Alcohol use disorder treatment · Florida telehealth

Stop drinking. Start living. From your home.

CRS Recovery provides FDA-approved medication and compassionate clinical support for alcohol use disorder entirely via telehealth. No clinic visits. No judgment. Same-week appointments.

Why medication works

28M

Americans have AUD — fewer than 3% receive medication to help · NIAAA 2025

7.6%

of people with AUD received any alcohol treatment in 2024 — the vast majority go untreated. NIAAA 2025

1994

FDA approved Naltrexone for AUD — yet most patients never receive it. FDA / NIAAA

Medical condition · not a moral failure

What is alcohol use disorder

AUD is a medical condition not a willpower problem

Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a chronic brain condition in which a person cannot control their alcohol use despite its negative effects on health, relationships, work, or safety. It is not a sign of weakness or moral failure.

AUD exists on a spectrum from mild to severe and responds strongly to FDA-approved medication delivered via telehealth.

Signs you may have AUD

Drinking more or longer than you intended
Tried to cut down but could not
Strong cravings for alcohol
Drinking affects work or family
Withdrawal symptoms when you stop

FDA-approved medication

Evidence-based medication that works

Primary medication

Naltrexone

Brand names: Revia (oral) · Vivitrol (injectable)

Blocks the brain’s opioid receptors — the same receptors that produce the pleasurable effects of alcohol. Reduces cravings and makes drinking less rewarding over time.

Reduces cravings significantly

No dependency risk · not a controlled substance

FDA-approved for AUD since 1994

Prescribable via telehealth

Alternative option

Acamprosate

Brand name: Campral

Restores the brain’s chemical balance disrupted by long-term heavy drinking. Best for patients who have already stopped and want to maintain abstinence.

Reduces post-acute withdrawal symptom

Helps maintain abstinence after detox

FDA-approved for AUD since 2004

Why choose CRS Recovery for AUD

Treatment that fits your life

No waiting rooms. No stigma. No travel. Just effective, compassionate care from home.

Same-week appointments

Most patients are seen within 3–5 business days. No months-long waitlists like traditional in-person clinics.

Prescription same day

In most cases your Suboxone prescription is sent electronically to your local pharmacy on the same day as your first appointment.

100% HIPAA compliant

All appointments are conducted via secure, encrypted video call. Your health information is never shared without your explicit consent.

No judgment — ever

Cristina has personal experience with addiction in her family. You will never be made to feel ashamed or judged for seeking help.

Ongoing support

Monthly follow-up appointments, medication management, dosage adjustments, and recovery support throughout your treatment.

Flexible scheduling

Appointments fit around your work, family, and life — not the other way around. No commute, no waiting room, no time off work needed.

How it works

From first click to first prescription

Four simple steps — most patients are treated within the same week they reach out.

01

Complete pre-screening

A brief 7-question form to confirm CRS can help you. Takes 3 minutes. No commitment required.

02

Schedule your intake

After pre-screening you are redirected to schedule your intake appointment directly in our patient portal.

03

Meet your provider

Video appointment where your history is reviewed, all your questions are answered, and your treatment plan.is determined

04

Pick up your prescription

Your Suboxone prescription is sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy. Pick it up same day in most cases.

Transparent Pricing

Know exactly what you'll pay

No hidden fees. No surprises. Cost should never be a barrier to recovery.

Initial assessment

$300

One-time · same-day prescription

Full clinical evaluation, medication assessment, personalized treatment plan, and Suboxone prescription sent to your pharmacy.

Ongoing care

$150

Per month · follow-up visits

Monthly provider check-ins, medication management, prescription refills, dosage adjustments, and recovery support.

Naltrexone and Acamprosate are FDA-approved prescription medications for alcohol use disorder, prescribed only after clinical evaluation. Do not stop drinking suddenly without medical supervision if you have been drinking heavily — sudden alcohol withdrawal can be life-threatening. If you are experiencing withdrawal symptoms, seizures, or confusion, call 911 immediately. SAMHSA helpline: 1-800-662-4357 (free, 24/7). This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.