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The Opioid Epidemic: 2019 Edition

We’re about to see a landmark battle over the Opioid Epidemic in the United States and who is responsible according to a federal court. But how exactly is the opioid epidemic going? Are we still seeing overdoses daily? Today, at Clear Horizons Healthcare, a local rehabilitation clinic in Audubon, New Jersey, we’re covering the Opioid Epidemic in 2019 and what people can do to get help. If you or a loved one suffers from addiction and is interested in outpatient, medication-assisted treatment near you, feel free to reach out to us. We’re always welcoming new patients.


And with the costs of the crisis estimated at tens of billions of dollars and with more than 200,000 overdose deaths since the late 1990s, the stakes are immense — even for people who have never heard of this case. What happens with it will largely determine how much money cities and counties nationwide will have to fight the devastating effects of opioid abuse and when they'll get it.

How Many Opioid Addicts Have Overdosed?

It is estimated that since the 1990s over 200,000 opioid overdose deaths have occurred. In recent years, it has been estimated that over 100 people overdose from opioids and die daily. If you are worried about overdosing on opioids, addiction treatment near you can help. Feel free to reach out to learn more.

How Much Has The Opioid Epidemic Cost The United States?

A recent estimate claims that the opioid crisis in America has cost tens of billions of dollars across the country. The upcoming lawsuit will determine who is responsible, who will receive compensation, etc.

Where Can I Get Opioid Addiction Treatment?

If you or a loved one suffer from an opioid addiction, Clear Horizons Healthcare would be happy to help. We provide medication-assisted, outpatient opioid treatment in Audubon and the surrounding communities of New Jersey.

Start Addiction Treatment Near You Today

Contact our opioid addiction clinic nearby today to learn more and get started on your journey to sobriety.

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