Wilkes-Barre, PA:
We're making life without opioids easier to achieve
No judgment. No stigma.
Round-the-clock care from people that get you
Treatment that fits into your life, not the other way around
Private, affordable, and fast
Treatment that fits into your life
Schedule a free welcome call to learn more about our program and ask questions. Once you’re enrolled, treatment is on your terms:
Online visits with your care team (no travel required)
A Suboxone prescription sent to your local pharmacy (important safety information)
7-days-a-week access to Ophelia, so support is always within reach
Affordable + accessible
These are just some of the many insurance plans we work with:
Pennsylvania Medicaid
Medicare
Keystone First Health Plan
Geisinger Health Plan
Capital Blue Cross
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Don’t have coverage? We offer transparent out-of-pocket pricing.
LEARN MORE ABOUT COVERAGEThe most effective treatment for opioid use disorder
Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) is the gold standard of care for opioid use disorder according to the UN, CDC, NIH, SAMHSA, and AMA.
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We’re here to help you on your own terms
Your clinical team consists of clinicians, nurses, care coordinators, and peers, who have either been in your shoes, or who have worked closely with people who have.
Addressing the opioid epidemic in Wilkes-Barre
The opioid epidemic in Wilkes-Barre, PA has had devastating effects on the community. Like many other cities in the United States, Wilkes-Barre has seen a significant increase in opioid addiction and overdose deaths in recent years. The accessibility and availability of prescription painkillers, such as oxycodone and hydrocodone, have contributed to the rise in addiction rates. Additionally, the influx of illicit opioids, such as heroin and fentanyl, has further exacerbated the crisis. The opioid epidemic has not only impacted individuals and families but has also strained the healthcare system and law enforcement agencies in Wilkes-Barre. Ophelia is addressing this crisis by offering accessible and evidence-based treatment options to those in need in Wilkes-Barre and beyond.
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Opioid addiction is treatable
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible for treatment at Ophelia?
People regularly using opioids who want to control or stop their use as well as those who don't need a higher level of care for acute medical or psychiatric issues.
What medications does Ophelia prescribe?
At the moment, Ophelia clinicians primarily prescribe Suboxone or the generic Buprenorphine + Naloxone combination. We can also prescribe medication for symptoms related to withdrawal during induction, such as nausea or trouble sleeping, and medication for depressive, anxiety, and insomnia disorders.
Is Ophelia confidential?
Ophelia is 100% committed to your privacy and confidentiality. We will never share your information with anyone without your permission, including your employer. Read more about our Notice of Privacy Practices here.
What is Suboxone?
Suboxone is a combination medication of Buprenorphine and Naloxone. It’s a partial opioid that binds to the same receptors in the brain as traditional opioids and reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms but does not produce the same “high” at a therapeutic dosage, so you can feel physically healthy and remain clear-headed all day.
How much does treatment cost?
The subscription-based service costs $195 a month without insurance. It includes: all Ophelia clinician visits via video calls, Suboxone management, and ongoing support from the dedicated Ophelia care team.