About Downtown Overdose Prevention Site

​These sites offer a place where people who use drugs can be safely monitored and treated if they overdose. These sites also provide enhanced harm reduction services including the distribution of naloxone and other harm reduction supplies as well as health care services and referrals for treatment.
This site is located in the parking lot behind Outreach Urban Health

Available Services

Hours for Downtown Overdose Prevention Site

Monday to Sunday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Available Amenities

Resources

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this facility wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it is.

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