Suboxone Doctor in Los Angeles — No Insurance, Private Pay

Rezolv Health provides physician-led telehealth treatment for opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder in Los Angeles. Private pay only — $249/month, no insurance, no claims, no record outside your medical chart.

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Addiction treatment in one of the country's largest cities

Los Angeles has one of the most comprehensive addiction treatment ecosystems in the country. Publicly funded programs and Medi-Cal providers do meaningful work here, and that infrastructure serves a large and important part of the population well.

We serve a different need.

Our program is designed for high-functioning professionals — executives, attorneys, healthcare workers, creatives, parents — who are managing a substance use disorder the same way they manage everything else in their lives: deliberately, privately, and on their own terms. They have chosen to seek treatment, which takes real clarity and courage. What they haven't chosen is to have that decision documented in an insurance file, reflected in a benefits record, or visible anywhere beyond their relationship with their physician.

Substance use disorders still carry a stigma that most other medical conditions do not. That's an unfortunate reality, and the patients we serve are right to take it seriously. Insurance billing creates records — claims, diagnostic codes, explanations of benefits — that travel beyond the clinical relationship in ways patients cannot fully control. For someone whose reputation, licensure, or professional standing matters to them, that's a real consideration, not an excessive one.

We offer a straightforward alternative: physician-led, evidence-based treatment with a flat monthly fee and no insurance involvement. Your care stays where it belongs — between you and your doctor.

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Services available in Los Angeles

Opioid use disorder treatment: Buprenorphine (Suboxone) prescribed and managed by a licensed physician. All care delivered by telehealth — from your home, your office, your car, or anywhere in Los Angeles or the surrounding area you have a few minutes of privacy and a phone or computer.

Alcohol use disorder treatment: Naltrexone and other FDA-approved medications prescribed and monitored by a licensed physician. No weekly check-ins at a group program. No daily clinic visits. Periodic telehealth visits and a prescription sent to your pharmacy.

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How private-pay works in Los Angeles

$249 per month covers all telehealth appointments and prescription management within that month. There is no separate per-visit charge, no intake fee, and no cancellation penalty. Medication costs are separate — you fill your prescription at any Los Angeles pharmacy of your choice at the pharmacy's cash price or using any discount program available to you.

Because we do not bill insurance, there is no claim. No explanation of benefits. No diagnostic code on a health insurance record. No prior authorization process. No formulary review. You pay a flat monthly fee and you see a doctor.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I get Suboxone prescribed online in Los Angeles without visiting a clinic? Yes. Under current federal telehealth regulations, buprenorphine can be prescribed via audio-video telehealth. Rezolv Health California operates entirely by telehealth — you never need to set foot in a clinic.

What neighborhoods and areas of Los Angeles does Rezolv Health serve? All of them. We serve patients across Los Angeles County and the surrounding metro area — Hollywood, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, the Valley, Pasadena, Long Beach, Compton, East LA, the Westside, downtown, and everywhere in between. Telehealth does not have a service radius.

Is $249 per month a good price for private-pay addiction treatment in Los Angeles? Yes. Concierge and private-pay medical services in Los Angeles frequently cost significantly more. At $249 per month, Rezolv Health offers physician-led addiction treatment at a price point that is competitive with or below most private-pay alternatives in the market.

How quickly can I get an appointment in Los Angeles? Same-day and next-day appointments are often available. Complete the intake form and you can typically be seen within 24 hours.

Do you accept insurance in Los Angeles? No. Rezolv Health California is a private-pay practice — we do not bill insurance of any kind. The advantage of this model is simplicity and complete privacy: one flat monthly fee, no claims, no explanation of benefits, no insurance record. Many of our Los Angeles patients choose us specifically because they do not want their treatment going through their insurance plan.

What happens after I fill out the intake form? You'll be contacted to schedule your initial telehealth appointment. Before the visit, your physician will review your intake information. At the appointment, conducted by secure video, they'll discuss your situation, answer your questions, and determine whether medication is appropriate. If so, your prescription goes to any Los Angeles pharmacy you choose.

Can I treat alcohol use disorder the same way as opioid use disorder — by telehealth? Yes. Alcohol use disorder treatment with naltrexone follows the same telehealth model: an initial evaluation, a prescription sent to your pharmacy, and periodic follow-up visits. No group meetings required, no daily check-ins.

What if I've tried treatment before and it didn't work? Prior treatment history — including previous attempts, relapses, or time in programs — does not affect your eligibility. Your physician will review your history as part of the intake and use it to inform your treatment plan. What happened before does not close the door.

Is my information kept private from my employer or family? Yes. Because we do not bill insurance, there is no claim, no explanation of benefits, and no report to anyone outside your care. Your records are protected under the same privacy laws that govern all medical care. We do not contact employers, family members, or anyone else.

Does Rezolv Health treat kratom dependence in Los Angeles? Yes. Kratom dependence can be treated with buprenorphine in appropriate cases. If you are using kratom and concerned about dependence, complete the intake form and your physician will assess whether medication-assisted treatment is appropriate for your situation.