Online support to manage opioid use disorder.
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Virtual opioid treatment gives people struggling with prescription painkillers, heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids a safe and accessible way to begin recovery. At FirePit Health, we know that opioid addiction can feel overwhelming—physically, emotionally, and mentally—and getting help shouldn’t be complicated or judgmental.
Our fully virtual Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program offers a proven and effective approach to recovery from the privacy of home. You can meet with a licensed clinician—often within 24 hours—and start a personalized plan designed to help you regain control and build long-term stability.
Book your first appointment and connect with a licensed clinician—often within 24 hours. No long waitlists. No need to travel. Just compassionate care on your terms.
Your provider will assess your needs and, if appropriate, prescribe FDA-approved medications like Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) to manage cravings and prevent withdrawal symptoms.
Continue your recovery through online check-ins, therapy sessions, and medication management—all from the comfort of home. Many patients also strengthen their recovery by adding individual therapy or optional group sessions for ongoing support.
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Medication is one of the most effective tools for treating opioid addiction because it directly addresses the physical changes opioids create in the brain. Without medical support, many people face severe withdrawal symptoms and intense cravings that make relapse far more likely. FDA-approved medications such as Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone), methadone, and naltrexone help stabilize brain chemistry, reduce withdrawal discomfort, and block the euphoric effects of opioids—giving patients the ability to focus on recovery rather than fighting constant cravings.
Studies show that medication-assisted treatment can cut the risk of relapse and overdose by more than half compared to abstinence-only approaches. When combined with therapy and support, MAT provides a safe, evidence-based path forward that allows individuals to rebuild their lives, restore relationships, and return to work or school. In online programs delivered through virtual opioid telehealth, these benefits are even more accessible, helping people receive life-saving care from home without barriers like travel, stigma, or long waitlists.
Online opioid treatment programs often rely on Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) and other FDA-approved medications because they are proven to make recovery safer and more sustainable. These medications work by reducing cravings, easing withdrawal symptoms, and stabilizing brain chemistry—allowing patients to focus on therapy, lifestyle changes, and long-term healing instead of fighting constant urges. Unlike quitting “cold turkey,” medication-assisted treatment lowers the risk of relapse and overdose while helping individuals regain daily stability. When prescribed and monitored through virtual opioid telehealth, medications like Suboxone provide the convenience of home-based care with the safety of evidence-based medicine.
Telehealth works because it eliminates many of the barriers that prevent people from getting help. By providing confidential, at-home access to licensed clinicians, virtual care makes it easier to begin and sustain recovery. Research shows that Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) delivered through telehealth is just as safe and effective as in-person programs—helping patients manage cravings, reduce relapse risk, and stay engaged in long-term care. With flexible scheduling, private video visits, and integrated therapy support like group therapy, treatment fits into daily life instead of disrupting it, making recovery more achievable for more people.
At FirePit Health, we know that starting treatment is a big step—and finding the right support can make all the difference. Our approach is designed to remove barriers and give you fast, compassionate, and effective care.
Yes. Research shows that virtual MAT is just as effective as in-person care—especially when it removes barriers like transportation, time off work, or stigma.
No. You don’t need to be completely abstinent to begin treatment. Our clinicians will meet you where you are and help guide you through a safe and supported transition.
In many cases, yes—with careful management. Your provider will discuss your pain history and treatment options to find a safe, balanced plan that supports both recovery and comfort.
Not always. If you’re medically stable, you can often begin MAT from home. If higher care is needed, we’ll help you find the right next step.
Opioid addiction doesn’t define you—and you’re not alone. With the right tools and support, recovery is possible. FirePit Health makes it easier to take that first step.
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.
