The opioid crisis has touched nearly every family in America. Enter your zip code to find your U.S. Senators and Representative, then send them a message asking them to support bringing a free DrAmeriCare detox and recovery center to your community. Every American should have access to a world-class 14 day opioid treatment and recovery center within a reasonable distance of their home that is 100% free to them if they truly want to quit opiates.
With just a couple clicks we've made it easy for you to be a big part of this project to save your nation and its people.
Achieving that vision requires more than government funding or public awareness alone. It requires a coordinated partnership between citizens, healthcare professionals, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and local, county, state, and federal leaders.
Our strategy is to build these partnerships simultaneously.
We will engage residents in every qualifying community, providing them with the opportunity to support bringing a DrAmeriCare center to their area through education, volunteerism, physician recruitment, petitions, community meetings, and local advocacy. At the same time, we will work directly with elected officials, public health agencies, hospitals, employers, foundations, and community organizations to develop sustainable funding, strategic partnerships, and long-term operational plans.
By demonstrating both strong public support and institutional collaboration, DrAmeriCare can present community leaders with a ready-made solution backed by the people they serve.
Every new center represents more than another treatment facility. It becomes a community resource dedicated to saving lives, restoring families, strengthening the local workforce, reducing healthcare costs, supporting first responders, and creating healthier neighborhoods.
Our objective is to establish a scalable national network of DrAmeriCare Recovery Centers so that every American community has access to high-quality, evidence-informed addiction treatment and recovery services. Through a combination of public engagement, strategic partnerships, and responsible use of available opioid remediation resources where appropriate, we believe this vision can become a reality—one community at a time, and ultimately, across the nation.
A look back at national announcements on the opioid epidemic — and the ongoing debate over how much they actually changed for people seeking treatment.
Make your voice heard by using the pre-written form letter to your elected officials.
We've made it easy for you — it takes only 1 minute of your time to get the word out to your politicians at every level of government, from city council right up to the president.
Federal representatives matter, but state legislators and city council members often have the most direct say over local zoning, funding, and permits for a new facility.