Pick a state
Florida
Florida's Marchman Act, the 911 Good Samaritan Act, and naloxone access rules explained in plain language for families and people in crisis.
Kentucky
Kentucky's 911 overdose exemption, naloxone access, Casey's Law court-ordered treatment, prescription monitoring, and Medicaid coverage for addiction care.
Missouri
Missouri's Good Samaritan law, naloxone standing order, civil involuntary detention rules, and SATOP - explained in plain language.
Ohio
Ohio's 911 Good Samaritan law, naloxone rules, probate court involuntary treatment, prescription monitoring, and Medicaid coverage for addiction care.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's overdose immunity under Act 139, naloxone standing orders, treatment commitment for minors, prescription monitoring, and Medicaid coverage.
Tennessee
Tennessee's 911 overdose immunity, statewide naloxone agreement, emergency and judicial commitment rules, prescription monitoring, and TennCare coverage.
West Virginia
How West Virginia handles overdose immunity, naloxone access, involuntary commitment, prescription monitoring, and Medicaid coverage for addiction treatment.
For other states, see the guides on courts and involuntary treatment, or talk it through with a lawyer in your state.