Opioid Overdose Prevention – Granville Vance Public Health

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Are you or a loved one struggling with opioid use?

Come in to see one of our primary care physicians and let’s talk about opioid prevention and treatment. We can directly assist you with treatment or connect you with someone who can help you with your need.

Let's talk about how to manage pain.

Learn about non-opioid options for pain management that carry less risk of addiction. Talk to your primary care provider at GVPH about proven strategies to address pain without using opioids.

Let’s talk about opioid misuse.

It’s important that you only take medications that have been prescribed to you, in the way you were directed.

Always store opioids in a secure place and dispose of unused opioids properly and quickly. We can help you find safe places for disposal within our community. Find a dropbox near you.

Let’s talk about addiction.

Addiction is a serious disease that alters the brain and changes decision-making. Recovery from opioid addiction is possible with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder. There are medications that can help to greatly reduce withdrawal symptoms.

Let’s talk about overdose prevention.

If you or a loved one are not ready for treatment, keeping naloxone in your home can help you be prepared and safer. Naloxone can reverse an overdose and save a life. Anyone who takes opioids or knows someone who does should have naloxone in their home to respond to an overdose. We can provide you with naloxone.

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Are you or a loved one struggling with opioid use?

Let's talk about how to manage pain.

Let’s talk about opioid misuse.

It’s important that you only take medications that have been prescribed to you, in the way you were directed.

Let’s talk about addiction.

Let’s talk about overdose prevention.

To make an appointment with a primary care physician, click here.

To learn more about opioid misuse prevention and harm reduction,
click here.

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Are you or a loved one struggling with opioid use?

Let's talk about how to manage pain.

Let’s talk about opioid misuse.

It’s important that you only take medications that have been prescribed to you, in the way you were directed.

Let’s talk about addiction.

Let’s talk about overdose prevention.

To make an appointment with a primary care physician, click here.

To learn more about opioid misuse prevention and harm reduction,click here.

To learn more about opioid misuse prevention and harm reduction,
click here.