Skip to content

Azzly ® - Behavioral Health Practice Management Software

FacebookLinkedinX-twitterYoutubeSpotifyInstagram

Who We Serve
Features
Pricing Plans
Expert Services
- Software Implementation Plan
- Integrated Billing
Resources
(772) 567-0206

Who We Serve
Features
Pricing Plans
Expert Services
- Software Implementation Plan
- Integrated Billing
Resources
(772) 567-0206

Who We Serve
Features
Pricing Plans
Expert Services
- Software Implementation Plan
- Integrated Billing
Resources
(772) 567-0206

Who We Serve
Features
Pricing Plans
Expert Services
- Software Implementation Plan
- Integrated Billing
Resources
(772) 567-0206

Tag: federal law

United States Capitol Building in Washington DC USA

Industry News

With Kavanaugh Hearing Underway, Senate Must Not Lose Focus on Opioid Legislation Package

AZZLY® is joining the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers

September 7, 2018 No Comments

Educational

California, Florida, Texas Among States Requiring Doctors to Consult Database Before Prescribing Painkillers

Related blog post: AZZLY Rize’s DrFirst Integrated Tool Allows You

September 5, 2018 No Comments

« Previous Page1Page2Next »

AZZLY®: Behavioral Health EHR & EMR Software

Orlando, FL/Vero Beach, FL

1 (888) 400-3201

Useful Links

Programs We Serve
Software
Pricing Plan
Expert Services
Resources
The Team
Login
Contact

Who We Serve

Mental Health
Community-Based Outpatient
Inpatient Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Residential Treatment
Medication Management
Eating Disorder
Addiction Treatment
Medication Assisted Treatment
Abstinence-Based Treatment
Detox Inpatient-Outpatient
Office-Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT)
RCM Healthcare Services

Solutions

EMR/EHR
Outcome Measurement Tools
Billing/RCM
Analytics
Mobility
Learning Services
Patient Engagement
Consulting
Telehealth

LinkedinFacebookX-twitterInstagramYoutubeSpotify

American Owned & Operated. © Copyright 2025 AZZLY. All rights reserved | Powered by Visionation

| Home | Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Services Agreement | 1 (888) 400-3201 | Orlando, FL/Vero Beach, FL

Scroll to Top

Related Pages:

blog tag federal law
blog tag state law
blog tag law
blog tag federal opioid response effort
blog tag opioid law
law archives
behavioral health archives
behavioral health archives
behavioral health archives
azzly archives

The Importance of Federal Opioid Legislation in Addressing the Crisis

As the Senate focuses on the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, it is crucial that they do not lose sight of the urgent need for comprehensive opioid legislation. The opioid epidemic continues to devastate communities across the country, with thousands of lives lost each year to overdose deaths. Federal laws and regulations play a critical role in addressing this crisis, from ensuring access to treatment and prevention programs to holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in fueling the epidemic.

States like California, Florida, and Texas have taken proactive measures to combat the opioid crisis by requiring doctors to consult a database before prescribing painkillers. These efforts are a step in the right direction, but a comprehensive federal approach is needed to effectively address the complex issues surrounding opioid addiction. By prioritizing opioid legislation and funding for treatment and prevention programs, the Senate can make a significant impact in the fight against this devastating public health crisis.

Related Pages:

blog tag federal law
blog tag state law
blog tag law
blog tag federal opioid response effort
blog tag opioid law
law archives
behavioral health archives
behavioral health archives
behavioral health archives
azzly archives

The Importance of Federal Opioid Legislation in Addressing the Crisis

As the Senate focuses on the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, it is crucial that they do not lose sight of the urgent need for comprehensive opioid legislation. The opioid epidemic continues to devastate communities across the country, with thousands of lives lost each year to overdose deaths. Federal laws and regulations play a critical role in addressing this crisis, from ensuring access to treatment and prevention programs to holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in fueling the epidemic.

States like California, Florida, and Texas have taken proactive measures to combat the opioid crisis by requiring doctors to consult a database before prescribing painkillers. These efforts are a step in the right direction, but a comprehensive federal approach is needed to effectively address the complex issues surrounding opioid addiction. By prioritizing opioid legislation and funding for treatment and prevention programs, the Senate can make a significant impact in the fight against this devastating public health crisis.