This dashboard is a product of the Data-Driven Addiction, Prevention, and Recovery (DDAPR) Project, a multi-agency collaboration led by the Indiana Management Performance Hub (MPH) in partnership with key state agencies. Launched in 2017, DDAPR integrates data to deepen understanding of substance use and addiction in Indiana, inform policy, and support data-driven decision-making. Each dashboard was designed to help stakeholders identify trends, monitor progress, and respond effectively to emerging needs in prevention, treatment, and recovery.
About this dashboard
The Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) Drive-Time Analysis dashboard displays the locations of all OTP locations across Indiana along with the drive-time for Hoosiers to access the OTP.
For more information, visit DMHA's Opioid Treatment Program page.
How to become an OTP Provider in Indiana
Indiana only allows certified hospitals, state psychiatric institutions, or Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) to open new OTPs. According to Indiana Code 12-23-18-5.5; Indiana is prohibited from approving new Independent OTP providers.
Eligible providers must complete:
- SAMSHA Certification Submit form SMA-162 to SAMSHA
- DEA Registration Submit Form 353 to DEA
- Indiana Controlled Substance Registration Apply through PLA
- DMHA OTP Licensure Submit via DMHA Provider Portal
- Accreditation Receive accreditation from a SAMSHA approved accrediting body
More DDAPR resources available for internal state users
The work of DDAPR is informed by key stakeholders at the State involved with Indiana’s drug response. This internal website displays the results of DDAPR’s analyses and other state resources in an accessible and centralized location for members of the DDWG. The following internal resources are only viewable for state employees with access.
Contributors
Indiana Family & Social Services Administration - Division of Mental Health and Addiction