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Get telehealth medication-assisted treatment from licensed Pennsylvania providers. No waitlists, no waiting rooms — just compassionate care from home.
Get CareWhy Grata in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County have invested heavily in addiction treatment and harm reduction, but the region still faces significant gaps in MAT provider availability, especially outside the city center.
Allegheny County has seen thousands of overdose deaths over the past decade, with fentanyl now the dominant substance involved.
Serving Pittsburgh, Penn Hills, Bethel Park, McKeesport, and Allegheny County.
95%
Patient Satisfaction
Patients report feeling better the same week they start care with Grata Health.
4.8/5
Average Rating
Average rating given by patients across access, trust, and treatment outcomes.
90%
Increased Optimism
Of patients feel more optimistic about their future after starting treatment.
How It Works
Same-week appointments with licensed Pennsylvania clinicians, from the privacy of your home.
This should take less than 5 minutes. After you answer some basic questions, we match you to a provider ASAP.
Join a video call with a licensed Pennsylvania clinician this week and discuss medication options like Suboxone or naltrexone, if clinically appropriate.
Get ongoing 24/7 support from US based case managers + peer support.
Insurance & Medicaid
PA Medicaid covers MAT/MOUD through managed care organizations and fee-for-service covers medication-assisted treatment including Suboxone prescriptions and telehealth visits.
Grata Health accepts most major insurance plans, including Pennsylvania Medical Assistance (PA Medicaid). Managed care plans we commonly work with include:

Yes, Grata Health accepts Pennsylvania Medical Assistance (PA Medicaid). PA Medicaid covers MAT/MOUD through managed care organizations and fee-for-service covers medication-assisted treatment (MAT), including Suboxone prescriptions and telehealth visits. Our team will verify your coverage before your first appointment at no cost to you.
Yes, telehealth Suboxone treatment is fully legal in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania permits telehealth prescribing of buprenorphine for opioid use disorder. Providers must hold a valid Pennsylvania medical license. PA has actively expanded telehealth policies to increase MAT access. Grata Health providers are fully licensed and compliant with all Pennsylvania telehealth regulations.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County have built one of the stronger treatment networks in Pennsylvania, but access remains uneven — especially for residents outside the city center in communities like McKeesport, Penn Hills, and Bethel Park. Grata Health's telehealth model serves the entire county equally, connecting you with a licensed provider without a commute downtown.
Yes. Our licensed Pennsylvania providers understand the specific challenges facing Western PA communities, from the legacy of the prescription opioid wave to the current fentanyl crisis. They stay current on local resources, state regulations, and best practices in addiction medicine.
While Pittsburgh has invested heavily in addiction treatment, access is uneven across Allegheny County. Providers are concentrated in the city center, making it challenging for residents in Penn Hills, McKeesport, or Bethel Park to access regular appointments. Grata Health provides telehealth MAT to the entire metro area equally — no commute downtown required.
CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, and Giant Eagle Pharmacy locations across Greater Pittsburgh fill Suboxone prescriptions. Your Grata Health provider sends the prescription electronically to the pharmacy of your choice.
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Same-day telehealth Suboxone appointments with licensed Pennsylvania providers. Private, affordable, and covered by most insurance.
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