Service Request for NevadaREACH

NevadaREACH is launching in Fall 2026. Submitting this form adds you to our early contact list — a team member will follow up as we get closer to launch.

Who is this request for?(Required)

Myself

Someone else (a family member, client, or patient)

Your name (or the name of the person you're requesting on behalf of)(Required)

First Last

Best way to reach you(Required)

Phone

Email

Either is fine

Phone(Required)

Email(Required)

County of residence(Required)

Churchill

Douglas

Storey

Lyon

Other (please specify)

Specify(Required)

Are you currently pregnant or have you given birth in the past 12 months?(Required)

Yes, currently pregnant

Yes, postpartum (within the past year)

No

Prefer not to say

What brings you to NevadaREACH? (check all that apply)(Required)

Screening or assessment for opioid use

Counseling support

Medication support (MOUD)

Case management / connecting to other resources

Overdose prevention education and naloxone access

I'm a family member/support person looking for resources

Other (please specify)

Specify(Required)

Preferred language for services(Required)

Anything else you'd like us to know?

Consent checkbox:(Required)

I consent to being contacted by NevadaREACH staff using the information provided above.

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The Community Behavioral Health Collaborative is located at the University of Nevada, Reno and administered by CASAT, a Center within the School of Public Health. The CBHC is funded in whole or in part by private donations and foundation support from the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada, Nell J. Redfield Foundation, Dorothy Lemelson Foundation, and Renown Health.

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