Online in 30 named states
A continuing-care telehealth option with explicit information about treating concentrated 7-OH dependence. Its published monthly fee covers clinician visits, messaging, care navigation and support groups.
Video assessment for opioid-type use disorder, buprenorphine-naloxone when appropriate, induction guidance and continuing follow-up.
These are practical considerations, not a personal medical recommendation. A clinician should assess the right level of care for you.
Thirty states are listed on the current insurance/pricing page. Coverage and 7-OH eligibility still require an intake check.
Published location / substance-specific coverage: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
$249/month for the program. At-home lab tests included; medication is separate, advertised at $0–$150/month depending on coverage. Checked October 20, 2026.
Private insurance, Medicaid and Medicare participation varies by state and plan. Deductibles and copays may apply.
Not publicly stated
Published information is not your final quote or a coverage decision. Ask about medication, labs, travel, accommodation and follow-up. Read the cost-planning guide.
An independently hosted Reddit thread and provider-selected stories describe the practical convenience of video care and messaging. The readable independent thread is older and concerns general opioid treatment, so it does not establish current kratom or 7-OH results.
The original author of an archived Reddit thread describes using video visits, messaging clinicians and receiving testing supplies at home. Several other commenters report good access, while another says their clinician did not listen. This older general-treatment discussion illustrates variation in fit, not current policy.
The archived discussion includes differing accounts about records, testing and insurance. Those details can change by state and over time. Ask the current team for your intake checklist and exact pharmacy coverage rather than relying on an older comment.
In the provider's anonymized story, 'Joe' describes finding it easier to message a doctor through the app than travel to an office. Bicycle says names and photographs in these stories are anonymized and chosen by the patient. The account concerns prescription opioids, not kratom or 7-OH.
Accounts describe individual experiences, often with different products or care needs. They do not establish what your care or outcome will be.
A public, self-reported discussion. Individual identity and outcome are not independently verified.
Selected and published by the provider.
State and clinician not established.
A public, self-reported discussion. Individual identity and outcome are not independently verified.
Selected and published by the provider.
Virtual organization search; confirm exact business and state before using a location's reviews.
We researched Bicycle Health using the public sources below. We did not contact the provider, check current admission capacity or independently audit outcomes, licensing or insurance networks.
Profile photograph: official provider page. Image is not a guarantee of a particular room or current facility arrangement.
Care sources: reviewed October 20, 2026. If a page conflicts with another source, the practical notes preserve the detail that needs confirmation.
Boulder Care
111 SW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR 97204, United States
Portland, Oregon organization listing at 111 SW Naito Parkway only. Does not rate the North Carolina 7-OH pathway or every state's care.
Checked 2026-10-21. Reviews describe this listing, not a kratom or 7-OH treatment outcome. Ratings can change.
Read on GoogleA virtual program that explicitly welcomes kratom and 7-OH patients on its North Carolina service page. The care model emphasizes medication and ongoing support around your own goals.
Brightside Recovery
600 Academy Dr Suite 110, Northbrook, IL 60062, United States
Current Northbrook listing at 600 Academy Drive Suite 110 only, not all Illinois/Ohio services. Google separately marks 333 Skokie Boulevard Brightside Clinic permanently closed.
Checked 2026-10-21. Reviews describe this listing, not a kratom or 7-OH treatment outcome. Ratings can change.
Read on GoogleA regional medication-treatment service with a dedicated 7-OH program. This is Brightside Recovery at brightsideclinic.com, a separate provider from the Brightside mental-health platform.
An online option that explicitly welcomes people using kratom or 7-OH. Its page separates medication care from optional therapy, which may help you choose the amount of support you want.
