Deterra Resources
Welcome to the Deterra Resources page! Whether you’re a community leader, a healthcare professional, or a family looking to learn more about safe medication disposal, you’ve come to the right place. Dive into our collection of videos, blogs, and case studies to discover how the Deterra® Drug Deactivation and Disposal System is helping to combat the opioid crisis and protect our environment.
VIDEOS

Deterra Vision Session
Proper medication disposal is a simple yet powerful tool in the fight against the opioid crisis. By educating the public

Becker’s Healthcare Webinar
Industry leaders discuss how at‑home drug deactivation systems can enhance patient outcomes while reducing healthcare costs

Instrucciones en Español: Cómo Desechar Parches con Deterra
Utilice el Sistema Deterra para desactivar rápida y fácilmente y desechar los parches medicinales, incluidos los parches transdérmicos de fentanilo.
BLOG

Inmar Intelligence Partners with Deterra to Expand Safe Medication Deactivation and Disposal
Inmar Intelligence and Deterra partner to expand safe medication disposal, helping hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and community programs permanently deactivate unused

Streamlining Drug Deactivation for Long-Term Care and Hospice Compliance
Streamlining Drug Deactivation for Long-Term Care and Hospice Compliance Long-term care (LTC) and hospice facilities manage a complex array of

Drug Overdose Deaths in 2020 Hit Highest Number Ever Recorded
Drug overdose deaths rose by close to 30% in the United States in 2020, hitting the highest number ever recorded,

Deterra Helping to Deter Growth of Opioid Abuse
As the war on slowing down the theft and reselling of prescription drugs continues to haunt America, even small-town rural

Rensselaer, Albany Counties mandate pharmacies hand out opioid deactivation products
RENSSELAER COUNTY, N.Y. Capital Region county executives say Friday the pandemic put a lot of their important initiatives on pause.

Steps Hospice Organizations Should Take to Tackle the Opioid Crisis
More than 90% of hospice and palliative care patients are prescribed a controlled medication to help manage their pain. While