In Providence’s West End, behavioral health care agency CODAC Inc. serves one of the city’s hardest-hit neighborhoods in the opioid crisis. From 2016 to 2018, between 13 and 17 people died of overdoses in this area while emergency medical services responded to 98 to 133 overdose-related calls. These numbers, compiled by the Rhode Island Public
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