Nonprofit opioid safety program
A division of a foundation, not a product of a company
IntellaRx is the Compassionate Compliance Program, a nonprofit division of Sevadar Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) public charity. That structure is a deliberate part of the design.
Why is IntellaRx run as a nonprofit?
A great deal of the harm in this story came from incentives. Distributors and chains had a volume incentive. Pill mills had a cash incentive. Enforcement had a caseload incentive. Insurers had a cost incentive. Almost nobody in the chain had an incentive that pointed at the outcome for the person in pain.
Running this program inside a 501(c)(3) does not make anyone virtuous, but it does remove one class of incentive from the design, and it makes the organization’s finances a matter of public record. An agency evaluating IntellaRx can read them.
More about us
- Sevadar Foundation Inc. — the parent organization.
- Principles — the commitments this program is written against.
- Frequently asked questions.
- Leadership.
Where is IntellaRx located?
IntellaRx
4477 Woodson Rd, Suite 203
St. Louis, MO 63134
IntellaRx is a division and registered trade name of Sevadar Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, EIN 93-2840861. The parent foundation’s own site is at sevadar.org.