


Yes, [PAYER_NAME] covers Suboxone® treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD). Coverage includes [PAYER_COVERAGE_DETAILS]. This makes it possible for most [PAYER_NAME] members to access treatment at little to no cost. Here is what [PAYER_NAME] coverage generally includes:
Telehealth visits with a licensed clinician are covered under most [PAYER_NAME] plans
[PAYER_NAME] covers buprenorphine-based medications for OUD, including Suboxone® and its generic equivalent, buprenorphine/naloxone. Most insurance plans dispense the generic version rather than brand-name Suboxone®. Both are clinically equivalent- if your pharmacy provides the generic, it works the same way.
Some [PAYER_NAME] plans require prior authorization before covering Suboxone®. Ophelia handles this process on your behalf.
[PAYER_COST_DETAILS]. Most Ophelia patients with [PAYER_NAME] coverage pay less than $10/month for care.
[PAYER_NAME] plans may appear under different names depending on your state or employer. Common variations include: [PAYER_PLAN_VARIANTS]. If you are unsure whether your specific plan is covered, use Ophelia's free insurance checker to confirm your coverage in minutes.
Your privacy is protected at every step. Ophelia is 100% confidential; we will never share your information with your employer or anyone else without your permission. Ophelia handles prior authorization on your behalf. You don't have to deal with [PAYER_NAME] paperwork. Ophelia provides online Suboxone treatment through telehealth, meaning there are no waiting rooms, no travel, and no time off work required.
Eligibility note: Ophelia treats opioid use disorder (OUD) only, provides care entirely via telehealth, and is currently available in 16 states. Use the insurance checker to confirm availability in your state.

Your exact cost will depend on your specific [PAYER_NAME] plan, including factors such as your copay, deductible, and whether prior authorization is required.
Care covered by [PAYER_NAME] includes all clinician visits via video call, Suboxone® management, and ongoing support from your dedicated care team.
If your insurance is not accepted or you prefer to pay out of pocket, Ophelia's self-pay option is available at $245/month, which covers all clinician visits and ongoing care.
Please note that insurance coverage can vary by state, even within the same [PAYER_NAME] plan.
Confirming your specific plan and state is the best way to know exactly what is covered. Don't see your state? Check if we're available in your area.
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85% of Ophelia patients are engaged in treatment early in care, more than 5x the national average
79% of patients are retained in treatment at 180 days, more than 2x the national average
97 Net Promoter Score, 3x the industry average
If your claim is denied, Ophelia's team can help you navigate the appeals process. In some cases, a prior authorization request or letter of medical necessity from your clinician can reverse a denial. We handle this on your behalf so you don't have to manage it alone. You can also use our free insurance checker to confirm your coverage before your first visit.
Prior authorization timelines vary by plan, but Ophelia submits requests promptly on your behalf. Your care team will keep you updated throughout the process.
Most [PAYER_NAME] plans do not require a referral to begin Suboxone treatment with Ophelia. However, requirements can vary by plan. Use our insurance checker or speak with our enrollment team to confirm what your specific plan requires.
Ophelia is in-network with a number of major insurance plans. If [PAYER_NAME] is listed as an accepted plan in your state, you will be accessing in-network care when you use Ophelia, which typically means lower out-of-pocket costs.
Yes, in most cases. [PAYER_NAME] coverage typically includes ongoing clinician visits as part of your treatment, not just your first appointment. Your exact coverage will depend on your specific plan, and our team can help clarify what is included before you get started.
If your insurance plan changes, reach out to Ophelia's care team, and we’ll help you figure out the next steps. We'll check whether your new plan is covered and work with you to keep your treatment on track. If your new plan isn't accepted and self-pay isn't an option, we won't leave you without support — our care team will help connect you with referrals to other OUD clinics and ensure you have a prescription to cover you during the transition.
Most [PAYER_NAME] plans cover generic buprenorphine/naloxone, which is the generic equivalent of brand-name Suboxone®. Both medications contain the same active ingredients and are clinically equivalent. If your pharmacy dispenses the generic version, it works the same way.
