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ODRescue™ provides user-friendly emergency toolkits for opioid overdoses. Built for campuses, workplaces & community spaces. When seconds count, be prepared.

05/28/2026

Concert season. Festivals. Packed nights. Long lines. Loud rooms. If an overdose happens, it can happen fast and out of sight.

Venues that take patron safety seriously do two things well: they plan ahead, and they place tools where staff can reach them in minutes, not after the situation has escalated. Pair placement with a simple plan - who calls 911, who grabs the kit, who meets the responders.

Help prepare your team for the unexpected with ODRescue™. Learn more at www.ODRescue.com

05/27/2026

Congress is sending a signal to employers — is your workplace prepared to respond to an opioid overdose?

A new bipartisan bill, the WORK to Save Lives Act, would direct OSHA to publish guidance for employers on stocking overdose reversal medication and training staff to use it. Why is this a big deal? According to the National Safety Council, 75% of employers report that opioid use impacts their workplace, but only 17% feel well-prepared to respond.

We broke down what the bill says, why it matters, and what you can do right now to protect your team and guests. Read the full article at https://okt.to/CAqRij

05/26/2026

You've heard of fentanyl. Now there's another name showing up in the illegal drug supply: orphines.

Orphines are a newer group of ultra-potent synthetic opioids that can be mixed into counterfeit pills or other drugs without someone realizing it. Public health alerts are already linking one compound to fatal overdoses. The takeaway isn't panic, though; it's preparation.

Know the signs of an overdose, call 911, and use opioid reversal medication as directed. Start preparing today at www.ODRescue.com.

05/22/2026

Transit can't always pause for emergencies. If someone overdoses on a plane, a bus, or a train, your team has minutes to act, not hours.

That's why transportation and transportation hubs need overdose response tools placed like other safety equipment. Visible, easy to grab, and paired with a clear emergency action plan. The goal is simple: keep response resources readily available until first responders arrive at the scene.

It's time to put safety preparedness at every stop on the line. Learn more at www.ODRescue.com.

05/20/2026

ODRescue™ is built for the moment when someone is overdosing and people nearby need to act fast.

We make overdose response easier by putting tools and resources within reach, whether that's a wall-mounted kit in a public library or a portable pouch for responders on the move at a music festival. Clear guidance, quick access, and simple steps.

If you're responsible for a workplace, venue, campus, or community space, this is one of the simplest ways to add real safety. Learn more at www.ODRescue.com.

05/18/2026

In an overdose emergency, time is the enemy. The faster someone can access the right tools, the better the chance of survival.

Research suggests that placing overdose emergency kits where people can reach them quickly can cut response time by up to 75%, which makes intervention more effective in those critical early minutes. That's the difference between panic searching and reactive responding.

If you manage a shared space, don't hide preparedness in a drawer. Put it where people can find it fast. Learn more at www.ODRescue.com.

05/15/2026

Public health protection should live in the places people gather every day, not just in emergency rooms. Libraries, community centers, campuses, and other shared spaces can all play a role in helping communities stay safer and more prepared.

By making overdose response tools visible and accessible, we can help create environments where help is closer at hand when every second matters. Learn more at www.ODRescue.com.

05/14/2026

If you want one place to start, this is it: https://okt.to/k2Numn

Our ODRescue™ Resources page pulls together support that helps — statistics, how to recognize an opioid overdose, opioid news, the SAMHSA helpline, 988, and harm reduction and recovery resources you can share with your team or community.

Save it, bookmark it, send it to someone who might need it.

05/13/2026

is here, and it's a great reminder that prevention is not one big moment. It's the small stuff we do every day. Checking in with each other, starting honest conversations, and making it easier to ask for help.

If you're looking for simple ways to get your community involved, SAMHSA has free games and activities you can use to educate and entertain: samhsa.gov/prevention-week/community-events/activities

05/08/2026

If you run a school or campus, you already plan for emergencies. Fires. Severe weather. Security threats. Overdose response deserves the same level of readiness.

The best plans are simple: place tools where students are (dorms, libraries, student centers, athletics), train staff on the signs of an overdose, and run quick "micro-drills" so people don't freeze in the moment.

Start building your campus plan with ODRescue™: www.ODRescue.com

05/06/2026

What is the ODRescue Alert™ technology? At its core, it helps the right people mobilize a response faster.

When an ODRescue Alert kit is accessed, it sounds an audible alarm and sends notifications to your designated responders with location details. No guessing. No scrambling. Just a clear signal that help is needed right now.

If you manage a campus, venue, workplace, or community space, this is what "prepared" should look like. Learn more: www.odrescue.com

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