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Justice Agencies
CHESS Health partners with criminal justice and public safety agencies, including law enforcement, court systems, correctional facilities, community supervision, quick response teams, and re-entry programs.
We deliver evidence-based digital tools that support diversion and therapeutic alternatives, sustained recovery support, treatment adherence (including contingency management), care coordination across incarceration and community, and referrals to social services addressing SDOH. We also align with public health priorities and grant funding programs to maximize impact, sustainability, and compliance.
Explore case resources to see how we work with justice agencies to improve outcomes for individuals and communities.
Virtual Support Meetings Offer Critical Recovery Support
February 20, 2024
Jeff Blackburn knows the critical importance of virtual connection in recovery from personal experience. After many turbulent years of incarceration and struggling with addiction, he completed a long-term recovery program
West Virginia Family Support & Rehabilitative Services’ Affiliate, Phoenix Rising, Launches Platform to Support Reentry Individuals in Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery for Substance Use Disorder
August 8, 2023
Learn how West Virginia Family Support & Rehabilitative Services’ Affiliate supports individuals with SUD throughout the re-entry process.
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Justice-Involved Populations
April 24, 2023
Data from the National Institute on Drug Abuse estimates that 65 percent of the United States prison population has an active substance-abuse disorder (SUD), pointing to that fact that treatment
SUD and the Justice-Involved Population: Lessons Learned and Best Practices
April 3, 2023
Explore effective strategies to address the unique challenges at the intersection of substance use disorder, mental health, and reentry services for justice-involved individuals.
Empowering Justice-Involved Individuals with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) through Digital Interventions
March 9, 2022
The Idaho Department of Corrections supports justice-involved individuals with substance use disorder through innovative digital interventions.
Innovations in Telehealth for Justice-Involved Individuals with Substance Use Disorder
February 21, 2022
Marietta Municipal Court expands telehealth support to justice-involved individuals with substance use disorder, enhancing access to treatment and recovery resources.
Georgia Department of Community Supervision’s Collaborative Effort to Support its Justice-Involved Population
January 25, 2022
A collaborative initiative in Georgia supports justice-involved individuals with substance use disorder, addressing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic with innovative solutions.
Facilitating Successful Re-entry
January 5, 2022
Pueblo County used digital solutions to support re-entry for justice-involved individuals, improving access to services and addressing substance use challenges effectively.
Connections for SUD Treatment and Recovery
September 29, 2021
Discover how the Connections app enhances SUD treatment and recovery by fostering continuous support, engagement, and improved outcomes for individuals.
CHESS Health, Australian Justice Center Partner to Provide eRecovery Technology to Substance Use Disorder Clients
January 31, 2019
Mobile Technologies Support Offenders in Treatment for Substance Use Disorder CHESS Health, the leading provider of evidenced-based addiction management technology, will begin offering its eRecovery solution to the Neighbourhood Justice
CHESS Health and Women In Recovery to Present at the National Council for Behavioral Health’s NatCon18 Conference
April 19, 2018
Session to share how technology is helping reduce substance abuse and reincarceration among women in Oklahoma ROCHESTER, New York – April 19, 2018 – CHESS Health, a leading provider of addiction treatment
Empowering Women In Recovery: Innovation in Oklahoma
March 22, 2018
Oklahoma’s Women in Recovery program supports female offenders with mental health disorders and substance use, breaking intergenerational cycles through innovative recovery solutions.
