Annual economic burden of opioid use disorder in the US
Who are our partners?
Government Health Agencies
State and county public health departments coordinating overdose prevention strategy, surveillance, and resource allocation.
Community Health Organizations & Recovery Networks
Frontline organizations delivering outreach, harm reduction services, and recovery support within local communities.
Hospital Systems
Clinical care networks responsible for acute overdose response, discharge planning, and care transitions.
Universities & Research Institutions
Researchers integrating real-time naloxone distribution intelligence into academic research on substance use, health equity, and community-level overdose outcomes.
Substance Use Disorder Professional Networks
Professional networks of clinicians and counselors who want real-time naloxone site intelligence to strengthen patient referrals and community care coordination.
Philanthropy Foundations
Organizations who direct philanthropic investment toward the communities most underserved by existing naloxone distribution infrastructure.