Suboxone & Addiction Treatment in Santa Fe NM — Telehealth

Coming Soon — Santa Fe, New Mexico. Rezolv Health is not yet accepting new patients in New Mexico. We are completing credentialing and expect to launch soon. Contact us at 505-210-7924 to be notified.

Telehealth treatment for opioid use disorder, alcohol use disorder, and Kratom addiction will be available in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. All insurance will be accepted including New Mexico Medicaid. Physician-led care without clinic visits.

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Santa Fe's distinctive context for addiction care

Santa Fe is New Mexico's state capital and a culturally distinct community — smaller than Albuquerque, with a larger proportion of state government employees, arts professionals, and tourism and hospitality workers alongside a significant Native American population and rural communities in surrounding Santa Fe County.

The city's treatment landscape reflects this complexity. Santa Fe has some treatment resources, but the scale of need — particularly in surrounding rural areas and among populations who face additional barriers to accessing clinic-based care — frequently exceeds what is locally available.

For state government workers and professionals in Santa Fe, privacy considerations apply in a similar way to Carson City, Nevada — employment involving public trust, professional licensing, or sensitive government functions may make discreet, telehealth-based care particularly appealing even when insurance is available.

For members of Northern New Mexico's Native American communities — Pueblo communities, tribal members, and others — Rezolv Health can provide a supplemental telehealth option for those who are not served by or do not prefer available tribal health resources.

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Northern New Mexico coverage

The Santa Fe page serves patients throughout Northern New Mexico, including:

• Santa Fe city and Santa Fe County
• Española and the Rio Grande corridor
• Taos and the surrounding mountain communities
• Los Alamos and White Rock
• Pecos, Glorieta, and surrounding communities

For patients in Albuquerque or Southern New Mexico, see our Albuquerque and Las Cruces pages.

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Services and insurance

All services by telehealth. New Mexico Medicaid accepted. Commercial insurance accepted. Self-pay available.

Opioid use disorder treatment: Buprenorphine (Suboxone) prescribed and managed monthly by a licensed physician.

Alcohol use disorder treatment: Naltrexone and other FDA-approved medications for alcohol use disorder.

Kratom addiction treatment: Physician-supervised treatment for Kratom dependence — medical management of withdrawal and a structured plan toward cessation. Kratom addiction is a recognized clinical condition that most treatment programs in Northern New Mexico are not equipped to address.

Mental health medication management is not currently available through Rezolv Health New Mexico. If you are in Santa Fe and need psychiatric care, contact us and we can help identify resources.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Rezolv Health serve rural communities in Northern New Mexico? Yes. Telehealth serves any New Mexico resident with internet access and a camera. Patients in Taos, Española, Los Alamos, Mora, and rural Santa Fe County communities are all eligible.

Does Rezolv Health work with New Mexico tribal communities? Rezolv Health can see any New Mexico resident who is enrolled in an accepted insurance plan or is self-pay. For members of tribal communities, this may supplement rather than replace Indian Health Service or tribal health resources. Patients with IHS coverage should verify whether Rezolv Health can bill IHS before scheduling.

Do you treat Kratom addiction in Santa Fe? Yes. Rezolv Health New Mexico offers physician-supervised Kratom addiction treatment for Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico patients. We provide medical management of withdrawal symptoms and a structured cessation plan — all by telehealth.

Is there an in-person option in Santa Fe? No. Rezolv Health does not have a physical location in Santa Fe. Our nearest physical location is our Reno, Nevada office. All Santa Fe care is delivered by telehealth.

What languages are services available in? Services are currently provided in English. If you require services in Spanish or another language, contact us before scheduling to discuss accommodation options.

Can I access treatment from a rural property with limited internet? A basic phone connection is sufficient for a telehealth appointment — you do not need high-speed broadband. Our telehealth platform is compatible with most smartphones. Contact us to discuss options if internet access is very limited in your area.