Features
The done-for-you readiness pack for New York's Dec 13, 2026 opioid-antagonist mandate — coverage check, quantity + placement calculation, training-coverage roster, and expiry-proof inspection log, without a law-firm retainer. Readiness only: we never sell medication and give no medical or legal advice.
What NarcanReady does for you
Coverage determination per worksite (incl. the government-employer exclusion and the OSHA 1910.151 trigger)
Quantity calculation showing its work — every sufficiency factor cited, so "sufficient" is defensible
Placement map per zone (accessible, near AED/first aid, staff-informed checklist)
Training-coverage roster proving ≥1 trained employee on every operating shift + the 4 required training topics tracked per person
Inspection + expiry log with replacement triggers (expired / used / missing / compromised)
Free-supply sourcing sheet: NY State / NYC and county programs that distribute naloxone at low or no cost, and free NY-consistent training sources — so the medication itself may cost you $0
Honest boundary, in writing: readiness documentation only — not legal advice, not medical advice, not a medication seller; final regs watch included in Sentinel
How it works
10-minute intake: worksites, zones/floors, headcount per shift, public access, overdose history, current stock + expiry dates, shared-site status.
We run your profile through the §27-f readiness checker (built directly on the Sep 23 proposed-rule factors) and hand-verify every flag.
Your pack lands in 5 business days: coverage memo, per-zone quantity + placement map, training-coverage roster by shift, inspection/expiry log, employee location-notice kit, and (if shared) a joint written plan draft for all co-located employers to sign.
Questions
Are we covered?
Private NY employers that OSHA requires to keep first-aid supplies readily available (29 CFR 1910.151). Government employers are excluded. The Audit answers this for your sites first — if you're not covered, the report says so and that's the deliverable.
Do you sell or ship naloxone?
No. Never. We document readiness and point you to free/low-cost public supply programs and normal pharmacy channels (~$45 per 2-dose pack retail).
Is this legal advice?
No. It's a readiness and documentation service built on the published statute and proposed rules. Employers with contested coverage questions should confirm with counsel.