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Suboxone & Mental Health Treatment in Spokane WA: Telehealth

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

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Physician-led telehealth treatment for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and mental health conditions in Spokane and Eastern Washington. We accept most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

Eastern Washington's provider shortage

Spokane is Eastern Washington's largest city and medical hub, but even here, the gap between demand for behavioral health services and available provider capacity is significant. Washington State's Health Professional Shortage Area designations cover substantial portions of Eastern Washington for mental health, and the practical experience of Spokane residents seeking psychiatric care mirrors what these designations suggest: long waits, limited providers, and a system that is not built for the pace at which people need help.

For addiction medicine specifically, Eastern Washington faces challenges that are partly geographic and partly systemic. The distance from Puget Sound (where most of the state's healthcare concentration sits) means that specialty providers are fewer, waitlists are longer, and patients who cannot get timely care go without it.

Rezolv Health is a Puget Sound-area practice that serves Eastern Washington by telehealth. For a Spokane patient, this means access to the same level of care as a patient in Seattle, without the five-hour drive. Most major commercial plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE are accepted; Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

The telehealth advantage in Spokane

Telehealth is not a lesser version of in-person care for addiction medicine and psychiatric medication management. It is a different delivery format with real advantages. Research consistently shows that telehealth-delivered MAT and psychiatric medication management produce outcomes equivalent to in-person care. For patients in Spokane (where the in-person alternative may involve long waitlists and limited options), telehealth is often better in practice, because it is what is actually available quickly.

A Spokane patient who needs buprenorphine for opioid use disorder does not have to wait six weeks for a face-to-face appointment. They fill out an intake form, schedule a video visit within days, and have a prescription in hand by the end of the week. That speed has clinical consequences: it meets patients when they are ready to act, rather than after weeks of waiting during which readiness can erode.

Services in Spokane and Eastern Washington

All services are delivered by telehealth. Most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE are accepted statewide; Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

  • Opioid use disorder treatment (buprenorphine/Suboxone)
  • Alcohol use disorder treatment (naltrexone, Vivitrol, acamprosate)
  • Mental health medication management (depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD)
  • Dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions

Rezolv Health serves all of Eastern Washington: Spokane Valley, Coeur d'Alene-adjacent communities on the Washington side, the Tri-Cities, Walla Walla, and rural communities throughout the region.

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.

Frequently asked questions

Why is there such a long wait for psychiatric care in Spokane?
Eastern Washington has a documented shortage of psychiatric and mental health providers relative to its population. Many providers who are available are operating at capacity and not accepting new patients, or have wait times of several months. Telehealth providers licensed in Washington can serve Spokane patients without being physically located in Spokane, which significantly expands the effective provider pool available to Eastern Washington residents.
Does Rezolv Health serve rural communities in Eastern Washington?
Yes. Telehealth serves any Washington State resident with access to a phone or computer with a camera. Patients in Cheney, Colville, Pullman, Colfax, Dayton, and other Eastern Washington communities are eligible.
What insurance does Rezolv Health accept in Spokane?
Most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE are accepted. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available. Washington GLP-1 care is self-pay only.
Can I see Rezolv Health while also seeing a local therapist in Spokane?
Absolutely. Rezolv Health manages medication. If you are seeing a local counselor or therapist in Spokane for talk therapy, we can coordinate with them if you wish, or operate independently. You do not need to choose one or the other.
Is Eastern Washington different from Western Washington for telehealth eligibility?
No. Telehealth eligibility in Washington State is the same regardless of which side of the Cascades you are on. The provider is licensed in Washington State, and that license covers the entire state.
How do I fill my prescription in Spokane? Are there pharmacy limitations?
No limitations. We send prescriptions electronically and you fill them at any pharmacy you choose in Spokane or anywhere in Washington: Walgreens, Rite Aid, Safeway, an independent pharmacy, or a mail-order pharmacy if that's more convenient for you.
Does Rezolv Health treat depression and anxiety in addition to addiction?
Yes. We offer psychiatric medication management for depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and PTSD, as standalone services or alongside addiction treatment. Spokane residents with mental health conditions don't need to be dealing with addiction to access our mental health services.
What if I was recently discharged from a Spokane hospital or treatment facility and need follow-up care?
We can often see patients quickly following a discharge. If you've recently completed detox, a residential program, or an inpatient stay and need ongoing medication management, complete the intake form and let us know your situation. Continuity of care after discharge is important, and we'll prioritize getting you scheduled.
Can I get an appointment in Spokane without waiting weeks?
Yes. Same-week appointments are typically available. We maintain open slots specifically for new patients: the goal is to see you when you're ready, not weeks later.
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