Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment
Alcohol use disorder can involve drinking more than intended, difficulty cutting down, cravings, relationship or work problems related to alcohol, or continued drinking despite negative effects. Some people seek care because they want to stop drinking; others want help reducing harm or understanding their options.
Medtriq provides respectful medical treatment for alcohol use disorder for adults across Washington State.
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Why a full assessment matters
Alcohol use can be connected to stress, sleep, anxiety, depression, trauma, pain, social pressure, medical concerns, or long-standing habits. A full assessment helps your provider understand what is happening before discussing a treatment plan.
Your provider may ask about current alcohol use, prior treatment, medical history, medications, liver-related considerations, opioid use, goals, and safety needs.
Treatment options
Medication may be considered when clinically appropriate. Options may include naltrexone or Vivitrol depending on the patient’s clinical situation.
The right treatment path depends on the person. Your provider will work to understand your situation before discussing options.
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FAQ
Does Medtriq treat alcohol use disorder?
Yes. Medtriq provides medical treatment for alcohol use disorder. Care is respectful, practical, and focused on helping you understand your options.
Is medication required?
Medication may be helpful for some patients. Your provider will discuss options after learning more about your alcohol use, health history, medications, goals, and safety considerations.
What if I am not sure I am ready to stop drinking completely?
You can still seek an evaluation. Many people start by talking honestly about what is happening, what they want to change, and what feels realistic. Your provider can help you understand treatment options without judgment.
Can treatment happen by telehealth?
Many visits can happen by telehealth when clinically appropriate.
Does Medtriq accept commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or self-pay for alcohol use disorder treatment?
Medtriq accepts many major commercial insurance plans and self-pay. Medicaid and Medicare may be accepted on a limited basis depending on provider availability and appointment capacity. Patients are encouraged to complete the substance-use intake form or call/text Medtriq to learn more.