Opioid Treatment Programs struggle with medication dispensing inefficiency and diversion risk

Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) face critical operational bottlenecks in manually dispensing methadone, leading to long patient wait times, staff burnout, and high risk of medication diversion or theft. Current manual processes create security vulnerabilities and cannot scale to meet growing demand for medication-assisted treatment, forcing clinics to turn away patients or operate at dangerous capacity levels.