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We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach or rotating providers. Your care team stays consistent, so the people supporting you understand your history and goals. If something comes up between scheduled visits, our virtual Subutex nurses and care coordinators are available seven days a week.
OUD treatment is all we do. Our clinicians understand the full picture: how cravings and withdrawal respond to buprenorphine, how relapse risk shifts over time, and how co-occurring mental health conditions can affect treatment. That level of focus means you get care from people who understand what works and how to support you through every stage.


he Subutex brand was discontinued in the U.S. in 2011. Because the name stuck, many people say “Subutex” when they really mean buprenorphine, the medication still used today. Buprenorphine is currently available as both a generic monoproduct and a buprenorphine-naloxone combination.
Yes. Current federal regulations allow qualified clinicians to prescribe buprenorphine online for people with opioid use disorder. Telehealth access has been shown to reduce opioid overdose risk. It’s widely supported by leading addiction medicine organizations.
No. Ophelia’s treatment is fully virtual. All appointments take place over secure video, from your initial evaluation to ongoing follow‑ups. You will not need to visit a physical clinic during any stage of the treatment process.
The appropriate medication depends on your medical history and circumstances. Most Ophelia patients are prescribed Suboxone or a buprenorphine/naloxone equivalent. Buprenorphine-only formulations are typically considered when a patient cannot tolerate naloxone, has specific medical circumstances, or is pregnant.
Your Ophelia clinician will work with you to determine the right medication based on your medical history, lifestyle, preferences, and goals. You won't leave your initial appointment without a clear plan.
Note: Current studies on buprenorphine-naloxone during pregnancy show no adverse effects, but some patients and providers prefer buprenorphine-only out of an abundance of caution.
Your care team is prepared for this possibility. Ophelia clinicians can prescribe comfort medications alongside buprenorphine to ease withdrawal symptoms during the early stages of treatment. If you’re struggling with scheduled telehealth visits, you don’t have to wait. Reach out to your care team directly through Ophelia. We're available seven days a week.
Yes. Many Ophelia patients have transitioned from in-person clinics to virtual treatment. Your care team will review your medical history and work with you to continue your plan without interruption. Switching providers doesn't mean starting from scratch.

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