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Due to inclement weather, operations at Signature Health's Ashtabula, Painesville and Willoughby health centers are impacted on Tuesday, Dec. 3. While these offices and pharmacies remain open, many appointment types such as assessments, counseling, psychiatry and case management are only available through telehealth. We are outreaching patients who have impacted appointments or groups to appropriately coordinate care. If you have any questions, please call the office, live chat a member of the patient services team, or send a message to your provider via MyChart.

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Naloxone Distribution

Naloxone, also commonly known as NARCAN®, is a medication that can treat a narcotic overdose in an emergency situation. We are helping distribute this nasal spray in the community free of charge, thanks to Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services (Ohio MHAS) granting Signature Health the State Opioid Response (SOR) grant. 

Project DAWN

Signature Health is a Project DAWN site. Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided with Naloxone) is a state-wide network of opioid overdose education and naloxone distribution programs coordinated by the Ohio Department of Health.

With this designation, we have the ability to distribute free naloxone nasal spray kits and education to any patient, community member or employee who requests one. Project DAWN kits are free with no prescription necessary.

Participating Signature Health Project DAWN locations include:

  • Ashtabula
  • Lakewood
  • Maple Heights
  • Painesville
  • Willoughby

Project DAWN kits also can be distributed at community events and via Signature Health's Mobile Clinic, which is out and about in the community. Check the schedule here. 

Additional Resources

You can also view this comprehensive video link which explains:

  • Defines naloxone and how it works
  • Defines what opiates are
  • Defines what an opiate overdose is and how to recognize it
  • Instructs steps to take before administering naloxone
  • Explains how to administer naloxone
  • Instructs what to do after naloxone is administered
  • The video was created and produced by Project D.A.W.N. with support from the Ohio Department of Health.