A program with the goal of making an opioid overdose reversal medication more accessible is in place in Iowa. Iowans who want to can now obtain free naloxone, a Narcan nasal spray, so they’re prepared if they encounter someone experiencing an opioid overdose. With federal grant funding, those who want naloxone, can participate in a consultation with a University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics pharmacist using a mobile phone platform and then the free kit is mailed to the individual anywhere in Iowa. The program is a partnership of the Iowa Department of Public Health and the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, with the aim of reducing the barriers of cost and access for individuals. For information on how to sign up, click here.