Establishes a grant program to assist providers in purchasing opioid antagonists alongside automated external defibrillators.
The bill establishes a grant program to assist providers in purchasing opioid antagonists, such as naloxone nasal spray, alongside automated external defibrillators. The program aims to improve public safety and health outcomes by equipping bystanders and first responders to address both cardiac and opioid-related emergencies. The Department of Health will set criteria for eligibility and prioritize grants for schools, libraries, and community centers in high-risk or underserved areas. The program will be funded through annual appropriations and other available funds.
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