What is RxAware?
This month, Partnership to End Addiction is launching RxAware, an innovative new program that aims to help curb opioid misuse by educating people on the wide array of non-opioid pain relievers available and offering ways to reduce the risks associated with opioid medications, if prescribed.
RxAware is a personalized text messaging program that provides information for parents, caregivers, and individuals about opioid medication safety and nonaddictive pain relievers. After texting RXAWARE to 55753, participants can answer a short series of questions about their own – or a loved one’s – pain management needs. The participant will then receive personalized messages vetted by health professionals that provide information, resources, and actionable support.
Text RxAware to 55753 to get started.
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Partnership to End Addiction is a national nonprofit uniquely positioned to reach, engage, and help families impacted by addiction. We aim to bring RxAware to as many parents, families, and individuals as we can.
RxAware is an innovative new program that aims to help curb opioid misuse by educating people on the wide array of non-opioid pain relievers available and offering ways to reduce the risks associated with opioid medications if prescribed.
We created this toolkit to help you, and any interested person or organization, easily and quickly share information about this new program with friends and networks.
In 2020, 1,964 people died from overdoses in Kentucky, including 1,594 from opioids, and those numbers have only increased since. We need to do everything we can to support families and individuals who are at risk.
In 2019, 265 people died from overdoses in Idaho, including 134 from opioids, and those numbers have only increased since. We need to do everything we can to support families and individuals who are at risk.
In 2020, 1,734 people died from overdoses in South Carolina, including 1,463 from opioids, and those numbers have only increased since. We need to do everything we can to support families and individuals who are at risk.
In 2020, 3,304 people died from overdoses in North Carolina, including 2,512 from opioids, and those numbers have only increased since. We need to do everything we can to support families and individuals who are at risk.
In 2020, 3,032 people died from overdoses in Tennessee, including 2,388 from opioids, and those numbers have only increased since. We need to do everything we can to support families and individuals who are at risk.