provides opioid overdose bystanders with an anonymous, one-button press to connect with trained neighbor responders, ready to administer naloxone and provide immediate connections to harm reduction and treatment resources. is piloting in the South Bend, IN area.
Key Features
One-button push - Immediate Help
When a call for help is made, the app searches nearby for trained responders carrying naloxone. A responder answers the call and is provided a map to quickly locate the person in need.
Community Connection
Community members can sign up to be responders. They are trained to use naloxone in an emergency situation and can determine when they want to be notified of nearby overdoses.
Anonymity For Bystanders
A bystander can make an anonymous request for naloxone from a neighbor responder. The responder can then notify 911, allowing the overdosed person to receive naloxone without the bystander fearing contact with law enforcement
Helping first responders
Every minute lost can result in brain damage or death. Responders can support EMS by aiding in nearby overdose calls and shortening the time to start the lifesaving overdose reversal.
How does naloxone work?
Naloxone reverses the effects of an opioid overdose by knocking the opioids off brain receptors. The breathing of a person who is overdosing can slow or stop, resulting in death. Naloxone can restore normal respiration to the person, preventing brain damage or death.
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