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TennCare & Commercial Insurance Accepted | Same-Day Virtual Appointments Available

At Recovery Care of Columbia and Nashville Addiction Clinic, we're proud to serve the people of Tennessee with compassionate, discreet, and accessible telemedicine Suboxone treatment. Whether you're in Memphis, a small rural town, or anywhere in between, our virtual clinic brings recovery directly to you.

Thanks to our special virtual OBOT license (the very first in Tennessee!), we can treat patients statewide, offering same-day appointments, medication delivery, and full acceptance of TennCare Medicaid and most commercial insurance plans, including BlueCare, Ambetter, UnitedHealthcare, BCBS, and many more. (See the full list of insurance plans we accept)

Why Do Tennessee Residents Trust Recovery Care?

  • TennCare covers 100% of your Suboxone treatment and medications
  • Tennessee’s very first clinic to receive a virtual OBOT state medical license
  • All major health insurance accepted
  • Locally owned and operated by people in recovery from Middle Tennessee.
  • Accredited by The Joint Commission
  • No travel required – 100% virtual appointments
  • Recovery Care of Columbia has over 100 five-star patient reviews on Google
  • Overnight Suboxone medication delivery available in most areas (a delivery fee applies)
  • Self-pay available for uninsured patients ($210 every 2 weeks or $370 every 4 weeks)
  • A sliding-scale program is available for individuals with low income.
  • Same-day appointments every weekday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (based on availability)
  • Evening appointments every Monday and Wednesday until 9:00 PM
  • Compassionate, judgment-free care from a caring team of doctors, nurse practitioners, counselors, and administrators. Meet our team

Now Serving Patients Across All Major Tennessee Cities and Counties

Patients in West Tennessee can attend virtual Suboxone appointments from home using their health insurance, TennCare Medicaid, self-pay, and a sliding-scale program

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Virtual, Accredited Suboxone Treatment in West Tennessee Counties

Middle Tennessee residents use Recovery Care for Suboxone telemedicine appointments using a cell phone, tablet, or PC

Suboxone Doctors in Middle Tennessee Cities: Virtual Appointments for All Communities

Online, Accredited Suboxone Treatment in Middle Tennessee Counties

Residents in East Tennessee can attend virtual Suboxone appointments from home using their health insurance, TennCare Medicaid, self-pay, and a sliding-scale program

Suboxone Telemedicine in East Tennessee Cities: Same-Day Recovery Across the Region

Telemedicine Suboxone Treatment in Middle Tennessee Counties

Tired of Visiting Clinics and Pharmacies? You Don’t Have to Anymore

Many people struggling with opioid addiction are familiar with the difficulties that often come with traditional treatment. Traveling to a clinic, sitting in a waiting room full of strangers, and feeling the weight of stigma or judgment can make an already hard situation even more stressful. While you wait, time seems to move slowly as you hope the appointment will finally end so you can get on with your day.

But the process usually doesn’t stop there. After the visit, you still have to make another trip to the pharmacy to pick up your Suboxone prescription. Unfortunately, that step can also come with uncomfortable experiences, including stigma, embarrassment, or even being treated differently because of the medication you need.

Our 100% virtual telemedicine addiction treatment program changes that experience entirely. With virtual appointments and overnight Suboxone delivery, you can receive compassionate, professional care from the comfort and privacy of your own home—no clinic visits, no pharmacy lines, and no unnecessary judgment.

Register for Virtual Addiction Treatment with Medication Delivery

If you have TennCare Medicaid, register for same-day Medicaid-covered Suboxone treatment with medication delivery.

If you have commercial insurance, schedule your commercial/private insurance Suboxone appointment today.

No insurance? No problem! Our self-pay program costs only $210 every two weeks or $370 every four weeks for full treatment and medication management. Register now for Self-Pay Suboxone therapy.

Can't afford our Self-Pay payment program? We offer a sliding-scale program that establishes discounted treatment costs based on your income. Apply for sliding-scale Suboxone treatment.

Speak with our staff securely by connecting with us on the Spruce Health mobile app.

7-OH (Kratom, 7-Hydroxy) Addiction in Tennessee

If you’re dealing with dependence on Kratom or products containing 7-hydroxy (7-OH), you’re far from alone. Across Tennessee, many people have reported intense withdrawal symptoms, powerful cravings, and a growing loss of control after using these highly concentrated products.

There have also been reports of some retailers offering free samples of Kratom or 7-hydroxy products. This has raised concerns that these samples may introduce people to extremely potent substances that can quickly lead to ongoing use.

At Recovery Care of Columbia, our team has significant experience helping patients transition safely away from Kratom and 7-hydroxy products using buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone) through secure telemedicine visits. Since 2024, we’ve helped hundreds of people across Tennessee who were seeking relief from Kratom dependence—including individuals taking very high daily amounts, sometimes exceeding 800 mg.

Our medical providers recognize that Kratom extracts and 7-hydroxy products can produce withdrawal patterns that differ from traditional opioids. We create individualized treatment plans designed to ease withdrawal symptoms and help stabilize patients safely, all through virtual care.

If you’re ready to stop using Kratom, 7-OH, or 7-hydroxy products, confidential online treatment is available today—no matter where you live in Tennessee.