About Recovery Delivered

Recovery Delivered started in 2019 to make treatment for opioid use disorder something you can get without rearranging your life around it.

The medicine is not the hard bit. Buprenorphine has been treating opioid use disorder for two decades. The hard bit is a system that asks someone who is barely holding on to find the money, the transport, the time off and the nerve to sit in a clinic waiting room, over and over, before they are allowed to have it.

So we built the version without those steps. A licensed provider by video, often the same day, a price you can see before you book, and medication at your door, not marked up. No groups to attend and no waiting room to sit in.

What that means for how we work

The price is on the site. You should know what a visit costs before you give anyone your name. Our prices are published, they don't move with your coverage, and there is no contract and nothing that renews on its own.

You should not have to be perfect to be treated. Whether this is your first time, your fourth, or you are switching from a provider who stopped taking your calls, the visit is the same. Starting again isn't starting over.

The medication is the point. We treat opioid use disorder with medication, prescribed by a licensed provider who knows your history. Therapy helps many people and we are glad when patients have it. It is not a toll you have to pay to get treatment here.

Every patient is seen by a licensed nurse practitioner or doctor, licensed in the state you are in. These are the clinicians who treat Recovery Delivered patients:

• Robin Langmaid, FNP-BC
• Stuart Spitzer, MD
• Robert Zabenko, DO
• Erica Shumway, FNP-BC
• Evonne Stephenson, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
• Tony Underwood, APRN, FNP-C
• Sonia Boris, APRN
• Tacoya Jones, APRN

You are matched with a provider licensed where you are, and you stay with them where scheduling allows. You will know who you are meeting before the visit starts. What a visit with one of them involves, and what it costs, is on our page for online Suboxone doctors.

Over 12,000 patients.

Pages that carry a reviewer credit have been reviewed by our Chief Medical Officer, Daniel R. Karlin, MD, MA.

• Published research on PubMed
• Google Scholar
• NPI 1942434311

A reviewer's name appears on a page only when that reviewer has read that page. If you find a page with clinical claims and no reviewer credit, it has not been through review yet.

Four rules.

1. Every clinical claim carries a source. Primary sources: the FDA, SAMHSA, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and peer-reviewed research, named and linked. Not a summary of a summary.
2. Numbers carry a date. Prices, counts and coverage all move. Anything that can change says when it was last true.
3. We do not publish outcome statistics we cannot source. If a success rate has no study and no date behind it, it does not go on the site, even when a competitor is publishing one.
4. We do not use a patient's words without their permission on file. That is why our page on Recovery Delivered reviews carries no testimonials, and tells you where to read independent ones instead.

That Fort Collins address is our only address. Prescriptions are written by licensed providers and filled by licensed pharmacies. Which questions to text, which belong in the patient portal and what to do in an emergency are all on the contact page.

Recovery Delivered treats patients in 40 states and Washington DC: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington DC, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

If your state is not on that list yet, we will tell you straight. As of September 2026.

What is Recovery Delivered?

A telehealth practice that treats opioid use disorder, running since 2019. You meet a licensed nurse practitioner or doctor by video, often the same day, and fill your prescription at a pharmacy you already use. Delivery is for patients on monthly visits. No insurance needed.

Is Recovery Delivered legitimate?

Yes. Patients are treated by licensed clinicians who hold a license in the patient's own state, prescriptions are filled by licensed pharmacies, and the clinicians who treat here are named on this page with their credentials rather than described as a faceless team.

Who owns Recovery Delivered?

The practice operates under Tara Healthcare LLC, a technology platform that connects patients to licensed providers. The mailing address is 242 Linden St, Fort Collins, CO 80524. To reach us, call 866-757-9868 or text (303) 484-1552. There is no other office.

How many patients has Recovery Delivered treated?

Over 12,000 patients, as of September 2026. We publish one patient number rather than several, because counts drawn on different days do not match each other.

Do I need insurance to be treated?

No. Recovery Delivered does not bill insurance for visits, and you never need coverage to start. Visits are $89 a month once you are on monthly visits, and medication starts at $59 a month delivered. Nothing renews on its own.

Where is Recovery Delivered located?

The mailing address is 242 Linden St, Fort Collins, CO 80524, and it is our only address. Care itself happens by video, so where you are matters more than where we are. We treat patients in 40 states and Washington DC.

More on cost, insurance and what happens at a first visit is on our page of questions about Recovery Delivered.

You do not need to have it all figured out, and you do not need insurance. Booking takes a few minutes, and you can usually see a provider the same day.