Online Suboxone treatment in Ohio

How it works in Ohio

1. Call or start online. We check your OH insurance and book a video visit, often the same day.
2. See a Ohio-licensed provider by video. If we're the right fit, your buprenorphine/naloxone prescription is e-sent to your pharmacy before the visit ends.
3. Pick up at your pharmacy. Most CVS, Walgreens, Kroger, Walmart, and independent pharmacies in Ohio fill it the same day. We'll call ahead if it's your first time.
4. Keep going from home. Weekly counseling or group by video, at-home drug screens, and a recovery specialist for rides, housing, court paperwork, and jobs.

Ohio rules you should know

Ohio's medical board rules for office-based opioid treatment allow buprenorphine/naloxone by telehealth and let providers choose from several monitoring tools, including at-home and oral-fluid drug screens. Your prescriber checks OARRS, Ohio's prescription monitoring program, and every patient is offered naloxone.

Where we serve

From Cincinnati and Dayton through Columbus to Cleveland and the Ohio River counties, video visits mean no drive to a clinic and no waiting room. Patients in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Portsmouth, Athens, and everywhere in between.