Profiting from Misery: How the Opioid Epidemic Became a Marketplace for Exploitation—& How to Find Ethical Treatment
The opioid epidemic has devastated countless lives across the United States, yet amidst this crisis, many have found ways to profit off addiction rather than work toward real solutions. From pharmaceutical companies pushing addictive drugs to corrupt treatment centers cycling patients in & out for insurance money, the crisis has been exploited at every level—with […]
Keeping Medications & Sharps Safe: Proper Storage & Disposal
At Grasonville Health Services, we know how important it is to keep your medications & medical supplies secure—not just for your own safety, but for your family, pets, & the environment. Whether you’re on Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) or managing other prescriptions, safe storage & disposal help prevent misuse, accidental poisoning, & contamination. How to Store […]
MAT & Mental Health: How They Go Hand-in-Hand
At Grasonville Health Services, we understand that the road to recovery isn’t just about overcoming physical dependence—it’s about healing your mind, too. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) plays an important role in treating opioid use disorder, but it’s just one piece of the puzzle. Many people who are struggling with addiction also often face mental health challenges […]
Opvee (Nalmefene) vs. Narcan (Naloxone) – The Differences & What You Need to Know
Opvee Vs Narcan
Understanding High-Dose Naloxone: Is More Really Better?
Naloxone (brand name: Narcan) has long been a critical tool in reversing opioid overdoses, with the standard 4 mg intranasal dose proving effective in countless emergencies. Recently, higher-dose naloxone products have entered the market, but it’s essential to examine whether these increased doses offer additional benefits or potential drawbacks. Efficacy of Standard 4 mg Naloxone […]
Narcan: A Lifesaver in Our Community – And Yes, You’re Protected by Law
At Grasonville Health Services, we know that overdoses can happen to anyone—our friends, family, and neighbors. That’s why it’s so important to have Narcan (Naloxone) on hand and know how to use it. It can bring someone back from an opioid overdose within minutes, and in Maryland, you’re legally protected when you help. Narcan can […]
