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Text your request for Narcan to 716-225-5473
How to Get Help
Online
The healthcare organizations below have each developed virtual emergency departments in order to evaluate and treat patients via telemedicine. Please click on one of the links below to schedule a virtual emergency room visit.
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Resources
The Greater Buffalo area has an abundance of community resources to help those suffering with opioid use disorder in addition to the family members and friends of those struggling. Please click the links below to view more information about each organization.
Erie County & the Opioid Epidemic
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- Project Safe Point
Services offered: syringe access, naloxone training, treatment readiness and referral, peer navigation, drug user health hub, harm reduction services
24 hour hotline- (866) 930-4999
- Healthy Capital District Initiative
Services offered: obtaining health insurance, finding a doctor, solving problems to keep individuals from accessing medical care
518-462-7040 - St. Peter’s Addiction and Recovery Services
Services offered: outpatient walk-in clinic for MAT access
518-525-1550 and www.sphp.com/opiods - New Choices-COTI Project
(518) 579-9233
Services offered: Assessment & Treatment Referrals, Telehealth & Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), Individual, Family Support and Group Therapy (Evidence Based Treatment), Recovery Support – Peer Advocates, Case/Care Management, Mobile Outreach/Crisis Support - Healing Springs Recovery and Outreach Center
https://preventioncouncil.org/recovery-centers - Second Chance Opportunities- Recovery Community Center
https://www.scoalbany.com/rcc
The Oneida Region has an abundance of community resources to help those suffering with opioid use disorder in addition to the family members and friends of those struggling. Please click the links below to view more information about each organization.
The Dutchess County region has an abundance of community resources to help those suffering with opioid use disorder in addition to the family members and friends of those struggling. Please click the links below to view more information about each organization.