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Emergency and crisis resources

Use the right resource for the situation

If this is an immediate emergency, call 911. If the issue is emotional distress, suicidal crisis, or substance-use concern, use 988 or another authoritative crisis resource listed here.

Emergency

911

Call immediately for life-threatening emergencies or immediate danger.

Call 911

Poison / Overdose

Poison Help

Call 1-800-222-1222 for poisoning or medication-overdose concerns in the United States.

Visit Poison Help

Local

OC Links

Orange County behavioral-health information, referrals, and crisis navigation.

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Treatment boundary

Recovery housing is not a substitute for emergency, medical, psychiatric, detoxification, or licensed clinical treatment unless a specific page clearly and factually states otherwise.

Suspected opioid overdose

  1. Give naloxone if it is available.
  2. Call 911 immediately.
  3. Try to keep the person breathing and place them on their side.
  4. Stay with them until emergency help arrives.

If you are unsure whether it is an overdose, treat it as one. Naloxone does not replace emergency medical care. See CDC overdose-response guidance.