I primarily treat the following conditions:

  • Opioid use disorder

  • Alcohol use disorder

  • Stimulant use disorder

  • Benzodiazepine use disorder

  • Cannabis use disorder

  • Other addictive disorders

I additionally treat the following mental health disorders:

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • PTSD

  • ADHD

I can assist with medical needs associated with addiction, such as:

  • Skin infections

  • Pre-exposure HIV prophylaxis - i.e. PrEP

  • Hepatitis C, HIV, liver function, and other screening needs

  • Chronic pain, when associated with addiction

  • (However, it’s still your responsibility to have a PCP!)

Below is a small selection of the treatments I can offer:

  • Outpatient alcohol detoxification

  • Craving management

  • Traditional sublingual buprenorphine - Suboxone, Subutex, etc.

  • Low dose buprenorphine inductions (microinduction) for patients who may struggle with traditional inductions

  • Long-acting injectable buprenorphine - Brixadi or Sublocade

  • Long-acting injectable naltrexone - Vivitrol

  • Outpatient benzodiazepine detoxification, including protracted benzodiazepine tapers when indicated

  • Numerous additional evidence-based medical therapies

Access and Pricing

I offer flexible, low barrier, high quality addiction care. I strongly value the traditional commitment of a doctor-patient relationship. When we are meeting, you have my full, undivided attention. I will never have my head buried in a computer screen while we talk. I keep my overhead extremely low in order to provide attainable, reasonably priced care to you.

At this time, I do not accept insurance, due to the much higher administrative burden that takes me away from being your doctor.

I recognize that one of the key aspects of recovery is to get back to living the life that you deserve, so I try to be as flexible as possible. Patients can call, text, or email me directly, as long as appropriate boundaries are observed. I am not concierge care, and I do not aim to be exclusive. My goal is to help as many people as possible.

I welcome referrals from colleagues from primary care, specialists, therapists, social workers, psychologists, inpatient providers, emergency departments, and other professionals. If a verbal provider-to-provider handoff is done, the patient’s intake can sometimes be abbreviated and therefore less expensive.

New patient visit: 1 hour, $200

Abbreviated new patient visit for patients with more straightforward needs, or handoff from a previous provider: 30 minutes, $100

Follow-ups:

20 minutes, $75

40 minutes, $150

60 minutes, $200

Payment can be done via credit card, check, cash, or HSA/FSA. I can provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.