Can I get Suboxone through telehealth in Maryland?

Yes. Dr. Yadav can start and manage Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) for opioid use disorder entirely by telehealth for patients in Maryland. No in-person visit is required.

How soon can I start Suboxone through telehealth in Maryland?

Start with the free 15-minute consult. Most new patients have their 60-minute first visit with Dr. Yadav within the same week, and same-day visits are sometimes possible when the schedule allows.

Will I see a doctor or a nurse practitioner?

Dr. Hardik Yadav is a physician (MD), a board-certified psychiatrist with Addiction Medicine certification, and he handles every visit himself, from the free consult through each follow-up.

Will Suboxone just replace one addiction with another?

Suboxone is a prescribed maintenance medication that eases cravings and withdrawal so you can stabilize your life. Dr. Yadav is upfront about how it works, how long people typically stay on it, and what a taper looks like if and when that becomes your goal.

Do you treat alcohol use disorder too?

Yes. Dr. Yadav manages medication for alcohol use disorder by telehealth, often for people holding down work and family while drinking more than they want to, and he refers for counseling or higher-level care when it would help.

Do you accept Medicaid or insurance for Suboxone treatment?

No. Ansh Health Associates is cash-pay: $350 for the first visit and $200 for each follow-up, paid by credit, debit or HSA/FSA card. You receive a superbill with the CPT codes to submit to your plan for possible out-of-network reimbursement. What comes back depends on your plan and carrier.

Is my treatment private?

Yes. Visits are HIPAA-compliant video appointments, and because care is cash-pay and private, nothing is billed to insurance, so it stays off your insurance record and separate from your employer.

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Suboxone / MAT

Online Suboxone Doctor in Maryland: Treatment Started by Video

Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD

Board-Certified Psychiatrist · Addiction Medicine (ABPM) · Maryland

Getting off opioids, or reining in drinking that has quietly taken over, is hard enough without your job or your family finding out.

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At a Glance

Suboxone treatment at Ansh Health, the facts

Medication: Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) for opioid use disorder, as maintenance and with a planned taper when that becomes your goal. Medication for alcohol use disorder as well.
Prescriber: Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD. Board-certified psychiatrist, certified in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine, over 15 years in practice. About Dr. Yadav
Format: 100% video. No in-person visit and no clinic, anywhere in Maryland.
How fast: Free 15-minute consult first. Most new patients have their 60-minute first visit within the same week.
Cost: $350 for the first visit, $200 for each follow-up, paid by card. Insurance and Medicaid are not billed. A superbill with the CPT codes is provided for out-of-network reimbursement. Pricing details
Hours: Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 8 AM to noon. Evening and weekend appointments available.
Patient reviews: 5.0 on Zocdoc from 11 verified patient reviews. Read them
Phone: (410) 343-9395 Call or text

Suboxone Maintenance for Opioid Use Disorder, Prescribed by Telehealth

Ansh Health Associates prescribes and manages Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) for opioid use disorder entirely by video, for adults anywhere in Maryland. Every visit is with Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD, a board-certified psychiatrist who is also certified in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine. Care is private and cash-pay, nothing is billed to insurance, and most new patients have their first 60-minute visit within the same week.

New patients can start Suboxone treatment for opioid use disorder entirely by telehealth with Dr. Yadav, with no in-person visit required. Suboxone, which combines buprenorphine and naloxone, is a maintenance medication that eases cravings and withdrawal so you can hold down work, family, and daily life while you stabilize. Dr. Yadav is straightforward about how it works, what staying on it involves, and how a taper works if and when that becomes your goal. He treats opioid use disorder as the medical condition it is and adjusts your plan over follow-up visits based on how you're actually doing.

How do I start Suboxone by telehealth in Maryland?

Free 15-minute consult. You tell Dr. Yadav what is going on and what you want to change. He tells you whether telehealth Suboxone is the right fit, and if it is not, where to go instead.
60-minute first visit, by video. Your history, your current use, what has been tried before, and the depression, anxiety or trauma that often sits underneath it. You leave with a plan and, when it is right, your first prescription.
Prescription to your pharmacy. Dr. Yadav sends it electronically to the Maryland pharmacy you choose.
30-minute follow-ups. Dose adjustments, cravings, how work and home are going, with the same psychiatrist every time.

Is online Suboxone treatment at Ansh Health right for you?

It fits adults in Maryland who are working, parenting or studying while opioid use runs underneath, who want a physician managing their medication, and who prefer that nothing goes through insurance. It is not the right place if you need medically supervised withdrawal in a facility, if you are in crisis right now (call or text 988), or if you need treatment billed to Medicaid or insurance. Dr. Yadav says so on the free consult and tells you where to go instead.

Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder, Managed Online

For alcohol use, Dr. Yadav manages medication that lowers cravings and supports you in cutting back or stopping, all by telehealth. Many of the people he treats are holding down a job and a family while drinking more than they want to, and they never set foot in a clinic. Your initial 60-minute visit covers your history and what you're aiming for, then follow-up visits keep the plan on track. He refers you for counseling or a higher level of care when that would help, and he tells you honestly when it would.

Discreet Addiction Treatment for Working Professionals

Because Ansh Health Associates is private and cash-pay, nothing about your treatment is billed to insurance, so it stays off your insurance record and separate from your employer. Each appointment is a private video visit you can take from home or behind a closed door at work, with evening and weekend times so you don't have to explain a midday absence. The platforms are HIPAA-compliant. For a lot of people, that privacy is the difference between getting help and putting it off another year.

Addiction Medicine Care Directly From Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD

Dr. Yadav is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist with over 15 years of experience, certified in Addiction Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine, and he holds a Master's in Public Health. He has handled severe, complex cases through his work in the corrections system, and he is comfortable treating addiction alongside the depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or PTSD that often sits underneath it. Treating both at once is usually where the earliest relief comes from, and he keeps his approach non-judgmental and evidence-based throughout.

What Treatment Costs and How Cash-Pay Works

Ansh Health Associates lists its rates up front, so there are no surprises. The initial 60-minute evaluation is $350 and follow-up visits are $200. Dr. Yadav's practice is cash-pay and does not bill insurance, so payment is made in full before the visit by credit, debit, or HSA/FSA card. Afterward you can request a superbill to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement, and the practice publishes the CPT codes and Tax ID you'll need. What comes back depends on your plan and carrier. The free 15-minute consult lets you sort out the details before you commit to anything.

Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD, Board-Certified Psychiatrist · Addiction Medicine (ABPM) · Maryland — Dr. Hardik Yadav, MDBoard-Certified Psychiatrist · Addiction Medicine (ABPM) · Maryland
Dr. Yadav is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and an Addiction Medicine Specialist (American Board of Preventive Medicine), with an MD, a Master of Public Health, and over 15 years of experience that includes complex cases in the corrections system. Every visit across Maryland is with him directly, by video.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get Suboxone through telehealth in Maryland?: Yes. Dr. Yadav can start and manage Suboxone (buprenorphine and naloxone) for opioid use disorder entirely by telehealth for patients in Maryland. No in-person visit is required.
How soon can I start Suboxone through telehealth in Maryland?: Start with the free 15-minute consult. Most new patients have their 60-minute first visit with Dr. Yadav within the same week, and same-day visits are sometimes possible when the schedule allows.
Will I see a doctor or a nurse practitioner?: Dr. Hardik Yadav is a physician (MD), a board-certified psychiatrist with Addiction Medicine certification, and he handles every visit himself, from the free consult through each follow-up.
Will Suboxone just replace one addiction with another?: Suboxone is a prescribed maintenance medication that eases cravings and withdrawal so you can stabilize your life. Dr. Yadav is upfront about how it works, how long people typically stay on it, and what a taper looks like if and when that becomes your goal.
Do you treat alcohol use disorder too?: Yes. Dr. Yadav manages medication for alcohol use disorder by telehealth, often for people holding down work and family while drinking more than they want to, and he refers for counseling or higher-level care when it would help.
Do you accept Medicaid or insurance for Suboxone treatment?: No. Ansh Health Associates is cash-pay: $350 for the first visit and $200 for each follow-up, paid by credit, debit or HSA/FSA card. You receive a superbill with the CPT codes to submit to your plan for possible out-of-network reimbursement. What comes back depends on your plan and carrier.
Is my treatment private?: Yes. Visits are HIPAA-compliant video appointments, and because care is cash-pay and private, nothing is billed to insurance, so it stays off your insurance record and separate from your employer.

Related care

Opioid Use Disorder

Suboxone maintenance for opioid use disorder, prescribed and adjusted by video across Maryland.

Alcohol Use Disorder

Medication that lowers cravings and supports cutting back or stopping, managed online.

Dual Diagnosis

Depression, anxiety or PTSD alongside the addiction, treated together in the same appointment.

Start with a free 15-minute consult

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Dr. Hardik Yadav, MD is an online psychiatrist in Maryland who sees adults by video anywhere in the state, with evening and weekend appointments.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Reading this page does not establish a physician-patient relationship. Please schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your individual needs.