The nARrcansas app is transitioning to ReviveAR

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The nARcansas app is closing soon and merging with the ReviveAR app, which will continue to support law enforcement officers responding to opioid overdose incidents.

Developed through the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership (ARORP), ReviveAR provides officers with quick access to opioid-related resources, including prevention, treatment, and recovery services across Arkansas. The app also includes step-by-step written and audio guidance for administering naloxone in the field.

Officers currently using nARcansas should transition to ReviveAR as soon as possible to ensure continued access to these critical tools and reporting capabilities without interruption.

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Reporting Naloxone Usage

ReviveAR maintains the capability for officers to document and report naloxone administrations during overdose responses. This ensures accurate tracking and coordination of overdose response efforts statewide.

Any reporting that was previously done through the nARcansas app should now be submitted through the ReviveAR app.

Naloxone Refills

Law enforcement agencies can request naloxone refills through ARORP’s Naloxone HERO program, which offers both naloxone supplies and training support. Law enforcement agencies are encouraged to submit requests as needed to maintain an adequate supply of naloxone.

For more information about the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership, visit arorp.org.