Dr. Joseph Py, medical director of Discovery House, speaks in favor of L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in front of the Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee.
Sen. David Woodsome, R-North Waterboro, introduces his bill L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Health and Human Services Committee room in the Cross State Office Building in Augusta.
Dr. Joseph Py, medical director of Discovery House, speaks in favor of a “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Health and Human Services Committee room in the Cross State Office Building in Augusta.
Sen. David Woodsome, R-North Waterboro, introduces his bill L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Health and Human Services Committee room in the Cross State Office Building in Augusta.
Rep. Linda Sanborn, D-Gorham, testifies in favor of L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Health and Human Services Committee room in the Cross State Office Building in Augusta.
Sen. David Woodsome, R-North Waterboro, introduces his bill L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Health and Human Services Committee room in the Cross State Office Building in Augusta.
Committee member Rep. Karen Vachon, R-Scarborough, asks a question during a hearing on L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday.
Rep. Mark Dion, D-Portland, testifies in favor of L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in front of the Health and Human Services Committee.
Franklin County Sheriff Scott Nichols testifies on behalf of the Maine Sheriffs Association in favor of L.D. 1437 “Resolve, To Increase Access to Opiate Addiction Treatment in Maine” on Thursday in the Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee room.
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