How does QuickMD's addiction treatment work?

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Our addiction treatment uses Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), a proven, evidence-based approach combining medication with clinical support to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) and related substance dependencies, including Kratom, 7-OH and Tianeptine.

Step 1: Induction visit ($99). Your clinician reviews your health history, discusses your substance use, and starts your Suboxone prescription. You'll receive a 7-day starter supply prescription.

Step 2: Follow-up visit within 14 days ($99). Your clinician checks how the medication is working, adjusts your dose if needed, and extends your prescription.

Step 3: Monthly follow-up visits ($99 each). Ongoing monthly check-ins to support your treatment, monitor progress, and renew your prescription.

Medication costs are separate from visit costs and vary by pharmacy and coverage.

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