US SB3758

S. 3758 - End Veterans Overdose Act of 2026

• Secretary of Veterans Affairs must provide opioid overdose rescue medications (such as naloxone) at VA pharmacies to covered veterans and their caregivers at no charge and without a prescription
• Drug information on proper medication use must be provided to recipients along with the medication
• Personal information collected may only be used for healthcare delivery and quality purposes; prohibited from being used to prevent employment, as evidence of drug use history, or as evidence of controlled substance addiction
• Secretary must submit reports to Congress beginning 2 years after implementation and annually thereafter, including recipient numbers, utilization trends, and feasibility assessments for expanding to immediate family members and non-VA healthcare providers
• Eligible caregivers include family caregivers participating in VA comprehensive assistance programs and caregivers in general caregiver support services programs