Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Opioid use disorder is a medical condition that can involve difficulty cutting down, cravings, withdrawal, continued use despite harm, or feeling unable to stop without support. Many people seek care after trying to manage it alone for a long time.
Medtriq provides respectful medical treatment for opioid use disorder for adults across Washington State, with telehealth-first access and a University Place office for local patients.
Happy adult patient on a private telehealth appointment by laptop, hopeful and calm.
Treatment options
Treatment may include buprenorphine or Suboxone when clinically appropriate. Your provider will review your history, current use, withdrawal risk, safety considerations, prior treatment, goals, and follow-up needs.
Your provider will discuss options after learning more about your history, current opioid use, withdrawal concerns, prior treatment, goals, and safety considerations.
The goal is to create a plan that is practical, medically appropriate, and supportive of your next step in care.
Related pages
FAQ
Is opioid use disorder treatable?
Yes. Medication can be an important part of evidence-based opioid use disorder treatment for many people.
What if I feel nervous or embarrassed about asking for help?
You are not alone. Medtriq’s approach is medical, respectful, and non-punitive. The purpose of the assessment is to understand what is happening and discuss options that may help.
Will I be able to talk with a provider about Suboxone or buprenorphine?
Yes. Medtriq can evaluate whether Suboxone or buprenorphine may fit your situation. Your provider will talk with you about available options after understanding your opioid use history, current needs, treatment goals, and safety considerations.
Can care happen by telehealth?
Medtriq is telehealth-first across Washington, when clinically appropriate and legally permitted.
Does Medtriq accept commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or self-pay for opioid 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.