Alpine educational checklist • Adults 18+ • About 3 minutes
Identify concerns about pain pills, heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids.
This is a self-reflection, not a validated screening test. It has no diagnostic score and cannot decide which treatment you need.
Check concerns that fit your recent experience. You can leave items blank or stop at any time. More checked boxes do not equal a diagnosis or a higher level of care.
No name, email, or phone number is needed. This check-in does not send your choices to admissions or save them in browser storage. General website analytics may still operate. Use a private device when possible. Printing may leave a copy on your device or printer. You choose whether to contact Alpine.
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A checklist cannot tell you whether opioid use is safe. Any overdose concern deserves immediate attention.
One next step: Ask a qualified clinician about medication treatment for opioid use disorder, overdose prevention, and other care. Alpine can discuss referrals when services are needed elsewhere.
This result is not a safety clearance or diagnosis. Ask for help whenever you are worried.
A checklist cannot tell you whether opioid use is safe. Any overdose concern deserves immediate attention.
Tell a prescriber your actual use so they can help plan safe care.
Discuss the risk of unknown ingredients with a health professional.
Seek medical advice about this combination. Severe sleepiness or slow breathing is an emergency.
Ask about medical withdrawal care and ongoing treatment options.
Tell a care provider. Lower tolerance after a break can raise overdose risk.
Ask promptly about overdose prevention, naloxone, and treatment. If this is happening now, call 911.
Ask a qualified clinician about medication treatment for opioid use disorder, overdose prevention, and other care. Alpine can discuss referrals when services are needed elsewhere.
That does not rule out a concern. You may still ask a qualified professional about anything that worries you.
This check-in does not submit your choices to Alpine. It does not alert a clinician. If you want help, contact a provider yourself.
No. A care provider needs to consider your health, safety, daily life, support, and preferences before recommending treatment.
Alpine Recovery Lodge serves adults in Alpine, Utah. You can ask about care without committing to admission. A clinical assessment helps determine which services fit your needs.
Prepared October 19, 2026. Educational information, not personal medical advice. No diagnosis, treatment placement, or promise of recovery is made by this tool.
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