Published October 21st, 2026

Addiction recovery involves more than just managing medications; it requires a thoughtful blend of medical care and behavioral support. Telehealth offers a unique way to combine these essential elements, making recovery resources more accessible to individuals regardless of location or circumstance. By integrating counseling with medication management through virtual visits, patients can receive coordinated care that addresses both physical dependence and the emotional challenges of recovery.

This approach helps overcome common obstacles such as stigma, transportation difficulties, and financial concerns that often delay or prevent treatment. With telehealth, patients can connect from a private, comfortable setting, ensuring consistent follow-up and personalized attention without the need for in-person visits. The combination of medical oversight and therapeutic counseling delivered remotely fosters a more supportive environment for long-term recovery, empowering patients to engage actively in their healing journey.

UrgentRecovery Telehealth Medical Practice And $75 Flat Rate

UrgentRecovery, PLLC is a fully online telehealth medical practice in Oklahoma City that serves adult patients across Oklahoma. We focus on urgent care needs, psychiatric support, and addiction recovery using non-controlled medications combined with structured counseling. Every visit occurs remotely, by appointment, so patients receive consistent care from home, work, or any private setting.

Our $75 flat rate for every telehealth visit is intentional. The fee does not change based on whether the visit involves urgent care concerns, mental health support, or addiction recovery telemedicine counseling with medication management. Patients know the cost before they schedule, which removes the guesswork that often keeps people from seeking care until problems escalate.

For people who are uninsured, underinsured, or managing tight budgets, this pricing model reduces common barriers. There are no surprise facility fees or different prices for "new patient" versus "follow-up" visits. That predictability makes it easier to plan regular check-ins for relapse prevention, medication adjustments, and counseling sessions, instead of waiting until a crisis hits.

The same flat rate applies when visits address several needs in one appointment, such as reviewing non-controlled medications for alcohol or opiate addiction, discussing cravings, and updating a relapse prevention plan. By aligning counseling and medical care under one clear price, we support steady engagement in treatment. Patients can return as often as clinically appropriate, with a clear understanding of what each visit will cost, which strengthens long-term recovery work.

Overview Of Integrated Addiction Recovery Services Offered

Our integrated addiction recovery care pairs non-controlled medications with structured counseling so medical and behavioral needs move in the same direction. We focus on alcohol and opiate use disorders, while also addressing the anxiety, mood changes, and sleep disruption that often come with withdrawal and early sobriety.

Medication management centers on evidence-based, non-controlled options for cravings, withdrawal support, and stabilization. We review current use patterns, prior treatment history, and coexisting medical issues, then set clear treatment goals. Dose changes, side-effect monitoring, and refills occur through regular telehealth follow-ups, which keeps adjustments timely instead of waiting for the next in-person opening.

Counseling through telehealth behavioral health visits targets the habits, stressors, and thought patterns that drive relapse. During addiction counseling via telehealth, we track triggers, cravings, and high-risk situations in concrete terms, then build specific prevention steps rather than vague "coping skills." Each conversation informs the medical plan so counseling feedback and medication decisions stay aligned.

Integrated addiction treatment by telehealth means these pieces do not stand alone. When patients report new stress, changing work schedules, or renewed contact with using peers, we look at the entire plan: medication timing, refill dates, counseling frequency, and safety strategies. This coordinated view helps us act early on warning signs, instead of reacting after a relapse.

Telehealth follow-ups support this work by making check-ins more reachable. Shorter, more frequent visits allow ongoing assessments of cravings, mood, sleep, and physical health, so care plans adapt as recovery progresses. Over time, this steady feedback loop gives patients a clear map of what is working, what needs adjustment, and how medical care and counseling together support stronger, more stable recovery.

Physician Assistant's Clinical Background And Independent Practice

Our integrated telehealth model rests on the experience of a Physician Assistant who has treated complex medical and behavioral health needs since 2009. Independent practice licensure in Oklahoma means we evaluate, diagnose, prescribe, and manage care without on-site physician oversight, which supports direct, timely decisions during telehealth urgent care addiction support visits.

Early work in inpatient internal medicine built a strong foundation in evaluating unstable patients, sorting through multiple diagnoses, and coordinating care across hospital teams. That background shapes how we read new symptoms, medication lists, and lab results in the context of addiction recovery, rather than in isolation.

A long tenure in correctional healthcare, including years in detention settings, deepened our experience with underserved adults who often carry untreated medical illness, substance use disorders, and significant trauma. Daily exposure to those realities refined our ability to manage limited resources, prioritize safety, and communicate clearly with patients who have reasons to distrust medical systems.

In 2024, our clinical focus shifted fully into addiction recovery, including work across methadone clinics treating alcohol and opiate use disorders alongside depression, anxiety, and other psychological conditions. That shift sharpened our skills in medication management for addiction telehealth care and in practical relapse prevention planning.

This combined history-inpatient internal medicine, correctional medicine, and focused addiction work-guides every telehealth visit. We expect medical complexity, coexisting mental health conditions, and social stressors, and we design treatment plans that reflect the realities patients live with, not an idealized clinic environment.

Professional Credentials And 2020 Compassionate Care Award

Our lead Physician Assistant has practiced since 2009, with full independent practice licensure in Oklahoma. That status reflects completion of rigorous physician assistant training, national certification, ongoing continuing medical education, and state-level review of clinical practice. It also means we assume direct responsibility for assessment, diagnosis, prescribing, and follow-up in both urgent care and addiction-focused telehealth medicine.

Years in inpatient internal medicine and correctional healthcare required consistent adherence to evidence-based standards, careful medication management, and clear documentation. Those same habits guide how we approach telemedicine addiction relapse prevention, including decisions around non-controlled medications, monitoring for adverse effects, and recognizing when a concern needs urgent in-person evaluation.

In 2020, our PA received a Compassionate Care award while working at the Denver Detention Center. That recognition came from day-to-day work inside a system where patients often arrive with significant trauma, stigma, and mistrust of medical staff. To earn that award, care had to be clinically sound and also reliably respectful, patient-centered, and emotionally attuned.

That blend of formal credentials and recognized compassion shapes our addiction recovery telehealth services. We approach counseling and medication management with structured clinical judgment and an assumption that every patient deserves dignity, clear explanations, and space to speak openly about relapse risk, cravings, and setbacks without fear of judgment.

Telehealth Service Area Covering Oklahoma City And Oklahoma State

Our telehealth practice is based in Oklahoma City, but our addiction recovery care extends to adults in every part of Oklahoma. Patients in urban centers, small towns, and rural areas access the same integrated addiction treatment telehealth visits without traveling to a clinic or navigating crowded waiting rooms.

This statewide reach reduces common barriers that delay care. Transportation, work schedules, lack of child care, and limited local addiction specialists often keep people from consistent treatment. With secure video visits, patients connect from home, a parked car, or another private space, which preserves privacy and lowers the risk of running into acquaintances in a local clinic.

For areas with few behavioral health options, telehealth behavioral health addiction visits fill gaps where in-person counseling and medical support are scarce or overbooked. We provide ongoing medication management, relapse prevention planning, and counseling follow-ups on a schedule that fits daily life rather than the nearest clinic's calendar.

Because all care occurs online, continuity does not break when patients move within the state, change jobs, or lose transportation. Recovery work continues with the same clinical perspective, even when life circumstances shift. That consistency-same clinician, same integrated approach, accessible from any Oklahoma location-helps stabilize long-term addiction recovery.

Emergency Guidance For Patients With Acute Medical Needs

We design our telehealth visits for scheduled, non-emergent care, including urgent concerns that remain medically stable and addiction recovery follow-ups. For sudden, serious symptoms, safe care requires in-person emergency evaluation, not an online appointment.

Signs that call for immediate emergency services include:

• Chest pain, trouble breathing, or severe shortness of breath

• Thoughts of self-harm, plans to harm others, or unsafe behavior from intoxication or withdrawal

• Confusion, seizures, passing out, or not waking up normally

• Heavy bleeding, severe trauma, or sudden weakness, numbness, or trouble speaking

• Allergic reactions with swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat

For these or any other symptoms that feel life-threatening, patients should call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Telehealth visits through UrgentRecovery are not equipped for crisis stabilization or rapid physical interventions, and we do not replace emergency medical, psychiatric, or detox services. Setting this boundary protects patient safety and ensures that serious events receive the speed, monitoring, and on-site treatment they require.

Combining counseling with medication management through telehealth creates a practical and accessible path for addiction recovery that respects the complexities of each individual's journey. This integrated approach, supported by nearly two decades of clinical experience and independent licensure in Oklahoma, ensures that patients receive consistent, personalized care tailored to their evolving needs. UrgentRecovery's $75 flat rate removes financial uncertainty, enabling patients across Oklahoma to engage in ongoing treatment without hesitation. By choosing telehealth, patients benefit from convenient access to professional support that aligns medical and behavioral health strategies, fostering stronger relapse prevention and recovery stability. We encourage you to explore how this patient-centered care model can support your recovery goals. Learn more about scheduling a telehealth visit to begin or continue your personalized addiction treatment with compassionate expertise guiding every step.