Table 1.
Distribution of agencies and recipients who received overdose education and naloxone distribution in eight HEALing Communities Study™ Kentucky counties, January-June 2022
| Number of Agencies (n=137) | Number of Recipients (n=26,273) | |
|---|---|---|
| Opioid-overdose reduction continuum of care approach sector(Consortium, 2020) | ||
| Behavioral health | 91 (66.4 %) | 22490 (85.6 %) |
| Addiction treatment and recovery facility | 48 (35.0 %) | 8636 (32.9 %) |
| Community-based social service agency | 22 (16.1 %) | 4335 (16.5 %) |
| First responder station | 4 (2.9 %) | 460 (1.8 %) |
| Mental/behavioral health treatment facility | 11 (8 %) | 527 (2.0 %) |
| Syringe service program | 5 (3.6 %) | 8322 (31.7 %) |
| Other | 1 (0.7 %) | 210 (0.8 %) |
| Criminal Justice | 15 (10.9 %) | 2739 (10.4 %) |
| Jails | 8 (5.8 %) | 2535 (9.6 %) |
| Other | 7 (5.1 %) | 204 (0.8 %) |
| Health Care | 32 (23.4 %) | 1044 (4.0 %) |
| Agency Community | ||
| Rural | 53 (38.7 %) | 13634 (51.9 %) |
| Boyle | 11 (8.0 %) | 2568 (9.8 %) |
| Floyd | 11 (8.0 %) | 1200 (4.6 %) |
| Franklin | 14 (10.2 %) | 1051 (4.0 %) |
| Madison | 17 (12.4 %) | 8815 (33.6 %) |
| Urban | 85 (62.0 %) | 12639 (48.1 %) |
| Boyd | 14 (10.2 %) | 4325 (16.5 %) |
| Clark | 10 (7.3 %) | 641 (2.4 %) |
| Fayette | 45 (32.8 %) | 4363 (16.6 %) |
| Kenton | 16 (11.7 %) | 3310 (12.6 %) |