based addiction treatment, expand care, and improve quality of care with patients with opioid and other substance use disorders throughout Michigan.

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Request a Consult

Request a consult with one of MOC's addiction specialists online. Available Monday through Friday, 9AM to 5PM.

Office Hours

MOC offers Office Hours which gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about addiction treatment.

All Events

Upcoming webinars, trainings and educational events.

About MOC

Learn more about the Michigan Opioid Collaborative.

Resources

Evidence-based research, toolkits, recorded webinars and more.

SUD News & Updates

SUD Service MAT License No Longer Required for Prescribing Buprenorphine

Per LARA (Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs), sites with more than 100 patients prescribed buprenorphine and/or naltrexone are no longer required to obtain a Substance Use Disorder Service MAT license!

For more details on all of the rule changes, check out: LARA Administrative Rules FAQs

X-License is No Longer Required

For any additional information, check out: SAMHSA Removal of the X-License Requirement

DEA Training Requirements

Prescribers who are either renewing or applying for a new controlled substance DEA registration are required to complete 8-hours of SUD training due to the Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act.

Michigan Opioid Collaborative’s previous and upcoming free trainings and webinars will meet the new DEA SUD training requirements. Check out our events page for our upcoming events and look for the ones that say “Meets DEA SUD Training Requirements” or “DEA Training”. 

For any additional information, check out: ACCME MATE ACT

Free On-Demand Training

MOC has partnered with MyMichigan to offer free and convenient opportunities for prescribers to meet the new DEA requirements. If you are unable to attend our live webinars, you can access archived webinars at the MyMichigan website and still receive CME credit. Currently we have 6 webinars available on the MyMichigan website, which you can access below, but we plan to expand our list of topics over time. 

Stigma & Substance Use Disorders

Recorded on Feb. 20, 2023

1 CME Credit & 1 Credit for DEA Training

Telehealth for Substance Use Disorder Treatment in a Post-Pandemic World

Recorded on May 8, 2023

1 CME Credit & 1 Credit for DEA Training

GREAT MOMs: Treating Opioid Use Disorder in Pregnancy

Recorded on Aug. 1, 2022

1 CME Credit & 1 Credit for DEA Training

 A Modern Understanding of the Addicted Brain

Recorded on April 17, 2023

1 CME Credit & 1 Credit for DEA Training

Michigan’s Substance Use Vulnerability Index – Part I

Recorded on July 18, 2023

Substance Use and Co-Occurring Psychiatric Disorders

Recorded on Sept. 23, 2022

1 CME Credit & 1 Credit for DEA Training

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Latest MOC Webinars

DISCLAIMER: These webinars are pre-recorded and are NOT included with the free on-demand training. This means that they are not eligible for any kind of continuing education credits. If you watch any of these webinars and see a QR code at the end, it will not work.

MOC 2023: Post X Waiver - Improving Buprenorphine Access at the Community Pharmacy

MOC 2023: An Introduction to Treating Patients with Buprenorphine

MOC 2023: Buprenorphine for Pain in the Setting of Terminal Disease

MOC 2023: Xylazine - What we Know, What we Don’t, and What we can do Now

MOC is supported by:

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
  • Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
  • The University of Michigan Department of Anesthesiology
  • The University of Michigan Department of Psychiatry
  • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration