Avenue Health × Recovery Road: Expanding Naloxone Education
Knowledge can be the difference between life and death. Avenue Health and Recovery Road are teaming up to expand naloxone education and empower communities.
Avenue Health and Recovery Road Join Forces to Expand Naloxone Education
Every prescription is an opportunity to save a life. That’s why Avenue Health is partnering with Recovery Road to expand naloxone training—giving communities the knowledge and tools to prevent overdose.
Opioid overdoses continue to claim lives in every community. The difference between tragedy and survival often comes down to one thing: whether naloxone is there, and whether someone knows how to use it. At Avenue Health, we believe every prescription and every patient interaction is an opportunity to prevent harm.
That’s why we are proud to announce a new collaboration with Recovery Road, a non-profit dedicated to recovery support and harm reduction. Together, we will expand access to naloxone training and ensure more people in our communities are prepared to save lives.
Through this collaboration, Recovery Road will serve as the educational and training partner for naloxone use. Avenue Health will connect prescribers, patients, and families to these vital resources, advancing our shared mission of harm reduction.
“This partnership reflects our core belief that harm reduction starts with knowledge and access. By working with Recovery Road, we are not only expanding access to naloxone but also equipping communities with the tools to save lives.”
— Rohit Sheta, RPh, Founder & CEO of Avenue Health
“At Recovery Road, our mission is to walk alongside individuals and families on the path to healing. Collaborating with Avenue Health allows us to bring critical education and training directly to the people who need it most—because prevention and recovery must go hand in hand.”
— Robin Rush, Founder & CEO of Recovery Road
Together, Avenue Health and Recovery Road are breaking down barriers between pharmacy, education, and community care. This is more than a collaboration—it’s a commitment to saving lives, strengthening families, and building safer communities.