The Future of Health Care is Opioid Free
Our mission is to get ahead of the opioid crisis by empowering providers with the education, standards, and tools to prevent addiction before it begins – strengthening the workforce, restoring communities, and leaving this county healthier than we found it.
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The Cost of Addiction
Surgery accounts for over
45 Million
new opioid prescriptions per year
Number of new opioid addicts resulting from surgery per year
3+ Million
According to the CDC,
200+
American’s die from drug over doses every day.
That’s over
80,000
per year
Total annual “Economic Burden” of opioid use and abuse in America in 2023
$2.7 Trillion
STOP UNNECESSARY PRESCRIPTIONS
Opioids are costing your health plan more than you think
Find out how much with an Opioid Impact Assessment
What if you could deploy a data-driven solution that improves the health and well-being of your members and community, while saving your health plan 6-8% of overall costs on a recurring basis.
Would you be interested?
OPIOID FREE CERTIFICATION
The First Opioid Free Certification Program in the U.S.
Join the nation’s first Opioid-Free Care Program – an evidence-based solution that proactively addresses the opioid crisis by eliminating dependence at the source.
An “Opioid Free” Legacy of Excellence and Leadership
The first scalable strategy to prevent addiction at the source
primary prevention
Through comprehensive Opioid Impact Assessment, we identify individuals at highest risk for addiction and deliver early interventions through targeted provider outreach and member education.
COLLECTIVE ADVOCACY
Collaborating with community and legislative leaders to advocate for effective legislation – ensuring settlement funds are wisely invested to create lasting impact for future generations.
OPIOID FREE CERTIFICATION
Our Opioid-Free Surgical Care Program sets a new benchmark – proving that excellence in healing doesn’t require opioids.
“opt-out” directive
Promoting informed decision making by empowering members to “opt out” of opioids through a personal directive—giving individuals greater control over their care and reducing the risk of addiction.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
When we use the term “opioid-free,” we are referring to opioid-free outcomes—not the complete elimination of opioids in every situation.
There are times when opioid medications may be necessary and appropriate. All medical decisions remain between patients and their healthcare providers.
Our focus is on promoting prevention-first, care, where providers use the safest and most effective options available—minimizing unnecessary opioid exposure whenever possible.
Overprescribing often stems from the absence of a clear discontinuation plan – physicians know when to write the first prescription, but not always the last.
We use advanced analytics to identify early signs of risk before addiction develops. Through targeted provider outreach and education, we support alignment with best-practices to help prevent unnecessary exposure before it leads to dependence.
Our certification programs are designed to recognize providers, facilities, and advisors committed to prevention-first, responsible care.
We combine practical tools, clear protocols, and real-world guidance to support more informed care decisions – while building a recognizable commitment to better outcomes.
Our mission is to address pressing public health challenges and create an “Opioid Free” legacy of excellence and leadership.
There’s a role for everyone in preventing opioid addiction.
Whether you’re a provider, employer, strategic partner, donor—or simply someone who wants to do the right thing—you can help reduce unnecessary opioid exposure and support prevention-focused care.
Want to learn more?
Our mission to prevent opioid addiction often raises important questions—especially around pain care, prescribing decisions, and the meaning of “opioid-free.”
We welcome those conversations.
Explore our expanded Q&A for more in-depth answers, or submit your own question or concern to help guide the conversation forward.