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The addiction treatment EMR for MAT and opioid treatment programs

CurerTech is an all-in-one EMR, RCM, and CRM platform built for MAT/OTP programs — Dosing, take-home tracking, e-prescribing, drug screening, and federal and state reporting run on one record, configured to the way your program operates.

CurerTech clinician handing medication to a patient at the clinic front desk

Built for the work

What does a MAT/OTP program need from its EMR?

Opioid treatment programs run workflows a general EMR was never designed for. These are native to CurerTech.

Dosing

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Methadone & buprenorphine dosing

Daily dosing, guest dosing, and dose changes are recorded against each patient’s order.

Take-home

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Take-home tracking

Take-home schedules and exceptions tracked, with the documentation your program needs.

Prescribing

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Prescription monitoring & e-prescribing

PDMP (prescription drug monitoring program) checks and electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS).

Screening

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Drug screening

Urine drug screening (UDS) ordered and resulted directly in the chart.

Reporting

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Federal & state reporting

Support for SAMHSA and state opioid treatment authority reporting, drawn from the record.

Safety

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Diversion control

Dose verification and safeguards that help reduce diversion risk.

Why it matters

What's at stake for opioid treatment programs?

The bottleneck isn't demand — it's the capacity to treat, document, and report without friction.

Documentation load

Less time on paperwork

Information entered once flows across records, billing, and engagement — not re-keyed between systems.

Compliance pressure

Reporting without the scramble

SAMHSA and state reporting drawn from the chart, rather than rebuilt by hand each cycle.

Retention is outcomes

Keep patients in treatment

Reminders and outreach support daily-dosing adherence, when dropout risk is highest.

Of the 4.8 million Americans with opioid use disorder (OUD) in 2024, about 17% received medication for it — a gap of roughly four million people. Programs that can dose, document, and report with less friction can reach more of them. (SAMHSA National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 2024.)

Choose your systems

Which CurerTech modules fit a MAT/OTP program?

Turn on the modules your program runs. Most OTPs use all three, configured to opioid treatment workflows.

EMR (records)

  • What it does for a MAT/OTP program
Methadone and buprenorphine dosingTake-home schedulesPrescription monitoring and e-prescribingDrug screeningTreatment plans

RCM (billing)

  • What it does for a MAT/OTP program
Billing for OTP services across:MedicaidCommercialState funding

CRM (engagement)

  • What it does for a MAT/OTP program
IntakeRemindersOutreachRetentionPatient portal

Compliance

Built for opioid treatment program compliance

OTPs answer to more regulators than almost any care setting. CurerTech is built for that reality.

Reporting

Regulatory reporting

Built to support SAMHSA, DEA, and state opioid treatment authority requirements from the chart.

Smoother start

SUD confidentiality

Consent management and access controls aligned with 42 CFR Part 2 (the federal confidentiality rules for substance use disorder records).

Retention is care

Accreditation-ready

Documentation that supports CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) and Joint Commission accreditation.

MAT/OTP questions

MAT and OTP software, answered

What EMR do opioid treatment programs need?

Opioid treatment programs need an EMR built for medication-assisted treatment — methadone and buprenorphine dosing, take-home tracking, prescription monitoring and e-prescribing, drug screening, and SAMHSA and state reporting. CurerTech handles these on one record shared with billing and patient engagement.

Does CurerTech handle methadone and buprenorphine dosing?

Yes. Daily dosing, guest dosing, dose changes, and take-home schedules are recorded against each patient's order, with the documentation an OTP needs.

Does it support prescription monitoring and e-prescribing?

Yes, including PDMP (prescription drug monitoring program) checks and electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS).

Does it support SAMHSA and state OTP reporting?

Yes. CurerTech is built to support SAMHSA and state opioid treatment authority reporting, drawn from the record rather than rebuilt by hand.

How does CurerTech protect the confidentiality of SUD records?

CurerTech is built to support the federal confidentiality rules that govern substance use disorder records, with consent management and access controls. See Security & HIPAA for details.

Which MAT medications does CurerTech support?

CurerTech supports the full clinical workflow for all three FDA-approved MAT medications: methadone (daily supervised dispensing in licensed OTPs), buprenorphine (induction with COWS screening and ASAM-guided titration, maintenance, and tapering for OBOT), and naltrexone (monthly Vivitrol injections with naloxone-challenge tracking and 30-day cycle reminders).

How does phased take-home scheduling work in CurerTech?

CurerTech implements the federally defined phase-code system (Code 7 through Code 1, plus Code T for bi-weekly and Code M for monthly) that governs how many days per week a patient attends the clinic for observed dosing versus how many take-home doses they receive. Phases auto-progress based on clinical stability, drug-screen results, and prescriber approval — and the dispensing calendar visualizes window-dose days, take-home days, and absences in a single two-week view.

Does CurerTech integrate with automated dispensing devices?

Yes. CurerTech integrates directly with IVEK and ChemTec (LabTec) methadone pumps for automated liquid dispensing with real-time prepare-for-dispensing, prime, weekly flush, and calibration routines. If a device is offline, staff can fall back to Print + Manual Dose mode — all manual doses are flagged in the audit trail for regulatory review.

How does CurerTech handle missed doses and patient absences?

An automated process runs daily at 4:00 PM CST and creates an absent dispense record for every active patient who has no completed dose that day. When consecutive absences exceed a clinic-configurable threshold, CurerTech auto-creates a Stop Dose clinical flag on the patient profile, visible on check-in, dosing, payment, counselor, and kiosk screens. This aligns with federal guidance requiring physician reassessment after 3+ consecutive missed methadone doses.

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