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Tele-Naloxone

Tele-Naloxone is a partnership between the Iowa Department of Public Health and University of Iowa Health Care.

These organizations understand that you might not be comfortable asking for naloxone from your family doctor, a local pharmacy or a community organization; and that's okay.

With this program you will simply visit with a pharmacist by tele-medicine, directly from your smart phone or laptop, and get FREE naloxone delivered to your door.

The purpose of the Tele-Naloxone program is to prepare Iowans by providing them a naloxone kit in advance of a possible overdose. In the event of an urgent need for naloxone due to an overdose occurring, please seek emergency medical services and call 911.

On the Phone
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How does it work?

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Remember, this service is always free to you and your participation is confidential. Your insurance will not be billed for your visit or your naloxone. This is possible with support from the Iowa Department of Public Health.

Hours of Operation

Monday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Tuesday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Wednesday: 8:00am - 8:00pm

Thursday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Friday: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Saturday: 8:30am - 12:30pm

Sunday: Closed

*please note, messages left outside of business hours will be returned within one business day.

Get Started Now!

If you are ready to have naloxone on hand, call us today at 319-678-7825 or fill out this contact form and we will reach out to you. 

The purpose of the Tele-Naloxone program is to prepare Iowans by providing them a naloxone kit in advance of a possible overdose. In the event of an urgent need for naloxone due to an overdose occurring, please seek emergency medical services and call 911.

Thank you, someone will be in touch with you soon!

You will be contacted from a telephone number ending in '2111'. If you are not reachable, or your mailbox is full, you may need to call back to schedule your appointment.

If you are experiencing an overdose or a medical emergency please seek medical care now.

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