Find naloxone near you — and help us make it nationwide.
PHapp® already helps residents find nearby naloxone in select states, in their own language. Now we're working with local health departments, community organizations, and clinics to expand coverage nationwide and keep it more up to date. If you run a naloxone program, we'd like you involved.
It's live today in a growing number of places — not yet everywhere. With a resource like naloxone, accuracy comes first.
"Find naloxone near you" is built and available now in PHapp® for residents in select states.
Find nearby naloxone — residents can locate naloxone and distribution sites near them.
In their language — guidance is available in 50+ human-reviewed languages.
By app and web — usable without an account to read on the web; SMS/text and email are in beta.
Stigma-aware and verified — built with behavioral-health input and drawn from official and agency sources.
Coverage is currently limited to a growing number of states — not yet nationwide.
What we're building next.
Two things: nationwide coverage, and information that stays current.
The ongoing work expands the naloxone finder from select states toward national coverage, and makes the underlying information more real-time by maintaining it together with the people closest to it:
More places — extend coverage state by state toward a nationwide finder.
More current — move from periodic updates toward near-real-time site information.
Maintained by partners — local health departments, community organizations, and clinics keep their own listings accurate.
Run a naloxone program? Help make the finder nationwide.
Local health departments, community organizations, and clinics: get involved in expanding coverage and keeping naloxone site information accurate in your area.
Not yet. "Find naloxone near you" is live today in a growing number of states, and we're actively working to expand it toward nationwide coverage. We won't claim a state is covered before it actually is.
It's as current as the agencies and partners who maintain it, and a focus of this ongoing work is making updates more real-time. Availability and hours can still change — residents should confirm with the site when possible.
