,,ib  ,union ,calendar ,no4 #dcd  #aadth
 ,,congress  #b;d ,session  ,h4 ,r4     
#dihb  ,report ,no4 #aad-efj  ,,in ,,the
 ,,house ,,of ,,representatives  ,april 
#ah1 #bjaf ,mr4 ,foster 7for himself and
 ,mr4 ,pallone7 introduced the following
 bill2 which was referred to the        
,committee on ,energy and ,commerce     
,may #aj1 #bjaf;,additional sponsors3   
,ms4 ,herrera ,beutler1 ,mr4 ,rokita1   
,mr4 ,kilmer1 and ,mr4 ,turner  ,may    
#aj1 #bjaf ,reported with an amendment1 
committed to the ,committee of the      
,whole ,house on the ,state of the      
,union1 and ordered to be printed       
,strike out all after the enacting      
clause and insert the part printed in   
italic ,for text of introduced bill1 see
 copy of bill as introduced on ,april   
#ah1 #bjaf  ,a ,,bill  ,to direct the   
,comptroller ,general of the ,united    
,states to evaluate and report on the   
in-patient and outpatient treatment     
capacity1 availability1 and needs of the
 ,united ,states4  #a4 ,short title     

,this ,act may be cited as the          
,examining ,opioid ,treatment           
,infrastructure ,act of #bjaf4  #b4     
,study on treatment infrastructure ,not 
later than #bd months after the date of 
enactment of this ,act1 the ,comptroller
 ,general of the ,united ,states shall  
initiate an evaluation1 and submit to   
,congress a report1 of the inpatient and
 outpatient treatment capacity1         
availability1 and needs of the ,united  
,states1 which shall include1 to the    
extent data are available--  7#a7 the   
capacity of acute residential or        
inpatient detoxification programs2  7#b7
 the capacity of inpatient clinical     
stabilization programs1 transitional    
residential support services1 and       
residential rehabilitation programs2    
7#c7 the capacity of demographic        
specific residential or inpatient       
treatment programs1 such as those       
designed for pregnant women or          
adolescents2  7#d7 geographical         
differences of the availability of      

residential and outpatient treatment and
 recovery options for substance use     
disorders across the continuum of care2 
7#e7 the availability of residential and
 outpatient treatment programs that     
offer treatment options based on        
reliable scientific evidence of efficacy
 for the treatment of substance use     
disorders1 including the use of ,food   
and ,drug ,administration-approved      
medicines and evidence-based            
nonpharmacological therapies2  7#f7 the 
number of patients in residential and   
specialty outpatient treatment services 
for substance use disorders2  7#g7 an   
assessment of the need for residential  
and outpatient treatment for substance  
use disorders across the continuum of   
care2  7#h7 the availability of         
residential and outpatient treatment    
programs to ,american ,indians and      
,alaska ,natives through an ,indian     
health program 7as defined by section #d
 of the ,indian ,health ,care           
,improvement ,act 7#be ,u4,s4,c4        

#afjc772 and  7#i7 the barriers         
7including technological barriers7 at   
the ,federal1 ,state1 and local levels  
to real-time reporting of de-identified 
information on drug overdoses and ways  
to overcome such barriers4  ,may #aj1   
#bjaf ,reported with an amendment1      
committed to the ,committee of the      
,whole ,house on the ,state of the      
,union1 and ordered to be printed