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Correctional administrators and law enforcement executives are navigating an increasingly complex legal and operational landscape around substance use disorder treatment — one where the legal obligations are real, the liability exposure is significant, and the operational questions often don't have easy answers.
This Shield Thursdays session cuts through the complexity. Presenter Kathleen Totemoff, Founder and President of iEXIST, LLC, draws on direct experience managing MAT programs and SAMHSA-funded initiatives to help corrections staff understand what the law requires, what good operations look like, and what tools and strategies are available to help their agencies get it right.
In this session you will:
Understand the ADA obligations applicable to MAT/MOUD access in correctional settings — and the legal risk created by non-compliant policies
Identify the core operational considerations corrections staff must address, including medication security, intake screening, documentation, and continuity of care
Learn a pre-release planning approach that reduces post-release overdose risk and return contacts with law enforcement
Discover partnership models and technology-enabled tools that support continuity of care and reentry outcomes
Who Should Attend:
This session is designed for chiefs, sheriffs, jail administrators, command staff, internal affairs commanders, and agency counsel.
Presented By:
Kathleen Totemoff
Kathleen Totemoff is the Founder and President of iEXIST, LLC, a company dedicated to saving and rebuilding lives by connecting individuals, providers, communities, nonprofits, and governments to innovative technologies and recovery supports. iEXIST works across five focus areas — advocacy, connection, education, recovery, and restoration — with a particular emphasis on underrepresented and justice-involved populations.
Kathleen brings direct operational experience as a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Project Director, having successfully managed multiple SAMHSA-funded grants to expand access to substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health services. Her work bridges clinical knowledge, technology-enabled solutions, and real-world implementation — and her experience working inside grant-funded government partnerships gives her a practical perspective on what actually works when connecting justice-involved populations to care.
iEXIST, LLC | iexistglobal.com
Registration: $49
Correctional administrators and law enforcement executives are navigating an increasingly complex legal and operational landscape around substance use disorder treatment — one where the legal obligations are real, the liability exposure is significant, and the operational questions often don't have easy answers.
This Shield Thursdays session cuts through the complexity. Presenter Kathleen Totemoff, Founder and President of iEXIST, LLC, draws on direct experience managing MAT programs and SAMHSA-funded initiatives to help corrections staff understand what the law requires, what good operations look like, and what tools and strategies are available to help their agencies get it right.
In this session you will:
Understand the ADA obligations applicable to MAT/MOUD access in correctional settings — and the legal risk created by non-compliant policies
Identify the core operational considerations corrections staff must address, including medication security, intake screening, documentation, and continuity of care
Learn a pre-release planning approach that reduces post-release overdose risk and return contacts with law enforcement
Discover partnership models and technology-enabled tools that support continuity of care and reentry outcomes
Who Should Attend:
This session is designed for chiefs, sheriffs, jail administrators, command staff, internal affairs commanders, and agency counsel.
Presented By:
Kathleen Totemoff
Kathleen Totemoff is the Founder and President of iEXIST, LLC, a company dedicated to saving and rebuilding lives by connecting individuals, providers, communities, nonprofits, and governments to innovative technologies and recovery supports. iEXIST works across five focus areas — advocacy, connection, education, recovery, and restoration — with a particular emphasis on underrepresented and justice-involved populations.
Kathleen brings direct operational experience as a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Project Director, having successfully managed multiple SAMHSA-funded grants to expand access to substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health services. Her work bridges clinical knowledge, technology-enabled solutions, and real-world implementation — and her experience working inside grant-funded government partnerships gives her a practical perspective on what actually works when connecting justice-involved populations to care.
iEXIST, LLC | iexistglobal.com
Registration: $49