Florida Opioid Implementation and Financial Reporting System

Welcome to the Florida Opioid Implementation and Financial Reporting System

The Florida Opioid Implementation and Financial Reporting System (FOIFRS) was developed by the Department of Children and Families for recipients of opioid settlement funding to allow for the following:

  • Implementation Plan and Financial Reporting: The FOIFRS serves as a platform for counties and municipalities to submit annual implementation plans and quarterly financial expenses . Each county and municipality in Florida will use the system to outline strategies for combating the opioid crisis, to include opioid settlement agreement approved remediation uses. Additionally, counties and municipalities will report financial expenditures related to implementation plans, providing a transparent and organized way to track funding allocations under each corresponding strategy.
  • Provider Data Review Access: The FOIFRS maintains a secure platform for healthcare providers to review the data uploaded into the system. This provides data validation capability for the data submitted and is crucial for ensuring data accuracy. Providers review and validate submissions and identify any submissions that may need to be rectified. By allowing providers to review data and identify any data that may need correction, the FOIFRS promotes the quality and reliability of the information within the system.

The data submitted by counties, municipalities, and healthcare providers through the FOIFRS plays a critical role in enabling the Department of Children and Families to conduct thorough analyses.

Through data analysis utilizing the FOIFRS, the Department of Children and Families can make informed decisions, implement targeted evidence-based interventions, and develop effective policies to address the opioid crisis in Florida.