Affordable and Private Access to Naltrexone

At Thrive, all physician appointments are conducted online via telemedicine, providing you with private and convenient access to care from the comfort of your home.  

No, that is just fine. Not all doctors require a video call for the consultation. Many telemedicine providers offer flexible options, including phone consultations or private messaging consultations to accommodate your needs.

Yes, you can get a naltrexone prescription from your own doctor and then join Thrive. Be aware, though, that not all doctors are willing to prescribe it—it’s definitely worth asking, but don’t be surprised or discouraged if they say no. In that case we'll happily refer you to one of our telemedicine partners.

It will more than likely appear on your medical records. However, our doctor partners adhere to HIPAA regulations and keep all your information completely confidential.

Some of our partner doctors accept insurance, while others do not. Regardless, they strive to keep out-of-pocket costs affordable. During your onboarding call, we'll refer you to the best option based on your preferences.

Every provider is different. Some doctors may prescribe the medication for three months with check-ins as needed, while others might start with a one-month prescription and require a follow-up before refilling for several months. The frequency of follow-ups varies based on the doctor and individual circumstances.

The primary medication naltrexone interacts with is opioids. However, your doctor will review your medications and address this question during your consultation to ensure it’s safe for you.

Generally, no—most people don’t need any tests. However, this is something the doctor will decide during your consultation.

According to Medical News Today, "Naltrexone can cause certain side effects, some of which are more common than others. These side effects may be temporary, lasting a few days to weeks."

These are the most common side effects when people use it for alcohol use disorder:

If your doctor determines that you’re unable to tolerate naltrexone, you’re welcome to cancel your Thrive membership. For annual memberships, if you’re beyond the refund period, we’ll review refund requests on a case-by-case basis. While refunds are typically not offered after 7 days, we understand special circumstances—like not being able to use naltrexone as instructed by your doctor—and we’re happy to work with you.