Same-day Suboxone care in Newport News.
Online. Private. Affordable.

Yes, Grata Health accepts Cardinal Care (Virginia Medicaid). Addiction and Recovery Treatment Services (ARTS) 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 Virginia. Virginia allows telehealth prescribing of buprenorphine (Suboxone) for opioid use disorder. Providers must hold a valid Virginia medical license. Grata Health providers are fully licensed and compliant with all Virginia telehealth regulations.

Hampton Roads is a sprawling metro area with heavy traffic between cities like Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake. In-person MAT clinics are concentrated in a few locations, meaning many residents face 30-60 minute drives each way. Telehealth eliminates that barrier — you can see a licensed provider from home without fighting I-64 traffic or taking time off work.

Yes. Hampton Roads is home to the largest concentration of military installations in the world, and we understand the unique pressures service members and their families face. While Grata Health is not a VA provider, we serve veterans and military families through private insurance and Medicaid. Our telehealth model offers the privacy many service-connected individuals prefer.

Newport News has limited in-person MAT providers, and many are not accepting new patients. Grata Health provides an immediate alternative — same-week telehealth appointments with licensed Virginia providers who can prescribe Suboxone from your first visit. No referral is needed, and we accept most insurance including Cardinal Care (Virginia Medicaid).

Yes. Our telehealth services are available throughout the Virginia Peninsula, including Hampton, Williamsburg, Poquoson, and York County. Your physical location within Virginia doesn't affect your access to care — all you need is a phone or computer with internet.