The path aheadstartshere
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), board-certified addiction specialists, individualized care plans, and ongoing support help you build lasting recovery.
What's Included with Bicycle Health
FDA-approved medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) to ease withdrawal and cravings
Telehealth visits with licensed addiction specialists
Personalized recovery plans that fit your schedule and lifestyle
Peer-led support groups to help you build community, stay strong, and provide stability
Secure app for video, voice and chat
Why People Trust Bicycle Health
50,000
People helped
95%
Of patients report no withdrawal symptoms at 7 days
170
Support groups offered weekly, including holidays
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How it works
Enroll & Book Your Visit
Complete your enrollment to schedule your first virtual appointment. Same-day appointments often available depending on your location.
Meet Your Provider
Video call with a licensed medical provider who will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan. You'll see the same provider for every appointment.
Pick-up Your Prescription
If appropriate, your provider will prescribe MOUD to reduce cravings and withdrawal and use our stigma-free pharmacy database to send your prescription to the nearest location.
Stay Supported
Join over 170 peer groups offered weekly to build connection, encouragement, and accountability.
The Ride
Recovery isn't one moment. It's your job, your kids, your schedule. Everything that keeps moving whether or not treatment is going well. The hard days aren't a reason to start over. They're part of the ride. We built Bicycle Health for the whole journey.
Everyone at Bicycle Health is really super nice and polite, and they really seem to care. I’m not used to being treated so nicely.
THE MOST VULNERABLE MOMENT IN RECOVERY IS OFTEN what comes next.
Bicycle Health partners with treatment providers, health systems, healthcare professionals, and justice-involved organizations to help patients transition home, continue medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and stay connected to evidence-based care for the long term.
