Monroe County Opioid Overdose Dashboard

The goal of the Monroe County Opioid Overdose Dashboard is to track non-fatal opioid overdoses and suspected fatal opioid overdoses across Monroe County. All questions regarding this dashboard and the data it contains should be directed to the Monroe County Department of Public Health at (585)753-5555 or [email protected].

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Dashboard User Guide

Opioid Information and Resources

24/7 Services

• HOPELine Hotline 1-877-846-7369
• Monroe County Team IMPACT Hotline 585-753-5300
• Open Access Walk-In evaluations at 72 Hinchey Rd., Rochester, NY 14624/585-627-1777
• SAMHSA National Helpline 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
• List of Additional Substance Abuse Hotline Resources

Additional Data and Statistics

• Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner/2023 Annual Report
• Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner/2022 Annual Report
• Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner/2021 Annual Report
• Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner/2020 Annual Report
• Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner/2019 Annual Report
• NYS Department of Health/Opioid-related Data
• National Opioid Overdose Tracker (NEMSIS)

Basic Facts

• Opioid Basics (CDC)
• Opioids (NYS OASAS)
• Opioid Overdose Basics (National Harm Reduction Coalition)
• Substance Use Disorders (CDC)
• Substance Use Disorders (NAMI)
• Understanding Drug Use and Addiction (NIH)

Harm Reduction

• Harm Reduction Saves Lives (NYS OASAS)
• Principles of Harm Reduction (National Harm Reduction Coalition)

Opioid Overdose Prevention

• How to Identify Substance Use Disorder & Addiction (Partnership to End Addiction)
• Opioid Overdose Prevention Toolkit (SAMHSA)

Treatment and Recovery

• Find Treatment (SAMHSA)
• How to find an Opioid Treatment Programs (HHS)
• Monroe County Behavioral Health Providers (MCDPH)
• Monroe County Treatment Providers (NCADD)
• Recovery Services in  Monroe County (NCADD)
• Treatment Availability Dashboard (OASAS)
• Treatment Resources (NIH)

Mental Health Treatment for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals 

• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Treatment Locator is a source of information about mental health and substance use treatment facilities in the United States and US Territories. Use the filter “Language Services” and “Sign language services for the deaf and hard of hearing”, along with additional filters such as service type, service setting, type of care, and payment accepted to find a provider that is a good fit for you. Contact SAMHSA via TTY at 1-800-487-4889. 

• National Deaf Therapy Specializes in tele-mental health care for deaf individuals; their website offers a Mental Health American Sign Language therapist locator that is searchable by location, an information guide available in American Sign Language, statistics about mental health needs in the deaf and hard of hearing community, and educational videos on mental health and wellness.  

• Psychology Today offers a “Find a Therapist” link on their website. Use filters to search for mental health providers in your area who speak American Sign Language (ASL).