Online opioid treatment, made for you

Online opioid treatment is licensed clinical care for opioid use disorder (OUD) delivered entirely through telehealth. Charlie Health’s OUD treatment program is a full intensive outpatient program: medication-assisted treatment, three weekly group sessions, individual therapy with a licensed primary therapist, family therapy, and 24/7 crisis support — all from home.

Our psychiatric providers prescribe naltrexone for opioid use disorder. For clients on buprenorphine (Suboxone), we coordinate closely with external prescribers to keep opioid dependence medication and behavioral treatment aligned. Call us, and we can talk through the right fit.

Yes. Research on telehealth opioid treatment shows comparable or better retention than in-person programs. Charlie Health clients attend 91% of scheduled sessions — compared to 65% in typical in-person programs — because virtual delivery removes the barriers that cause clients to drop out.

Most virtual MAT programs are medication-first with limited therapy. Charlie Health’s opioid telehealth program is an intensive outpatient program — opioid dependence medication plus 9 hours of group therapy per week, weekly individual sessions, family therapy, and recovery coaching.

Yes, with some exceptions. Active use doesn’t exclude you from our harm reduction cohort. However, if you’re misusing opioids 3+ days per week for the past 30 days, or have a withdrawal history requiring medical detox, we may recommend a higher level of care first.

Most major commercial plans (Cigna, BCBS, Aetna, Anthem, Humana, TRICARE, UnitedHealthcare) and Medicaid in select states. Opioid-specific coverage depends on the state.

Most clients begin within 24 hours of completing clinical intake. MAT evaluations typically happen within the first 2 weeks.

Yes. HIPAA-compliant platform plus additional federal protections for substance use records under 42 CFR Part 2.