Online Suboxone doctors, without the clinic.
It’s not easy. It’s just easier when you have medication.
See a licensed provider today, get your medication delivered, and never set foot in a clinic.
$89 a month for your visit
Can you get Suboxone online?
Yes. Our online Suboxone doctors treat opioid use disorder by video, usually the same day. You can check whether we’re in your state in a couple of clicks. You never go to a clinic. The visit is $89 a month. Delivered medication starts at $53. You don’t need insurance, and therapy isn’t required.
Our Membership Plans
New To Suboxone
At your first visit, your provider will learn about your health and usage history, then perform a quick assessment. Based on this, they will decide how often you need follow-up visits.
- Weekly/Bi-Weekly visits
- Open Scheduling for easy access
- 100% Online
- No therapy required
Ohio Medicaid Accepted or $50/visit
Transfer/Monthly Care
If you’ve already been taking Suboxone for 3 months or more and your Recovery Delivered provider medically clears you, you can switch to our monthly care plan. This is 100% up to the provider based on medical necessity.
- Monthly visits
- Drug Testing Delivered to your home
- Open and easy scheduling
- 100% Online
Ohio Medicaid Accepted or $89/visit
Why Recovery Delivered
- We never profit on your prescription. You pay for the visit. Your medication comes delivered, never marked up.
- Nothing renews on its own. No contract and no autopay. You book your next visit when it’s time, and you pay for that visit.
- One provider, start to finish. No jumping around, no starting over with a stranger.
- Counseling if you want it. It helps a lot of people. It isn’t required, and it isn’t part of what you pay.
- 100% private. No clinic to walk into and no waiting room. Who you tell is up to you.
- This is what should have been there. Someone we loved couldn’t get affordable care. Now you can.
How to get Suboxone online
Millions of people suffer from opioid addiction, and many of them do not have access to quality treatment. Online doctors provide a convenient way for people to get the treatment they need. In addition, online clinics offer many other benefits, such as:
Convenience: Online doctors provide a convenient way for patients to get treatment. Patients can consult with online doctors from the comfort of your own homes and receive personalized care.
Accessibility: RecoveryDelivered.com’s online Suboxone treatment has open hours. You select when you are available from open appointment schedules.
Affordability: Online Suboxone clinics, like RecoveryDelivered.com, offer more affordable rates than in-person visits to traditional doctors, making treatment more accessible and cost-effective.
Start with a visit, often same day.
You meet a licensed provider by video who gets to know you and, if Suboxone is right for you, sends your prescription. You can usually book and see a provider the same day. There’s no building, no waiting room, and nothing to travel to.
Get your medication your way.
Have it delivered to your door, or fill it at your own pharmacy. Delivered means no lines and no running out. Your own pharmacy means you can put it through your insurance.
What you’ll pay.
Your visit is $89 a month. Delivered medication starts at $53. Put together, from $142 a month once you’re on a monthly visit.
You pay for the visit. Your medication isn’t marked up. The price is low because of how we’re built, not who treats you. A lower price is a lower barrier, and that’s the whole reason it’s set where it is.
There’s nothing to cancel, because nothing renews.
Telemedicine Suboxone Offers Privacy
Many people are reluctant to seek treatment for substance abuse because they are worried about their privacy. Online treatment offers a discreet and private way for people struggling with addiction.
It’s important to understand that online Suboxone clinics accept you for who you are at this very moment. They aren’t the same as online pharmacies. They are licensed medical professionals who provide medication-assisted treatment through our online platform. These providers focus on treating opioid dependence and are here to help.
What if it didn’t stick last time?
Falling off and starting again is part of this, and it’s rarely the only thing you’re juggling. Work, family, life, it all keeps moving. So we keep our part simple. Your medication, managed by a provider who knows you, no pharmacy lines and no programs you didn’t ask for. And whatever support works for you, keep it.
Starting again isn’t starting over. What matters most is staying in treatment, and that’s easier when getting your medication isn’t the hard part.
Your online Suboxone doctors, and the same one every visit.
Your provider is a licensed nurse practitioner or doctor. And they’re yours, a real person you can reach when you need them.
- 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
Common questions about online Suboxone treatment
How do I get Suboxone online?
Answer a few questions, meet a licensed provider by video, and if Suboxone is right for you they send your prescription. You’re usually done in under an hour, and same day is common. You can’t buy it off a shelf, and you should be careful of anywhere that says you can. It’s a prescription medication, so it starts with a provider.
How much does online Suboxone treatment cost?
Your visit is $89 a month and delivered medication starts at $53. From $142 a month for both, once you’re on a monthly visit. If you’re paying for Suboxone somewhere else now, bring us that number and we’ll show you the difference. See the full cost breakdown.
Is this an online Suboxone clinic?
Not the kind you walk into. You get the same medication a clinic would prescribe, from a licensed provider, by video, without going anywhere.
Is this a subscription?
No. There’s no contract and nothing renews on its own. You book a visit when it’s time and you pay for that visit.
Can I get a Suboxone prescription online without insurance?
Yes. You never need insurance to start, and the visit is a flat price. If you do have insurance and want to use it for the medication, you can.
Can I get same-day Suboxone treatment?
Often, yes. Most people book and are seen the same day they start.
Do you have online Suboxone doctors that accept Medicaid?
In Ohio, yes, we accept Ohio Medicaid. Elsewhere it works in some places and not others, and we’d rather check than guess, so text us and we’ll tell you straight. Either way you don’t need insurance to start. The visit is a flat cash price, and you can use your own insurance for the medication at your own pharmacy.
Do you treat patients in my state?
Check your state in a couple of clicks and we’ll tell you straight. We’re adding states, so if we aren’t there yet we can let you know when we are.
Do I have to do therapy?
No. Counseling helps a lot of people and we’ll support you if you want it. It isn’t a condition of getting your medication.
Do I have to do a drug test?
Your provider may ask for one as part of your treatment. If they do, they’ll walk you through it.
Will I see the same online Suboxone doctor each time?
Yes. You keep the same provider.
Is online Suboxone treatment legitimate?
Yes. Every provider is a licensed nurse practitioner or doctor. Treating opioid use disorder online is legal, and it’s common.
ABOUT RECOVERY. DELIVERED.
Providing Affordable Online Suboxone Treatment.
Recovery Delivered was born out of the opioid epidemic plaguing our country. Our Founders both have a decade of experience in the addiction treatment space and saw that many people didn’t have access to care, and those that did have access weren’t happy.
So, they created Recovery Delivered, an online addiction treatment and medication management company. By using technology, they connect patients with online Suboxone doctors who provide life-saving addiction medicine almost 100% online.
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