Why don't I see addiction treatment as an option in my state?

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If you don't see a particular service type, such as Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) or addiction treatment, listed as an available option when booking in your state, this means that specific service is not currently available in your state.

QuickMD is licensed to provide services in 45+ states, but not every service is available in every state. Regulatory requirements vary by state, and certain treatment types, including MOUD , may not be offered in all locations where we operate.

For a complete breakdown of which services are available in each state, please refer to our state service map at quick.md. If the service you're looking for isn't currently available in your state, we encourage you to check back, as we are continuously working to expand our service offerings.

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