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Maryland Association for the
Treatment of Opioid Dependence

Promoting Access to Quality Opioid Treatment in Maryland

MATOD

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Supporting Quality
Opioid Treatment

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2019 MATOD Legislative Summary

Public Policy Partners (PPP) presents a review of activities during the 2019 Maryland General Assembly Session

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Great opportunity for strong partnerships with state-wide OTPs and key regulatory representatives – stay current.

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Events

Bi-monthly meetings discuss State, Federal and Local regulations and trends regarding reimbursement, best-practices and other OTP related issues.

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About Us

As Maryland’s chapter of AATOD, we promote high quality, comprehensive medication-assisted treatment through collaboration, advocacy and education.

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Teron Powell, MATOD President

PRESIDENT’S CORNER

Welcome To MATOD!

Dear Opioid Treatment Provider and Friends of Treatment,

On behalf of the MATOD’s Board of Directors, welcome to the MATOD website. We are the Maryland chapter of the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD). We hope that you will bookmark this site and visit us regularly for updates on OTP related issues, membership information, trainings and educational opportunities and during session, legislative information and updates.

We warmly welcome our new President, Teron Powell, who brings a wealth of experience and a visionary approach to MATOD. With a deep commitment to addressing opioid dependence in Maryland, Teron is poised to lead our organization into a new era of impactful engagement.

We invite you to learn more about our President and his mission to foster a resilient, supportive community at MATOD.

Event Spotlight

Secret No More: A Book Discussion with Author Lisa Hillman

Lisa Hillman and Howard Ashkin, MATOD’s President, discussed a parent and family’s journey through addiction and recovery at the April 28th annual Annapolis Book Festival.

The reduction of stigma associated with addiction and its treatments was one of many discussion points with the author and group of 30 people who attended.