Sonara Health Partners with SEARHC to Expand into Alaska

Sonara Health has partnered with the SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium to make it easier for patients to access life-saving methadone treatment through Sonara’s remote dosing application.

This partnership represents our first expansion into Alaska, which is now the ninth state where eligible patients can access Sonara’s solution.

With Sonara’s web-based application, SEARHC patients will be able to record their methadone doses for their care teams to review. This makes it easier for patients to qualify for take-homes sooner and increase their number of take-homes over time.

“We’re excited about the opportunity to bring Sonara’s solution into another state and deliver safer, more accessible take-home dosing to patients who need it,” said Sonara Founder and CEO Michael Giles, MD. “SEARHC is an excellent organization, and we’re proud to call them a Sonara partner.” 

SEARHC is one of the largest Native-run healthcare organizations in the U.S., providing a wide variety of services to 27 communities in Southeast Alaska, including methadone treatment for Opioid Use Disorder. Our partnership will bring Sonara’s platform to eligible patients in Klawock, Sitka and Juneau.

“SEARHC is proud to partner with Sonara Health; with this innovative new application, our Opioid Treatment Program will be able to expand its reach to help more people struggling with opioid use disorder,” said Corey Cox, MD, clinical director for addiction medicine at SEARHC.

If you’re interested in learning how you can partner with Sonara Health to make remote dosing available to more patients receiving treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, please fill out this form to get in touch.