Up to 65% of the U.S. prison population has an active substance use disorder. Project VBOT delivers evidence-based virtual addiction treatment inside correctional facilities — reducing recidivism, lowering costs, and improving outcomes for individuals and communities.
The majority of incarcerated individuals have an active substance use disorder — yet treatment access inside facilities remains severely limited.
41 states are currently operating at or above 75% prison capacity — with at least 9 state systems and the federal Bureau of Prisons exceeding 100%.
Based on FY 2022 data, the average daily cost of a federal inmate is $116.91 — compared to just $22/day for VBOT's treatment program.
Virtual MAT inside correctional facilities costs a fraction of incarceration — and actively reduces the conditions that lead to reincarceration after release.
Individuals who remain active in addiction treatment have significantly lower rates of re-arrest and reincarceration — reducing long-term system costs.
Crime is reduced by 45% following the release of individuals who were in active recovery — creating meaningful safety benefits for the communities they return to.
Treatment reduces the demand that drives black-market drug trade inside facilities — improving safety and order for staff and incarcerated individuals alike.
Our recovery program has seen good success rates for the past few years. Helping those who suffer from addiction is a win-win for everyone all the way around.
Implementing addiction treatment programs in jails and prisons is crucial for rehabilitation and reducing recidivism. VBOT's virtual model makes that possible without major infrastructure changes or staffing additions.
Our corrections team works with sheriffs, jail administrators, and state correctional systems to design and implement virtual MAT programs. Reach out to discuss a pilot program or full deployment.
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