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Public Health Fact Sheets Joe 2017-12-22T16:48:43-05:00

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Adult Walk-In Health Clinic: Thursday, September 26th , noon to 1:00 p.m. at Borough Hall. Services include a Health History Evaluation, Blood Pressure Measurement, Height and Weight, Individualized Counseling and Education, Referral and Follow-up and a Confidential Consultation with a Public Health Nurse. This is free of charge to adult USR residents on the 4th Thursday of each month through the Borough’s contract with the County of Bergen Health Department. For more information please call 201-327-2196. ... See MoreSee Less

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The fall 2019 DEA National Operation Take-Back drug collection event has been scheduled for Saturday October 26, 2019 between the hours of 10am-2pm. Residents that have unwanted, expired, and unused medications can drop off their medications at the Upper Saddle River Police Department during the aforementioned date and time.

Collection protocol:
This program is completely anonymous. Residents may dispose of medications in their original container or by removing medications from the original container and disposing directly into the drug disposal box. If disposing in the original container please remove the prescription label. Liquid medication can be deposited but must be sealed tightly in the original container.

Syringes and other sharp instruments will not be accepted.

By participating in Operation Take-Back initiatives, all of us do our part in helping to reduce the potential misuse and abuse of prescription medications among all age groups within the Borough. Furthermore, these prescription take-back initiatives also bring awareness about prescription drug abuse and remind us of the devastating consequences that medications can have when diverted from their intended use.

By properly disposing of medications, instead of flushing them down a toilet or throwing them in the trash we help to protect the environment.

Please visit the DEA Office of Diversion Control for more information regarding this subject: takebackday.dea.go ... See MoreSee Less