Virtual Alcohol Rehab in Connecticut

Our virtual program combines structured support with evidence-based approaches. Upon joining, you'll gain access to our online platform where you can connect with recovery coaches, join group sessions, and access educational resources. We'll also refer you to an independent licensed physician who specializes in naltrexone for alcohol use disorder (additional fees apply). Your program includes regular check-ins, progress tracking, and community support—all accessible from home through your computer or mobile device.

The length of your journey is personalized to your goals. While 53% of members report reduced drinking within their first week, sustainable change typically develops over time. Most members engage actively for 6-12 months to build lasting habits. You can choose from monthly or annual plans, and adjust your participation based on your progress and needs. Remember, you set the pace—whether your goal is moderation or abstinence.

Yes, we can connect you with affordable, licensed telehealth physicians who specialize in alcohol use treatment. These independent providers evaluate whether naltrexone is right for you—most people qualify—and can issue prescriptions if appropriate. While the consultation and prescription are separate fees from the cost of our program, the doctors we work with are quite reasonable, and we’ll refer you to the most affordable option in your state.

Making positive change should be accessible. While our core program isn't currently covered by insurance, you can use HSA, HRA, or FSA funds. Medical consultations with our network physicians are billed separately and may be covered by your insurance.

We offer flexible payment plans and maintain a scholarship fund to help those who need support. Let's find an option that works for you.

Research shows that virtual treatments can be highly effective when it combines evidence-based approaches with consistent support. Our program offers the same core elements as traditional care—coaching, peer support, and access to medical referrals—but with greater privacy and convenience. Members often report that the ability to apply tools in their daily environment, rather than in a separate treatment facility, helps them build more sustainable habits.

If you're having a medical emergency or severe withdrawal symptoms, don't wait - call 911 or go to your nearest ER right away. For immediate support, the National Crisis Hotline (988) is here 24/7 to help you through difficult moments.

Our program provides ongoing support during business hours, with coaches responding within 24 hours. Once you're stable and safe, we're here to help you build lasting change.