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Talk through how much you drink, cravings, past attempts to change, your health, and the situations that make change difficult. You can seek help before you have everything figured out.
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Online alcohol treatment for adults who want to reduce drinking or quit. Medication options include naltrexone when clinically appropriate, with ongoing support and optional therapy where available.
For adults 18 and older. Most appointments are same-day. Available statewide in Virginia. Therapy is optional for medication treatment.
Commercial copays depend on your plan and are usually less than $20 per session. We check coverage before your first appointment.
Care is $0 with accepted Medicaid coverage.
Grata provides ongoing outpatient care. We refer alcohol withdrawal and detox care elsewhere. If you drink heavily or have had withdrawal symptoms, seek medical guidance before stopping suddenly; alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous.
Talk through how much you drink, cravings, past attempts to change, your health, and the situations that make change difficult. You can seek help before you have everything figured out.
Naltrexone can help reduce the urge to drink. Your clinician reviews your health and current medications to decide whether it fits your treatment plan.
Follow-up visits help you adjust your plan. Individual therapy in Virginia and Ohio can address triggers, routines, stress, and relationships. Medication care does not require therapy.
Most appointments are available the same day with the clinician who will treat you. Medication can be prescribed at that visit when clinically appropriate.
Choose an appointment. We ask for ID and insurance information before your first visit and help with scheduling and technology.
Discuss your substance use, current medication, and goals. Your clinician can prescribe the same day when appropriate. No app download, labs, or in-person visit is required before starting.
Pick up at a local pharmacy when available, or receive delivery in 1–2 business days from prescribing. First prescriptions and refills are eligible. Shipping is covered.
You keep the same prescribing clinician. Visits can be weekly, every two weeks, or monthly, depending on your needs.
Support is available seven days a week, 6 a.m.–11 p.m. Eastern. We help with insurance, technology, scheduling, and pharmacy access. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Individual therapy is available without medication, and medication does not require therapy. Sessions are generally an hour, often weekly, using approaches such as CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing. Keep your therapist or choose a new one.
We support reducing use or quitting, including patients transferring care, leaving inpatient treatment, or returning from incarceration. Alcohol withdrawal requiring detox care is referred elsewhere.
Online appointments are available to adults 18 and older in every county and independent city in Virginia. Medication delivery is available statewide, with local pharmacy pickup as an alternative.
Grata serves adults 18 and older in every county and Virginia independent city in Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania offers medication care; therapy is not yet available there.
Most appointments are available the same day with the clinician who will treat you. Medication can be prescribed at that visit when clinically appropriate.
Grata accepts Aetna Better Health of Virginia, Anthem HealthKeepers Plus, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, Humana Healthy Horizons of Virginia, Straight Virginia Medicaid (fee-for-service). Care is $0 with accepted Medicaid coverage. Commercial copays depend on your plan and are usually less than $20 per session. We check coverage before your first appointment.
No. Medication treatment does not require therapy or peer support. Individual therapy is optional in Virginia and Ohio; Pennsylvania does not yet offer therapy.
Medication delivery takes 1–2 business days from prescribing, for first prescriptions and refills. Shipping is covered. Local pharmacy pickup is also available. You can change your preferred pharmacy in the patient portal. A prescription remains a clinical decision.
No. Grata refers alcohol withdrawal and detox care elsewhere. Ongoing outpatient treatment and medications such as naltrexone do not replace care for acute withdrawal.
Support is available seven days a week, 6 a.m.–11 p.m. Eastern. Our team can help with scheduling, insurance checks, and technology, as well as pharmacy access. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
These sources explain treatment options. Grata's service availability and insurance participation are listed above.
Care provided by Grata Health Care PC. Dr. Tristan Yeung leads clinical operations; Dr. Scott Whetsell supervises clinicians. Service and coverage information updated September 11, 2026. About Grata and our clinical team. Additional resource: Virginia Medicaid: Cardinal Care.