Replay: This Jail in Rural Maine Is a Model for Treating Opioid Addiction

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  My name is Elaine O'Connor,

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  and I'm the director of addiction medicine at Somerset County Jail in Maine.

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  For about three years, I've been running a pilot program at the jail to combat the opioid epidemic,

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  which has really ravaged rural communities, especially in places like Maine.

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  As an addiction medicine specialist,

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