Office of Opioid Safety

Education. Programs. Resources.

216-778-8452  |  [email protected]

Office of Opioid Safety

Education. Programs. Resources.

216-778-8452  |  [email protected]

MetroHealth Office of Opioid Safety

The Office of Opioid Safety (OOS) offers education, tools and resources to MetroHealth providers and staff in all opioid related needs.

Additionally, the OOS has a commitment to offering community-based education and training that includes but not limited to: community organizations, government agencies, educational systems, corporations, groups, etc.

Our mission is to promote opioid safety throughout the MetroHealth system and in the greater community through education, advocacy and treatment through:

  • Increased access to non -opioid pain management modalities
  • Safe opioid prescribing
  • Prevention of Opioid Use Disorder
  • Addressing the stigma of Substance Use Disorders
  • Harm Reduction
  • Access to addiction treatment

People struggling with opioid addiction can learn about obtaining a naloxone kit.

Learn more about the opioid crisis.
Education
Learn more about the opioid crisis. Learn more
The Office of Opioid Safety (OOS) offers education, tools and resources to MetroHealth providers and staff in all opioid related needs.
Programs
We collaborate with and coordinate several community-based initiatives. See the programs
Missing puzzle piece
Resources
Resources to help you navigate the opioid crisis. Take Action
MetroHealth's Project DAWN project is the second of its kind in Ohio.
Project DAWN
Learn how to receive free naloxone education and kits. Get a Naloxone kit
Learn more about the opioid crisis.
Education
Learn more about the opioid crisis. Learn more
The Office of Opioid Safety (OOS) offers education, tools and resources to MetroHealth providers and staff in all opioid related needs.
Programs
We collaborate with and coordinate several community-based initiatives. See the programs
Missing puzzle piece
Resources
Resources to help you navigate the opioid crisis. Take Action
MetroHealth's Project DAWN project is the second of its kind in Ohio.
Project DAWN
Learn how to receive free naloxone education and kits. Get a Naloxone kit
"It’s Somebody’s Child Out There"

Syringe-exchange programs can provide a light in the darkness for people living with opioid-use disorder.
 
“Prescription for Hope,” a podcast from The MetroHealth System, spends a day with the team providing this crucial street-level care.

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Project Dawn Mobile Unit Staff
Office of Opioid Safety

Meet our caring and dedicated staff.

216-778-5677  |  [email protected]

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Joan Papp, MD - Office of Opioid Safety  Medical Director