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Here's what to expect during fentanyl withdrawal, from common symptoms to the timeline. Learn how medical support, including Suboxone, can promote effective treatment management.

Ophelia is launching a dedicated clinical program for pregnant and postpartum patients with opioid use disorder.

Get a clear, evidence-based breakdown of Subutex® vs Suboxone® in pregnancy. Learn what current research says about outcomes for your baby, how providers choose an appropriate medication, and how to have an informed conversation with your care team about which option is right for you.

Learn how MetroPlusHealth may cover Suboxone and MAT in New York, including telehealth treatment and support through Ophelia.

Here's how Suboxone, kratom, and 7-OH differ in how they work, their safety profiles, and what the evidence supports.

Zubsolv® and Suboxone® contain the same active ingredients but differ in formulation, dosing, and cost. Learn what sets them apart and how to find the right fit for your treatment.

Switching from methadone to Suboxone® is possible, but it requires careful planning. This guide covers how the transition works, why timing matters, what to expect, and how Ophelia can help.

Everything you need to know about 7-OH so you can decide what’s right for you.

Quick answers about 7-OH: how it’s different from kratom, whether it’s addictive, what withdrawal is like, and if medication can help.

Continuing our goal to make high-quality treatment the standard, everywhere.

Research found the industrial chemical BTMPS in fentanyl. Learn about BTMPS, why it might be appearing in fentanyl supplies, and how people can stay safe.

A recent White House homelessness policy puts cities' harm reduction programs at risk. Here's what this can mean for lifesaving drug treatment efforts.

While opioids aren’t as directly harmful to the liver as alcohol, they do impact liver function in several ways. Discover how opioids affect the liver.

This guide by Ophelia explores the ins and outs of the urinary system. Learn about its bodily function and how drug use affects your kidney and bladder.

If you’re on Medicaid or eligible to enroll, you might be wondering: Does Medicaid cover drug treatment services? Learn more about Medicaid coverage!

Find out if Medicaid covers Suboxone® for opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment, including state-specific eligibility, generic alternatives, and telehealth options.

Everything you need to know about coverage, the cost of Suboxone®, + more.

Ophelia provides valuable opioid addiction resources to Pennsylvanians. Our telehealth care options are covered by the Highmark BCBS PA Medicaid plans.

Suboxone treatment for OUD is covered by Medicaid in Pennsylvania. Find Suboxone doctors that accept United Healthcare–learn how to get Suboxone with Medicaid.

Low-dose naltrexone (LDN) is a small dose of naltrexone, a medication commonly used to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). Learn more about low-dose naltrexone.

Learn about the benefits of FDA-approved medicine, Naltrexone, and why it isn’t always the best starting point compared to Suboxone®.

Discover how to manage gastrointestinal side effects of Suboxone treatment. Learn about common symptoms, causes, and safe remedies for nausea & constipation.

MAT with Suboxone is the best treatment for opioid addiction. Follow our step-by-step guide to ensure that you are getting the most out of your medication.

Kratom is a tree native to Southeast Asia and parts of Africa and its leaves are traditionally used as medicine. Learn more about Kratom in this post!

When designing a medication-assisted treatment plan for patients, most doctors prescribe methadone or Suboxone®. Here are the differences.