NJ S2652

Expands the list of entities that may acquire and maintain opioid antidotes (such as naloxone) to include "community hubs" (restaurants, bars, retail stores, hotels, theaters, sporting venues) and public/non-public elementary and secondary schools in New Jersey.

Establishes a program within the Department of Health to prevent opioid overdose, requiring the Commissioner to set standards for opioid antidote prescribing, dispensing, distribution, and administration within 180 days.

Requires prescribers to co-prescribe an opioid antidote with the first opioid prescription of the calendar year for patients with risk factors including history of substance use disorder, prescriptions of 90 morphine milligram equivalents or higher per day, or concurrent use of opioids with benzodiazepines.

Mandates pharmacies with 20 or more locations in New Jersey to either maintain a standing order to dispense opioid antidotes upon request or register with the Department of Health as an opioid overdose prevention program.

Requires the Department of Health to publish annual county-level reports by October 1st on opioid overdose deaths, emergency room utilization, pre-hospital services, and antidote dispensation data, and to provide quarterly data to local county health boards.