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The End Veterans Overdose Act of 2026 directs the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide opioid overdose rescue medications (such as naloxone) at no charge and without a prescription to eligible veterans and their caregivers at VA pharmacies. The bill requires the VA to provide drug information to recipients and restricts the use of collected personal information—prohibiting its use for employment decisions, as evidence of drug use, or as evidence of controlled substance addiction. The VA must report to Congress within two years and annually thereafter on program utilization, feasibility of expanding access to family members and non-VA providers, and related recommendations.
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