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For courts, probation & corrections
Get your participants into treatment this week.
Telehealth treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorder — with progress updates you can bring to every review.
The access problem
The order is the easy part. Getting them into care is where it breaks.
Court order / release
Few MOUD prescribers nearby
Find a provider
Weeks of delay
Waitlist
No transportation
Missed first visit
Care never starts
Back on the docket
The Grata path
One referral, and the friction disappears.
01
Referral
Two minutes, no login, from your office at partner.grata-health.com.
02
Contacted within the hour
Our care team reaches the individual directly — by phone, text, or email.
03
Seen within 48 hours
First telehealth visit by phone or video — and we can align it to a release date.
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Monthly updates to you
Engagement and adherence notes back to your office, with the participant's consent.
Built for supervision
What courts and supervision teams need — built in.
Grata was built to remove the friction that keeps justice-involved people out of treatment — and to give your office the visibility you need to keep them accountable.
No transportation, no waitlist
Every visit is by phone or secure video, so a missing ride or a rural ZIP code never derails care. Most people are seen within 48 hours of referral — not weeks after the hearing.
Court-ready progress updates
With the participant's 42 CFR Part 2-compliant consent, your office receives regular updates on treatment engagement and medication adherence — documentation you can bring to reviews, staffings, and status hearings.
$0 to your county
We bill Medicaid and commercial insurance directly and verify coverage before the first visit — so specialist addiction care costs your county nothing.
Reentry
The first weeks after release are the most dangerous.
Tolerance falls during incarceration, and a dose that once felt routine can become fatal. Continuity of medication for opioid use disorder is one of the few interventions proven to change that outcome. Grata starts or continues MOUD the day someone walks out — so the treatment that stabilized them inside doesn't stop at the gate.
- Same-day intake on the day of release
- Continues Suboxone or naltrexone started in custody
- Warm handoff straight from your reentry team
Who we work with
Partners across the justice system:
Probation & Parole
Fast, documentable treatment for the people on your caseload — without adding to your workload.
Drug & Treatment Courts
Evidence-based MOUD and engagement reporting that fit your phase requirements and review cadence.
Jails & Reentry
Medication continuity from custody to community, starting the day someone walks out.
Pretrial & Diversion
Get participants into care early, while engagement can still shape the outcome of the case.
Why Grata
Trusted with the hardest cases.
Grata covers the full outpatient addiction-medicine piece — intake, prescribing, peer support, and long-term maintenance — with progress updates back to your office the whole way.
30,000+
Recoveries supported
Experience across opioid and alcohol use disorder — including complex, high-acuity, and justice-involved cases that other providers turn away.
Same week
First appointment
Most people are seen within 48 hours of referral — fast enough to satisfy a court timeline instead of blowing past it.
$0
Cost to your county
No fees, no contracts, no revenue-share. Grata bills insurance directly and verifies coverage before the first visit.
Common questions
from justice partners
Yes — with the participant's written, 42 CFR Part 2-compliant consent. Once that consent is on file, your office receives regular updates on treatment engagement and medication adherence that you can bring to reviews and staffings. We deliver them in whatever format works for you: secure message, fax, email, or a standing call.
Yes. We prescribe Suboxone for opioid use disorder and naltrexone for alcohol use disorder. Medication-assisted treatment is the evidence-based standard of care, and federal guidance increasingly directs courts and supervision agencies to permit it rather than require abstinence-only approaches. Our providers individualize every plan.
We contact the individual within the hour, and most are seen within 48 hours. For someone leaving custody, we can schedule the first visit to land on the day of release so there's no gap between the gate and the first appointment.
Nothing. There are no contracts, per-participant fees, or revenue-share arrangements. Grata bills the individual's Medicaid or commercial insurance directly and verifies coverage before the first visit.
No. Grata is the treatment provider — we prescribe and manage medication, provide counseling and peer support, and report engagement with consent. Drug screening and supervision stay with your team; we coordinate around the conditions you set.
We offer affordable self-pay and help determine Medicaid eligibility during intake. Many justice-involved individuals qualify — especially after release — and our team walks them through enrollment so cost isn't the reason treatment stalls.
Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, including Medicaid (Cardinal Care, Ohio Medicaid, and Pennsylvania Medicaid) and major commercial plans. Because every visit is telehealth, participants in rural and underserved counties get the same access as everyone else.
With consent, we share the most recent engagement update available, and we can resume treatment without a full re-intake once the person returns to the community — so the momentum built before the setback isn't lost.
Get your next referral seen this week.
Send a referral in under two minutes at partner.grata-health.com — or reach out and we'll walk your team through how Grata works with courts, probation, and corrections.