Deciding who does what, before there's a real emergency, means nobody has
to figure it out while panicking. Fill this in with your household, print it,
and put it somewhere visible.
Naloxone is kept
Who does what if there's an overdose
Calls 911
Gets and gives naloxone
Starts rescue breathing if needed
Meets EMS at the door / directs them
Manages other kids or pets in the house
Calls other family members afterward
Address to give 911 (write it out — panic makes this harder to recall than expected)
Other people to call afterward, once things are safe
Anything specific to this person (allergies, other medications, conditions EMS should know)
If you don't have naloxone yet, that's the most important line on this page to
fill in first. Find it free in your state →
If you haven't practiced the actual steps, walk through the
overdose response guide
together once, calmly, before you ever need it for real.