A Suboxone doctor near you, online.
No clinic. No waiting room. You meet a licensed provider by video, often the same day, and your medication can be delivered to you. We keep you with the same provider each visit wherever we can arrange it, so you're not explaining yourself again every month.

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Recovery Delivered Editorial Team
Recovery Delivered connects you with a licensed nurse practitioner or doctor by video, often the same day, in 39 states and Washington DC. [Count held with the state list below.] There's no clinic to drive to. Your visit is $89 a month once you're on monthly visits, and medication delivered starts at $59. You don't need insurance to start.
Why go online instead of a clinic near you?
A clinic near you means a drive and a waiting room.
Online you skip both. There's no counter to stand at. You pick where you take the call, and your treatment stays your business. Same medication, and one price for the visit.
What it costs
Your visit is $89 a month once you're on monthly visits, and delivered medication starts at $59. That's from $148 a month for both. If you're new to Suboxone, the first eight weeks are $389 in visits while your dose is set. You never need insurance to start. Prices as of September 2026. The full picture is on our pricing page.
No subscription, no contract, and nothing renews on its own. A missed visit or late cancellation carries the Full Visit fee, under the approved consent terms.
Is it legit?
Yes. [HELD with NM-04: provider/state licence wording until the licence map is verified.] Suboxone is FDA-approved for opioid use disorder. A real support person can answer nonmedical questions. Only providers answer medical questions.
Do we treat patients in your state?
We'll start with your state, and you can change it any time. This is us checking whether we can help, not a form.
We treat patients in 39 states and Washington DC: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington DC, Florida, Georgia, 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, Wyoming.
[HELD 2026-09-29 with ST-04, ST-14, ST-15 and ST-16: until counsel clears Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi and Pennsylvania, those four come out of this list and every count on the page reads "35 states and Washington DC".]
Not yet: Alabama, Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah. To see what treatment looks like where you live, find your state.
How it works
- Book a visit, often same day. Meet a licensed provider by video who reviews your history and, if it's the right fit, sends your prescription.
- Get your medication, your way. Your own pharmacy, or delivered to your door, never marked up.
- Keep going. The same provider each visit wherever we can arrange it, and no month where you have to chase it.
Common questions
Do you have a clinic near me?
We're fully online, so there's no clinic to visit. You get the same medication a local clinic would prescribe, without the drive.
Can I see a provider today?
Often, yes. You can usually book and meet a provider the same day, from home.
Do you take insurance or Medicaid?
Visits are cash pay. At your own local pharmacy, commercial insurance may cover your medication.
Is online treatment legit?
[HELD with NM-04: provider/state licence wording until the licence map is verified.]
Booking takes a few minutes.
No clinic, no commute, and nowhere you have to be. The door's open whenever you are.
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If you need help right now
- Call 911 for a medical emergency, including a suspected overdose.
- Call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, free, 24 hours a day, every day.
This page is information, not medical advice. Decisions about your treatment come from your own provider, who knows your history.