Online care7-OH care described

QuickMD

Online in 42 states plus DC, per the provider's named list

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A pay-per-visit online service with a dedicated kratom and 7-OH pathway. It also offers a five-visit plan for eligible new patients who want to discuss quitting and possible later tapering.

Overview

Care settingOnline care
Location / accessOnline in 42 states plus DC, per the provider's named list
Substance-specific information7-OH explicitly described
Source reviewOctober 20, 2026
Per visit ↗$99, excluding medication
New-patient package ↗$395 upfront / five visits / 12-month validity

Treatment

Medical assessment, buprenorphine-naloxone when appropriate, and follow-up visits. The five-visit plan does not promise medication discontinuation within a fixed time.

Five-visit plan eligibility must be chosen at initial signup and is limited to new kratom/7-OH patients. The provider requires age 18+, matching ID/location rules, and notes state-specific in-person requirements.

Practical reasons to explore this option

  • You prefer a stated visit price without insurance.
  • You want to discuss your longer-term medication goals from the first visit.

These are practical considerations, not a personal medical recommendation. A clinician should assess the right level of care for you.

Where you can access care

The provider's July 2026 comparison article names 42 states plus DC; its treatment page says 43 states. Confirm treatment availability in your state and any in-person requirements before booking.

Published location / substance-specific coverage: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.

Cost and payment

Self-pay

$99/visit, excluding medication. Eligible new patients can choose $395 upfront for five visits ($79 each), valid for 12 months; medication separate. Checked October 20, 2026.

Insurance

QuickMD says it does not accept insurance for visit fees. Patients may use prescription insurance at the pharmacy; HSA/FSA eligibility depends on the patient's plan.

Financing

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.

Reviews

Personal accounts foundResearch updated 2026-10-21

First-hand 7-OH Reddit accounts differ substantially by clinician and appointment. Some describe feeling heard and getting help quickly; others report rushed conversations, a disconnected call or uncertainty about the plan.

Respectful, rapid access in one account

A Reddit author described an approximately 15-minute appointment and feeling listened to by the clinician. Other self-described patients in that thread also reported clear explanations. These are individual experiences, not proof of a typical visit or treatment result.

Appointment length and follow-up matter

Another 7-OH author reported feeling rushed and losing connection during a visit. A QuickMD team account replied that this did not reflect its standard of care and offered escalation and a clinician change. The complaint and response can help you frame questions before booking.

Ask how clinician continuity works

A dated Trustpilot review praises a helpful clinician while noting that the same doctor is not always available. The page also contains recent positive accounts about listening and appointment convenience. The service covers multiple conditions, so those reviews cannot be read as kratom-specific outcomes.

Accounts describe individual experiences, often with different products or care needs. They do not establish what your care or outcome will be.

Read the accounts, reviews and source context

Photos

QuickMD's published example of its doctor scheduling screen.
QuickMD's published example of its doctor scheduling screen. Photo source
QuickMD app screen showing available care categories.
QuickMD's example app screen. Service availability depends on your state and eligibility. Photo source

Questions to ask

  1. Is addiction treatment available in my state, and are any in-person visits required?
  2. Am I eligible for the five-visit plan before I create my account?
  3. What happens and what do visits cost if I need care beyond those five appointments?
  4. How much time is allocated to my first visit, and what happens if the call drops?
  5. Can I choose the same clinician for follow-ups or change clinicians if the fit is poor?
  6. Who coordinates with my pharmacy if a prescription needs correction or prior authorization?
  7. Will the plan address my goals for medication duration, ongoing support and any separate symptom treatment?

Details still to confirm

  • Current service-specific availability in your state.
  • Live appointment and local pharmacy availability.

Sources

We researched QuickMD 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.

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