The Nation’s #1 Telehealth Treatment Program for Opioid Use Disorder
Bicycle Health is a nationwide provider of 100% virtual Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), offering compassionate, evidence-based care designed to remove traditional barriers to treatment. We provide same-day or next-day enrollment, 24/7 support, and continuity of care across county and state lines — ensuring individuals can stay connected to treatment through every stage of life or recovery. Our care model includes a full team: medical providers, behavioral health specialists, and peer recovery coaches — all accessible through a secure telehealth platform. We accept most commercial insurance plans, Medicaid, and Medicare, and offer flexible payment plans for those paying out of pocket.
Geographic service area- Through our robust telehealth platform, we’re able to serve clients across a wide geographic area, including those in underserved or remote communities. This approach ensures greater accessibility and continuity of care.
Insurance- Bicycle Health accepts most major insurances, as well as Medicare and Medicaid.
Services offered- At Bicycle Health, we provide telehealth-based, evidence-driven treatment for opioid use disorder, including same-day Suboxone prescriptions, behavioral health support including Recovery Coaching and support groups, and care coordination as well as resource brokering and treatment for some co-occurring conditions. We often serve individuals who face barriers to traditional care—such as transportation challenges, chronic conditions, or housing instability
Included demographics- We serve a broad and diverse demographic range, which includes individuals across various age groups, income levels, cultural backgrounds, and geographic locations. While our services are designed to be inclusive and accessible, we continuously gather data and feedback to ensure we’re effectively meeting the needs of specific segments within this wide audience.
Disqualifying factors- While there may be general criteria that can influence eligibility for treatment, we do not make blanket disqualifications. Each case is evaluated individually, and the final decision is based on a comprehensive assessment conducted by a qualified provider to determine the most appropriate level of care.