Vivitrol program Manitowoc County

The Vivitrol Program multi-award vehicle, administered by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, is a specialized state-wide contract designed to provide comprehensive opioid addiction treatment services for individuals under community supervision. The contract covers a range of critical services including psychiatric evaluations, medication management, Vivitrol injections, urine drug screenings, bio-psychosocial assessments, group and individual counseling, and family therapy. Specifically targeted at addressing substance abuse, the vehicle allows for a maximum of ten participants per contract year, with services focused on intensive outpatient treatment, primary and relapse prevention counseling, and medication-assisted treatment using Vivitrol.

The contract is established between the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and Manitowoc County Human Services Department, with an initial award date of January 1, 2018. The vehicle has been renewed multiple times, with contract periods extending through June 30, 2020, and contains provisions for additional one-year renewals. While geographically specific to Manitowoc County, the contract type appears to be a fixed-price service agreement with defined rates for various treatment components, including $1,178 per Vivitrol dose, $165 for psychiatric time, $130 for AODA assessments, and $40-$60 for counseling sessions. The contract demonstrates a targeted approach to addressing opioid addiction within the state's community corrections system.