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Kentucky residents leaving state custody can now access free Medicaid rehab coverage and addiction treatment for up to one year after their release. Governor Andy Beshear announced the expansion, making low-cost rehabs in Kentucky more accessible to one of the state’s most vulnerable population, and potentially reducing overdose deaths and...

San Francisco is expanding free abstinence-based housing options for people struggling with addiction, a shift that advocates say could open new doors for those who want to get sober but have lacked drug-free places to do it. The move comes after years of criticism that the city’s traditional housing-first approach,...

A Georgia-based nonprofit is offering free recovery support to people leaving prison, and its founder knows firsthand what it means to need help affording a second chance. For anyone searching for free rehabs or low-cost resources after incarceration, Torn Pages may be exactly the kind of community bridge that makes...

For people experiencing homelessness and addiction, free rehabs are often the only path to recovery, and a first-of-its-kind program in Anaheim, California is proving that model works. Instead of arresting and jailing homeless individuals with substance use disorders, the city is connecting them to treatment, housing support, and wraparound services...