Online Addiction Treatment in Washington (2026) | QuickMD

Online addiction treatment in Washington

QuickMD offers private, judgment-free addiction treatment online in Washington for substance use disorders, including treatment with Suboxone®.

Medications require a consultation with a licensed clinician via QuickMD. If eligible, the clinician will recommend the best option for you. Satisfaction rating from patient experience survey results collected May 2025.

How online doctor visits work

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  1. Answer a few questions
    Tell us what you need. We'll match you with licensed doctors who treat your condition in your state.

  2. Choose your doctor
    Pick your doctor, create your account, and book a time that works for you. Same-day visits are often available.

  3. Meet by phone or video
    Talk with a doctor by private phone or video and get your prescription the same day if appropriate.

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What our patients are saying

"QuickMD has made it possible for me to get uninterrupted MAT services in my rural area. This has made all the difference in my recovery. And this is the first treatment that I am able to continue and build a happy, healthy life for myself and my family. Without QuickMD I can’t imagine where I would be now."

- Heather

"QuickMD has been a life saver for me. I participated in a Suboxone program in an office setting (not virtual), and sometimes transportation was an issue, so I had to do without treatment from time to time, which was very difficult, so when I found QuickMD, it was a blessing.

- Jennifer

"I was skeptical at first since it is all online. I’m so glad I did though! Such an amazing program and convenient. Had no issues at the pharmacy getting a script and cost isn’t crazy expensive. My doctor is great and actually cares. He always asks about life in general and listens to what I have to say."

- Robert

"I was at the lowest point in my life when my daily pain went from unbearable to immobilizing. I couldn’t even get to the doctor in person, but then I found QuickMD and gave it a shot. QuickMD helped me regain my life and now I am nearing my fifth year of clean living and QuickMD was a huge part of that."

- Pete

Why choose QuickMD for addiction treatment in Washington?

Getting care at QuickMD is simple, secure, and accessible. We eliminate the hassle of waiting rooms and insurance. Here's why thousands of patients trust us for quick, compassionate care:

Start treatment with Suboxone today

At QuickMD, getting your Suboxone prescription is simple. Schedule a quick phone or video appointment with a licensed clinician and we’ll send your prescription directly to your pharmacy.

Meet our licensed clinicians in Washington

Dr. Abdullah Almehbash
Licensed clinician
Washington
Now accepting new patients

Dr. Adnan Khan
Licensed clinician
Washington
Now accepting new patients

Dr. Angela Schultz
Licensed clinician
Washington
Now accepting new patients

Dr. Colleen Buono
Licensed clinician
Washington
Now accepting new patients

Dr. Daniel Funsch Jr
Licensed clinician
Washington
Now accepting new patients

Why virtual addiction treatment matters in Washington

Addiction touches every aspect of life. It’s not just the lives of those using substances. It affects their loved ones, friends, family, colleagues, communities, and neighborhoods. Washington has seen a significant rise in opioid-related deaths over the past decade.

In 2022 alone, the CDC reported that more than 2,700 people in the state lost their lives to overdose. This loss was an increase primarily driven by fentanyl, a highly potent synthetic opioid. According to the Washington State Department of Health, opioids were involved in over 68% of those deaths.

And it’s not just happening in big cities. Rural counties like Mason, Okanogan, and Klickitat have seen overdose rates rise tenfold over the past 20 years, as reported by the University of Washington. That means care isn’t just urgent, it has to be accessible no matter where you live.

But even as the need for treatment grows, many people struggle to access care. That’s why virtual care is so important. With telemedicine, you can talk to a licensed provider from home, quietly, privately, and without having to rearrange your life just to get an appointment.

Tips for managing addiction treatment

1. Get familiar with your medication

Knowing how your medication works and what to expect can help you feel more in control of your recovery. Don’t hesitate to ask your provider questions or request printed information if it helps you stay informed.

2. Plan for stressful moments

Identify situations or triggers that might challenge your recovery, like certain people, places, or emotions, and think through how you’ll handle them.

3. Take breaks when you need them

Healing isn’t just about doing more. It’s also about knowing when to rest. Give yourself permission to take quiet time when you’re feeling emotionally drained or overstimulated.

4. Set boundaries to protect your progress

Recovery can mean making changes in your relationships, routines, or environment. It’s okay to say no to people or situations that put your progress at risk.

We also offer these services in Washington

At QuickMD, we're committed to bringing convenient, affordable, and compassionate virtual care to patients across Washington. In addition to addiction treatment, we proudly offer:

Medical weight loss

Our online weight loss treatment helps you explore options like Ozempic® and Mounjaro® with licensed clinicians, offering support tailored to your health goals.

Urgent care services

Get quick, compassionate care for common illnesses online, 7 days a week. Anytime, anywhere.

Virtual counseling sessions

Talk to licensed counselors to support your mental well-being on your terms, when and where you need it.

Frequently asked questions about MAT in Washington

What is Ricky's Law in Washington?

Ricky’s Law, passed in 2016, allows for the involuntary commitment of individuals with severe substance use disorders.

How much does rehab cost in Washington?

For residential treatment, the average cost is around $56,539 according to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics.

Is methadone free in Washington state?

Methadone is not universally free, but Washington’s Medicaid program covers methadone treatment for eligible individuals.