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Eleanor Health

Outpatient addiction treatment with medication (buprenorphine, naltrexone), therapy and peer support, by video or at clinics in 19 states.

Available with limits.

Accepts members in AZ, CO, FL, GA, ID, IL, LA, MA, MO, MT, NJ, NM, NC, OH, OK, PA, TX, WA and WI; mostly virtual with some in-person clinics. State lists differ across its pages.

Checked 2026-10-23 · eleanorhealth.com, eleanorhealth.com

You meet with an Eleanor prescriber, therapist and peer recovery coach, mostly by video, for medication treatment and counseling for opioid, alcohol or other substance use. You can usually start quickly by calling or filling out a form; Eleanor checks your insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare plans. Without insurance, its self-pay medication program is $249 per month.

  • From Copay with insurance; $249/month self-pay medication program
  • Insurance accepted
  • Web
  • HIPAA compliant

Reviewed by HeyPsych Board · 2026-10-23

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What it's for

  • Buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder
  • Medication for alcohol use disorder
  • Addiction counseling and therapy
  • Peer recovery support
  • Psychiatry for co-occurring conditions

What it costs

Covered by insurance

From Copay with insurance; $249/month self-pay medication program

Insurance may cover it

Over a year

About $2,988 a year

$249 a month × 12

Worked out from the listed price. Check the vendor for today’s price.

How you start: Check your insurance is accepted, then book

In network with many commercial, Medicaid and Medicare plans. Self-pay medication-for-addiction-treatment program is $249/month including medication management (medication cost not stated); some pages describe per-visit self-pay pricing instead.

Privacy, evidence & safety

Privacy

N/R

Not yet rated

Sells data or shares it for ads
Policy doesn't say
You can have your data deleted
Policy doesn't say
Health data protected by HIPAA
Yes
Data stays on your device
No
Account needed
Yes
Regulatory action (last 5 years)
None found

Research

Early research

How we rate research

Trade-offs

  • No mobile app available

What we couldn't verify

  • Its privacy policy doesn't say whether it sells data or shares it for advertising
  • Clinical evidence is limited or still emerging

Policy (read 2026-10-27) covers HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 protections and says it won't sell or share SMS opt-in numbers for marketing, but says nothing about selling other data or advertising cookies; no deletion right stated.

Privacy policy read 2026-10-27 · How we grade privacy

Eleanor Health is not for a crisis. If you are thinking about suicide or in danger, call or text 988 any time.

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