Treatment facilities

• Lake Point Recovery & Wellness- 65 ARVAC Lane, Russellville, AR 72802 – (479) 219-5292 – http://www.arvacinc.org/
• Project Hope Arkansas- 201 South Rochester Ave., Russellville, AR 72801 – (833) 399-4673 – https://projecthoperc.com/locations/arkansas/
• Recovery Health Systems- 700 E Parkway Dr., Russellville, AR 72801 – (866) 921-0149 –  https://recoveryhealthsystems.com/
• Restored Life Services of Arkansas – 3127 W. 2^nd Ct., Russellville, AR 72801 – (479) 219-4100 – http://www.restoredlifeservices.com
• The Haven Detox - 5201 Stagecoach Rd, Little Rock, AR 72204 - (561) 328-8627 - https://havendetoxnow.com/locations/little-rock-arkansas-detox/
• Bridgeway – 21 Bridgeway Road, North Little Rock, AR 72113 – (888) 818-6955 – http://www.thebridgeway.com
• Ideal Option – 902 West Main Street, Russellville, AR 72801 – (877) 522-1275 – https://my.idealoption.org/ 
• Springwoods Behavioral Health – 1955 W. Truckers Drive, Fayetteville, AR – (479) 973-6000 – http://www.springwoodsbehavioral.com
• Oasis Renewal Center – 14913 Cooper Orbit Road, Little Rock, AR 72223 – (501) 37-OASIS – http://www.oasisrenewalcenter.com/
• Recovery Centers of Arkansas – 2919 Sibley Hole Road, Little Rock, AR 72209 – (501) 372-4611 – http://www.rcofa.org/
• Arisa Health Recovery at Mills – 3204 E Moore Ave, Searcy, AR 72143 – (501) 203-0671 – https://www.arisahealth.org/locations/searcy-mills

Opioid Overdose Rescue Kit Information

In response to Act 811 of the 94th Arkansas General Assembly, opioid overdose rescue kits have been installed at 50 locations across the Arkansas Tech University campus in Russellville.

Locations: Opioid overdose rescue kits can be found on the first floor of all campus educational buildings, sporting venues, student unions/cafeterias, residence halls, and the ATU Health and Wellness Center next to a fire extinguisher and/or AED.

Recognizing an opioid overdose:                                                                                     

• • Unresponsiveness or unconsciousness                                                     
  • Clammy pale skin and bluish lips
  • Pinpoint pupils
  • Slow heart rate
  • Slow and irregular breathing

Instructions for the use of the naloxone spray will be found on or inside the opioid overdose rescue kits. The kits are unlocked, and the naloxone nasal spray and a face mask will be located inside and are available for use.

Naloxone is the drug found in Narcan nasal spray. Naloxone is a medication used to reverse some effects of an overdose of opioids (e.g. fentanyl, oxycontin, morphine, and Vicodin). It will not affect someone who is not overdosing.

Please review the following video for opioid overdose kit training:

To report use, scan the QR code located on the opioid overdose rescue kit and complete the ATU Naloxone Reporting Form. This will alert the staff in the ATU Health and Wellness Center to restock the opioid overdose rescue kit.

The NARCANsas app is available for download with life-saving information and resources on opioid addiction, including how to administer naloxone nasal spray.  

For more information about the opioid overdose rescue kits, contact Lisa Crider, case manager, or Hunter Bramlitt, counselor, in the ATU Health and Wellness Center at (479) 968-0329.