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Suboxone and buprenorphine treatment from home in Virginia. Most appointments are same-day. Use accepted insurance, choose medication delivery or local pickup, and stay with the same clinician.
For adults 18+. Therapy is available and is never required for medication.
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.
Most appointments are available the same day with the clinician who will treat you. Medication can be prescribed at that visit when clinically appropriate. Starting treatment, continuing an existing prescription, or transferring from another provider all begin with a clinical evaluation.
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.
Grata serves adults in every county and independent city in Virginia. Appointments are online, and delivery is available statewide. These are service areas; you do not need to travel to a Grata office.
Most appointments are available the same day with the clinician who will treat you. Medication can be prescribed at that visit when clinically appropriate. Same-day prescribing does not mean guaranteed medication or same-day delivery.
Grata accepts Aetna, Anthem BCBS, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare. Commercial copays depend on your plan and are usually less than $20 per session. We check coverage before your first appointment.
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.
Medication delivery takes 1–2 business days from prescribing, for first prescriptions and refills. Shipping is covered. If you need medication sooner, we can send the prescription to a local pharmacy for pickup, subject to availability, and arrange delivery for later prescriptions. You can change your preferred pharmacy in the patient portal.
No. Therapy and peer support are not prerequisites for medication treatment. You can also receive individual therapy without medication.
We ask for ID and insurance information before the first appointment. No app download, labs, or in-person visit is required before starting. Visits use our video platform with captions; phone-only visits are possible in some cases.
Yes. We accept patients already taking medication, including people leaving inpatient treatment or incarceration. Your clinician reviews your current treatment and plans the next steps with you. A refill or a particular prescription is not automatic.
Yes. Patients keep the same prescribing clinician. Follow-ups may be weekly, every two weeks, or monthly according to your needs. Support is available seven days a week, 6 a.m.–11 p.m. Eastern.
We accept adults age 18 and older throughout Virginia, including pregnant patients. We support reducing use or quitting. Alcohol withdrawal requiring detox care is referred elsewhere.
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.