Struggling with fentanyl? Virtual care designed for safety, support, and long-term recovery.
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Fentanyl is one of the most dangerous opioids in circulation today, and it’s also one of the hardest to quit on your own. Its potency, combined with the rapid tolerance it creates, means withdrawal symptoms and cravings can feel overwhelming. At FirePit Health, we provide immediate, evidence-based care to help you safely take back control.
Through our fully virtual Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program, you can meet with a licensed clinician—often within 24 hours—and begin a recovery plan that prioritizes both your safety and your long-term wellbeing. Whether this is your first attempt at treatment or you’ve tried before and relapsed, we’ll meet you where you are and create a plan that works for your life.
Starting treatment doesn’t have to be intimidating. Our approach is structured but compassionate, designed to give you confidence at every step.
Your journey begins with a short, secure intake. This helps us understand your history, symptoms, and recovery goals, so we can determine whether MAT is the right fit for you.
You’ll connect with a licensed provider who understands the unique challenges of fentanyl addiction. They’ll listen, answer your questions, and design a plan that fits your needs and circumstances.
If appropriate, your provider may prescribe Suboxone® (buprenorphine/naloxone), an FDA-approved medication proven to reduce cravings and ease withdrawal symptoms for people dependent on fentanyl. Suboxone stabilizes brain chemistry and lowers the risk of relapse, helping you focus on rebuilding your life.
Medication alone is not enough. That’s why at FirePit Health, our program offers regular telehealth check-ins, optional therapy, and group support. These services help you process trauma, develop coping strategies, and strengthen the foundation for long-term recovery.
Every step of care is delivered through secure telehealth visits, so you can begin treatment from home without the stigma, travel, or delays that often prevent people from seeking help.
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No. One of the key advantages of MAT is that you don’t need to suddenly stop using fentanyl on your own. Attempting to quit “cold turkey” can be dangerous, both physically and emotionally, and often increases the risk of relapse. With MAT, your provider will help you taper use safely, stabilize your health, and transition into recovery in a supported way. This approach reduces risk and makes recovery more sustainable over time.
Yes. Research shows that online fentanyl addiction treatment is just as effective as in-person programs when delivered by qualified providers. Many patients actually find virtual care easier to stick with because it removes barriers like transportation, time off work, or fear of stigma.
At FirePit Health, our integrated model combines medical support with counselling and therapy, ensuring that you’re not only addressing the physical side of addiction but also the mental and emotional factors that often drive substance use. For patients struggling with heroin, our online heroin addiction treatment program provides a similar virtual pathway, while those focusing specifically on Suboxone can explore our online Suboxone treatment service.
Addiction to fentanyl doesn’t just affect the body. It also impacts your thoughts, emotions, and relationships. That’s why treatment must go beyond medication to address the whole person.
Our therapy options are designed to complement MAT, giving you tools that support emotional and mental recovery. This includes:
For patients who want to explore therapy in more depth, FirePit Health also offers online mental health treatment as part of our whole-person approach.
There are many treatment options available, but FirePit Health is built around accessibility, privacy, and compassion. We know starting treatment is a big step, and our program is designed to make it as supportive as possible.
Yes—fentanyl is one of the most potent opioids, which makes stopping without support extremely difficult. However, MAT with Suboxone has been shown to be highly effective for fentanyl dependence, especially when paired with therapy and long-term support.
Not always—your provider will guide you. In many cases, you can begin MAT without being completely abstinent. Your clinician will help manage timing carefully to prevent withdrawal complications and stabilize your health.
Yes—many patients recover successfully through virtual care. With telehealth, you’ll receive medical oversight, prescriptions, and therapy from home. If at any point you need a higher level of care, we’ll help you transition safely.
Yes—Suboxone is FDA-approved and considered safe when prescribed and monitored by a clinician. It reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms, allowing you to focus on recovery without creating a new dependency.
In most cases, yes—FirePit Health accepts Medicaid and most major insurance providers. We’ll confirm your coverage before treatment begins so you know exactly what to expect.
Recovery from fentanyl is possible, even if it feels out of reach right now. With FirePit Health, you’ll receive fast, private, and compassionate care designed for lasting success. From medication to therapy to ongoing support, every part of our program is focused on helping you reclaim your health and future.
See a clinician, usually within 24 hours. Take the first step today.
Start recovery with expert-guided medication-assisted treatment—online and on your terms.
Confidential online therapy and mental health support from licensed clinicians—all from home.
