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Suboxone & Mental Health Treatment in Seattle

Telehealth addiction and mental health treatment in Seattle, WA. Most major commercial plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE accepted; Kaiser and HMO plans excluded.

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Telehealth treatment for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and mental health conditions in Seattle and the greater King County area. We accept most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

Seattle's behavioral health landscape

Seattle is a city with abundant healthcare resources relative to most of Washington State and yet the behavioral health gap is real even here. King County has documented a shortage of psychiatric providers accepting new patients with commercial insurance, and the wait times for a new psychiatry appointment can stretch to months. For addiction medicine, the landscape is similarly stretched, particularly for patients with commercial insurance who want a provider focused on evidence-based medication treatment rather than a program-based model.

Rezolv Health fills a specific gap in Seattle's treatment ecosystem: physician-led, telehealth-delivered care for patients who want fast access, evidence-based medication, and a clinical relationship, not a program.

Services in Seattle

Suboxone treatment: Buprenorphine prescribed and managed by a licensed physician. No clinic visits required. Video appointment, electronic prescription, pharmacy pickup.

Alcohol use disorder treatment: Naltrexone and other FDA-approved medications. Managed by telehealth through periodic visits.

Mental health medication management: Psychiatric medication management for depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and related conditions. Available by telehealth and in-person at our University Place location for patients who prefer face-to-face care.

Dual diagnosis treatment: Integrated care for co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

Insurance in Seattle

We accept most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available. Washington GLP-1 care is self-pay only. Contact your plan to verify benefits for a specific service.

Insurance participation can change. While we work with most major plans in Washington, we recommend contacting us or calling the member services number on your insurance card to confirm your specific plan is accepted before your first appointment. We will work with you during the intake process to verify your coverage.

Areas of Seattle and King County served

By telehealth, we serve patients throughout Seattle and King County, including Capitol Hill, Fremont, Ballard, Queen Anne, the Central District, Beacon Hill, West Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Auburn, Kent, and all surrounding communities. If you are a Washington State resident with a private space for a video call, we can see you.

Frequently asked questions

What insurance does Rezolv Health accept in Seattle?
Most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE are accepted. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available. Call your insurance company to verify your behavioral health benefits before scheduling.
How long does it take to get an appointment in Seattle?
Same-week and often next-day appointments are available. We maintain availability specifically for new patients and do not have the multi-month wait times common at many Seattle psychiatric providers.
Can I be seen in person in Seattle?
Our in-person location is in University Place, south of Tacoma, not within Seattle city limits. Telehealth is available for all Seattle patients. If in-person care is important to you, University Place is approximately 35 to 40 miles from downtown Seattle.
Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor?
It depends on your insurance plan. Some plans require a referral for behavioral health services. We recommend checking with your insurer before your first appointment. Self-pay patients do not need a referral.
Is Rezolv Health appropriate for someone who has been through a residential treatment program?
Yes. Many of our patients have prior treatment experience, including residential programs, detox, and other interventions. We provide ongoing medication management for patients at any stage of recovery, including those who need MAT to support long-term stability after completing a higher level of care.
Does Rezolv Health treat mental health conditions separately from addiction, or only together?
Either way. Some patients come to us only for addiction treatment. Some come only for mental health medication management. Some have both and we treat them together. You don't need to have a co-occurring condition to access either service.
What's the difference between seeing Rezolv Health and seeing a therapist in Seattle?
We're a medication management practice: we prescribe and manage psychiatric and addiction medications. We don't provide therapy or counseling. Many of our patients also see a therapist, which we fully support and can coordinate with. If you're looking for talk therapy, we can help point you in the right direction, but that's a separate service.
How do I know if my behavioral health visits are covered?
Call the member services number on your insurance card and ask about behavioral health telehealth benefits, your deductible, copay or coinsurance, and whether out-of-network benefits apply. We can also help review coverage when you contact us.
What medications does Rezolv Health prescribe for mental health in Seattle?
Psychiatric medication management covers a broad range of FDA-approved medications: antidepressants (SSRIs, SNRIs, others), mood stabilizers, ADHD medications, anxiolytics, and medications for PTSD. The specific medication is determined by your physician based on your diagnosis and history. We don't prescribe controlled substances like benzodiazepines for routine anxiety management.
Can I use Rezolv Health for both my Suboxone and my antidepressant?
Yes. If you have co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions, we can manage both under one clinical relationship. This is often preferable to having two separate providers who don't communicate with each other.
What if my insurance changes (new job, new plan)?
Let us know as soon as possible. We'll verify your new coverage before your next appointment so there's no gap in your care. Self-pay is also available if you ever prefer to pay directly.
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