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Suboxone & Addiction Treatment in Tacoma WA: Telehealth

Telehealth addiction and mental health treatment in Tacoma, 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 Tacoma and Pierce County. We accept most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

Pierce County's treatment need

Pierce County has faced significant challenges with opioid overdose deaths, ranking among Washington State's most affected counties for drug-related mortality in recent years. At the same time, Pierce County has a large commercially insured population through military families at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, healthcare workers, and working professionals throughout Tacoma and surrounding communities.

The treatment infrastructure has not kept pace with the need, particularly for patients seeking evidence-based medication treatment without a clinic-based program model. Long wait times, limited providers, and geographic barriers across the county leave many patients without timely access to care.

Rezolv Health Tacoma addresses this gap directly, offering telehealth medication management for both addiction and mental health to Pierce County residents, with appointments available within days rather than months.

Tacoma location note

Rezolv Health's physical University Place location is within Pierce County, approximately 15 minutes from downtown Tacoma, accessible for patients who prefer an occasional in-person visit alongside their regular telehealth care. All ongoing care and follow-up visits can be conducted entirely by telehealth.

Services in Tacoma and Pierce County

All services delivered by telehealth. In-person available at University Place.

  • Opioid use disorder treatment (buprenorphine/Suboxone)
  • Alcohol use disorder treatment (naltrexone, Vivitrol)
  • Mental health medication management (depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar, PTSD)
  • Dual diagnosis treatment

Most major commercial insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid/Apple Health, and TRICARE are accepted. Kaiser and HMO plans are not accepted. Self-pay remains available.

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

Does Rezolv Health serve patients in Puyallup, Lakewood, and other Pierce County communities?
Yes. Telehealth serves all of Pierce County: Puyallup, Lakewood, Gig Harbor, Bonney Lake, Sumner, Eatonville, and everywhere in between. Our University Place physical location also serves patients from across the county who prefer in-person visits.
What insurance does Rezolv Health accept in Tacoma?
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.
Is Rezolv Health appropriate for military families at JBLM?
Yes. We serve all Washington State residents, including the military-connected community at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. We accept TRICARE as well as commercial plans, so both military families and members covered under TRICARE can be seen.
How is telehealth better than driving to a clinic?
For most patients, the primary advantage is time. No commute, no parking, no waiting room, no time off work. A telehealth appointment fits into a lunch break. A clinic visit does not.
Do I need to go to the University Place location for my first appointment?
No. Your initial evaluation and all follow-up visits can be done entirely by telehealth. The University Place location is an option for patients who prefer to meet in person, but it's never required.
How soon can I get an appointment in Tacoma?
Most patients are seen within a few days of completing their intake form. We prioritize availability for new patients. You won't be put on a months-long waitlist.
What if I need Vivitrol (injectable naltrexone) instead of oral medication?
Vivitrol is a monthly injectable that requires in-person administration. If Vivitrol is the right medication for you, we can coordinate your injection at our University Place location or help you arrange it with a local provider in Tacoma.
Can Rezolv Health treat PTSD along with addiction in Tacoma?
Yes. We offer psychiatric medication management for PTSD (which is a significant concern in Pierce County's military-connected population) alongside addiction treatment. If you have both conditions, we can manage the medications for both under one clinical relationship.
Does Rezolv Health offer therapy or counseling, or just medication?
Medication management only. We prescribe and manage medications for addiction and mental health conditions. We don't provide talk therapy. Many patients work with a separate counselor or therapist, something we fully support and can coordinate with if you wish.
What happens if I miss a follow-up appointment?
Reach out as soon as you can to reschedule. We won't discharge you for a missed appointment. Your care is ongoing and we'll work with you to keep it on track.
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