How can QuickMD help with a 7-OH dependence?

QuickMD treats kratom and 7-OH dependence the same clinical way it treats opioid use disorder, because 7-OH acts on the same receptors. Here's what that looks like in practice:

● A licensed clinician reviews your history with you in a private, judgment-free visit.

● If appropriate, the clinician can prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone), an FDA-approved medication used for opioid use disorder that is also used for 7-OH dependence.

● You get ongoing access to a clinician over time, not just a single prescription, which matters because stopping abruptly and then relapsing can be more dangerous than staying in care.

● Everything is done through telehealth, so you can get started from wherever you are.

QuickMD's role is to connect you with a clinician who can figure out the right plan for you personally. We don't promise a specific outcome, but we can promise ongoing, non-judgmental support.

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